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2023 Annual Report

Letter from the President and CEO

It is with immense pride and gratitude that we present to you our annual report for the year 2023, highlighting the remarkable achievements of our Girl Scouts across Kentucky's Wilderness Road.

Throughout the past year, our Girl Scouts have excelled in various areas, particularly in career exploration, confidence building, and leadership development. These accomplishments are a testament to the dedication, resilience, and passion of our girls, volunteers, and supporters.

Our commitment to providing girls with opportunities for career exploration and development was evident in the diverse range of programs and initiatives offered throughout the year. From workshops and mentorship programs to hands-on experiences and internships, our Girl Scouts had the chance to explore a wide array of career paths and gain valuable insights into their interests and aspirations. Whether they were discovering the wonders of STEM fields, exploring the arts, or delving into entrepreneurship, our girls embraced these opportunities with enthusiasm and determination, laying the foundation for their future success in the workforce.

One of the cornerstones of the Girl Scout experience is building confidence and self-esteem, and our girls demonstrated incredible resilience and courage in this regard. Through outdoor adventures, leadership activities, and community service projects, our Girl Scouts challenged themselves, pushed their boundaries, and discovered the strength and resilience within themselves. Whether they were conquering their fears on a high ropes course, speaking up for causes they believe in, or leading their peers with grace and confidence, our girls proved that they are capable of achieving anything they set their minds to.

Leadership is at the heart of everything we do at Girl Scouts, and our girls showcased their leadership skills and abilities in countless ways throughout the year. From serving as troop leaders and mentors to organizing and leading community service projects, our Girl Scouts demonstrated their commitment to making a positive difference in the world. Whether they were advocating for social justice, environmental conservation, or equality and inclusion, our girls showed that they are not just the leaders of tomorrow but the leaders of today, capable of effecting meaningful change in their communities and beyond.

As we look ahead to the future, We are filled with excitement and optimism for what lies ahead for our Girl Scout community. With your continued support and dedication, we will continue to empower girls to reach their full potential, pursue their passions, and make the world a better place.

Thank you for your unwavering commitment to our Girl Scout movement and for your role in shaping our Girl Scout leaders.

Girl Scouts of Kentucky’s Wilderness Road serves communities in 66 counties in northern, central, and eastern Kentucky and 1 county in Ohio. We are fully dedicated to sharing the Girl Scout leadership experience with all girls – regardless of background, geography, or financial situation – so they may reach their fullest potential.

We believe that girls built with Girl Scouts’ guiding principles of courage, confidence, and character make the world a better place.

Board of Directors Board of DirectorsBoard of Directors
Board of Directors

October 1, 2022 - September 30, 2023

Spirit of Girl Scouting Award Recipient, Katy Chumbley receives her scholarship!

2023 Girl Scouts of the USA GoGold Scholarship Recipient, Kayla Hawkins

Every box of Girl Scout Cookies, tin of candy,and magazine supports both girl initiatives and our local communities – and helps the next generation of female leaders develop skills in goal setting, money management, and business ethics. Girl Scouts of Kentucky’s Wilderness Road is incredibly proud of the dedication, hard work, and savvy skills of all the girls that participated in 2023 Girl Scout Product Programs.  

Through the Fall Product and Cookie Programs, more than 3000 our girls were resourceful and fully committed to the entrepreneurial spirit Girl Scouts Financial Literacy programs. Thank you to everyone who supported the next generation of female leaders and the opportunities that Product earnings make possible.
  • Over $713,000 earned in Troop Cookie Proceeds
  • $354,418  total gross Fall Product Program proceeds - an 18% increase!
  • 768,983 boxes of cookies sold with over $615,000 total troop proceeds
  • 49,248 packages of cookies and fall product were sold through Direct Ship/Ecommerce 
  • 277 boxes sold per girl - an 8% increase!
Congratulations to the Cookie Entrepreneurs who sold more than 1,000 boxes!

CEO, Susan Douglas with 2023 Top Cookie Seller, Sophia Cruz

165 girls sold more than 1,000 boxes! toggle arrow
Sophia Cruz, Troop 89 - 5050 boxes
Raylynn Spoonamore, Troop 1133 - 4081 boxes
Victoria Whalen, Troop 7326 - 4012 boxes
Abby Woodrum, Troop 7326 - 4012 boxes
Olivia Birdwell, Troop 2372 - 3002 boxes
Fionna Lawrence, Troop 2799 - 2692 boxes
Olivia Laudick, Troop 2083 - 2572 boxes
Allison Anderson, Troop 7203 - 2503 boxes
Katelynn Sayre, Troop 2217 - 2096 boxes
Reygan Zimmerman, Troop 7075 - 2056 boxes
Waverly Lickliter, Troop 2884 - 2048 boxes
Brooklyn Skaggs, Troop 1776 - 2023 boxes
Emily Boggess, Troop 336 - 2009 boxes
Lexie Ballard, Troop 2798 - 2006 boxes
Isabelle Harrelson, Troop 7075 - 2005 boxes
Molly Schwarber, Troop 1984 - 2000 boxes
Lydia Koller, Troop 1984 - 2000 boxes
Abigail Field, Troop 2028 - 2000 boxes
Anna Iwankovitsch, Troop 1178 - 1931 boxes
Lydia Lamb, Troop 7192 - 1881 boxes
Audrey Griffith, Troop 5290 - 1754 boxes
Anna Willoughby, Troop 2423 - 1620 boxes
Adeline Adams, Troop 7192 - 1588 boxes
Rebekah Grace, Troop 2028 - 1566 boxes
Kiersten Bennett, Troop 7217 - 1518 boxes
McKenna Bay, Troop 7150 - 1515 boxes
Kalista Barry, Troop 336 - 1513 boxes
Savanna Huffman, Troop 246 - 1510 boxes
Merry Akers, Troop 7192 - 1506 boxes
Vivian Smith, Troop 2106 - 1506 boxes
Emelyn Harrelson, Troop 7075 - 1506 boxes
Kelsey Wilson, Troop 973 - 1500 boxes
Addison Stafford, Troop 2851 - 1500 boxes
Whitley Mayfield, Troop 2028 - 1500 boxes
Courtney Whitenack, Troop 722 - 1500 boxes
Arianna Bramlage, Troop 2147 - 1500 boxes
Carmelita Dallaire, Troop 5319 - 1500 boxes
Patricia Grimm, Troop 2851 - 1500 boxes
Charlotte Henry, Troop 2083 - 1473 boxes
Alice Browne, Troop 7101 - 1373 boxes
Haylee Nordmeyer, Troop 7186 - 1293 boxes
Harmony Johnson, Troop 1133 - 1283 boxes
Kyra Hillman, Troop 5290 - 1268 boxes
Kenley Pasley, Troop 2882 - 1264 boxes
Lilly Williams, Troop 2863 - 1240 boxes
Clara Jamison, Troop 1801 - 1226 boxes
Maisie Zimmerman, Troop 7192 - 1190 boxes
rebeca luna, Troop 7192 - 1184 boxes
Lylah Varney, Troop 336 - 1163 boxes
Autumn Huels, Troop 7155 - 1162 boxes
Mallie Kate Hoseclaw, Troop 2334 - 1161 boxes
Eden Lay, Troop 2028 - 1154 boxes
Ruby Miller, Troop 1133 - 1145 boxes
Arrieana Van Rhyn, Troop 5347 - 1138 boxes
Elena Sproul, Troop 5805 - 1132 boxes
Halenna Cannon, Troop 2863 - 1130 boxes
Mckenzie Thomas, Troop 2238 - 1128 boxes
Taylor Hayden, Troop 2215 - 1127 boxes
Caroline Farley, Troop 2899 - 1123 boxes
Bayleigh Hensley, Troop 2115 - 1120 boxes
Spencer Hayden, Troop 2215 - 1111 boxes
Emma Creelman, Troop 7088 - 1109 boxes
Hailey Harris, Troop 2319 - 1108 boxes
Ashley Price, Troop 2027 - 1095 boxes
Addison Hill, Troop 1035 - 1092 boxes
Violet Akers, Troop 7192 - 1084 boxes
Eleanor Armstrong, Troop 2423 - 1078 boxes
Vivian White, Troop 7056 - 1076 boxes
Charlie Hatton, Troop 2028 - 1074 boxes
Riley Hewins, Troop 2236 - 1071 boxes
Lila Schrey, Troop 7155 - 1069 boxes
Chelsea Clue, Troop 2319 - 1064 boxes
Ambree Basham, Troop 2104 - 1063 boxes
Luciana Faraci, Troop 2423 - 1062 boxes
Evelyn Mullins, Troop 7192 - 1057 boxes
Somayah Boyd, Troop 2436 - 1053 boxes
Dorothy George, Troop 886 - 1051 boxes
Amber Bowden, Troop 2028 - 1049 boxes
Abigail Henz, Troop 886 - 1048 boxes
Harper Faris, Troop 818 - 1044 boxes
Victoria Conrad, Troop 2281 - 1043 boxes
Hailey Workman, Troop 7293 - 1041 boxes
Jonzi Chaney, Troop 7323 - 1041 boxes
Lydia Markey, Troop 1133 - 1041 boxes
Gianna Folcarelli, Troop 1984 - 1040 boxes
Olivia Bodeker, Troop 2231 - 1036 boxes
Abigail Patton, Troop 465 - 1036 boxes
Olivia Seiler, Troop 5805 - 1033 boxes
Jorrin Whiteley, Troop 1627 - 1032 boxes
Sadie Heim, Troop 336 - 1031 boxes
Aibileen White, Troop 2452 - 1029 boxes
Madison Haynes, Troop 2983 - 1028 boxes
Charlotte Smith, Troop 2281 - 1028 boxes
Sadie Clouse, Troop 3023 - 1028 boxes
Bailey Rose Mchugh, Troop 7323 - 1026 boxes
Jordyn Madden, Troop 7155 - 1026 boxes
Katie Carmichael-Lowery, Troop 2028 - 1026 boxes
Sage Fox, Troop 2798 - 1026 boxes
Riley Kenner, Troop 2798 - 1025 boxes
Clara Bossio, Troop 7323 - 1025 boxes
Delaney Klarer, Troop 2104 - 1024 boxes
Emily Francis, Troop 2028 - 1023 boxes
Hope Lippert, Troop 1984 - 1023 boxes
Kathryn Crum, Troop 5029 - 1020 boxes
Josephine Mickschl, Troop 2899 - 1020 boxes
Lorianna Parks, Troop 1178 - 1019 boxes
Rylie Parks, Troop 1178 - 1019 boxes
Mara Bryant, Troop 2594 - 1018 boxes
Natalie Pesina, Troop 492 - 1018 boxes
Cheyanne Taylor, Troop 2899 - 1018 boxes
Kate Whitlock, Troop 2028 - 1017 boxes
Melia Wendling, Troop 5029 - 1013 boxes
Regan Kenner, Troop 2798 - 1013 boxes
Payton Griffith, Troop 2281 - 1013 boxes
Maci Fox, Troop 2798 - 1013 boxes
Mary Taylor, Troop 7155 - 1012 boxes
Erica Sizemore, Troop 906 - 1012 boxes
Shannon Sizemore, Troop 906 - 1012 boxes
Aliviah Kammo, Troop 1133 - 1010 boxes
Esme Arnett, Troop 2028 - 1008 boxes
Victoria Brown, Troop 2752 - 1007 boxes
Chloe Kuebel, Troop 2040 - 1006 boxes
Rachel Dodson, Troop 5075 - 1006 boxes
Aliyah Schwalbach, Troop 2913 - 1005 boxes
Ashe'ona Cavins, Troop 7086 - 1004 boxes
Katie Richardson, Troop 5805 - 1004 boxes
Katherine Fischer, Troop 1984 - 1004 boxes
Carolyn Kirst, Troop 465 - 1003 boxes
Miriam Hall, Troop 2899 - 1003 boxes
Juliet Giordano, Troop 7185 - 1002 boxes
Aaliyah Webster, Troop 5811 - 1002 boxes
Kacie Bowman, Troop 5811 - 1001 boxes
Avrie Spivey, Troop 8003 - 1000 boxes
Elliette Palmer, Troop 2114 - 1000 boxes
Abigail Ison, Troop 7323 - 1000 boxes
Jolene Amyx, Troop 2429 - 1000 boxes
Lily Wittenberg, Troop 2899 - 1000 boxes
Te'ona Cavins, Troop 7086 - 1000 boxes
Addyson Wind, Troop 1310 - 1000 boxes
Adriana Fletcher, Troop 5358 - 1000 boxes
Ella Becknell, Troop 5294 - 1000 boxes
Andrea Lewis, Troop 7086 - 1000 boxes
Beverly Goodwill, Troop 7088 - 1000 boxes
Aidyn Hart, Troop 7050 - 1000 boxes
Riley Barker, Troop 7323 - 1000 boxes
Katey Middleton, Troop 5319 - 1000 boxes
Cacee Vonhandorf, Troop 1984 - 1000 boxes
Katie Shreve, Troop 2101 - 1000 boxes
Carly Shearer, Troop 5234 - 1000 boxes
Caroline Shearer, Troop 5234 - 1000 boxes
Chesney Wallace, Troop 7150 - 1000 boxes
Lila Launder, Troop 2114 - 1000 boxes
Summer Whitenack, Troop 731 - 1000 boxes
Lucy Wright, Troop 2429 - 1000 boxes
Abby Bramiage, Troop 2147 - 1000 boxes
Abigail Natale, Troop 1984 - 1000 boxes
Sophie Holbrook, Troop 7192 - 1000 boxes
Olivia Lintner, Troop 2101 - 1000 boxes
Cora Spence, Troop 7050 - 1000 boxes
Cynthia Price, Troop 2127 - 1000 boxes
Felicity Messer, Troop 5319 - 1000 boxes
Heaven Messer, Troop 5319 - 1000 boxes
Madison Messer, Troop 5319 - 1000 boxes
Layla Gearheart, Troop 5234 - 1000 boxes
Lilyann Paige Aldridge, Troop 1100 - 1000 boxes

Girl Scouts of Kentucky’s Wilderness Road enjoyed a wonderful year in the out of doors at our Erlanger Property, Camp Judy Layne , and Camp Shawano hosting 427 curious campers. 

Camp Judy Layne safely welcomed resident campers who hiked, swam, canoed, rappelled, and spelunked.  Camp Shawano  and Licking Valley Day Camp on the Erlanger Property hosted two weeks of day campers. Every day at camp was filled with adventure – creating confidence and capability for every camper.

For more than a century, Girl Scouts’ pillar programs have provided educational and exciting experiences for girls to explore, discover, create, experiment, and wonder - and have fun!  

Girl Scouts of Kentucky’s Wilderness Road responded to girls’ continued interests and utilized the assets of its camps and open spaces to provide outdoor as well as virtual programs, creating accessible spaces to bring Girl Scout programming to girls. GSKWR’s program team continued its patch-earning opportunities and badge workshops through 257 council-led programs and 113 partner-led programs.

The Girl Scout Bronze, Silver and Gold Awards are presented to Junior, Cadette, Senior, and Ambassador girls who display leadership while engaging in projects that benefit their communities. Girl Scouts of Kentucky’s Wilderness Road is confident that these remarkable young women will continue to lead among their peers and throughout their lives with true courage, confidence, and character.

Seven remarkable Girl Scouts were recognized in March 2023 for their Gold Award projects. Our Gold Award Girl Scouts spent more than 1000 hours creating, renovating, developing programming and, most of all, implementing sustainable and lasting impacts in our communities. Our Girl Scouts changed the world. 

2023 Bronze & Silver Award Girl Scouts
2023 Bronze & Silver Award Girl Scouts

HIGHEST AWARDS

Thank you to our generous contributors who made an investment in girls in fiscal year 2023 by supporting Girl Scouts of Kentucky’s Wilderness Road. We celebrate our partnership and thank you for giving Girl Scouts adventure opportunities and leadership experiences.

The gifts below were made between October 1, 2022 and September 30, 2023.

Gift Key: Board Member^ | Staff Member* | Troop1912+

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The R.C. Durr Foundation, Inc.
Fifth Third Bank Foundation, Charlotte Schmidlapp Fund
Caryl Pfeiffer^+
JWC III Rev Trust
Myrtle Mae Mitchell Trust
United Way of the Bluegrass
Toyota Motor Manufacturing of Kentucky
Morehead State University
Charles and Ruth Seligman Family Foundation
Furlong Building
Berea College Appalachian Fund
$5,000-$9,999 toggle arrow
Anne Weston Hackett+
Bourbon Society of Greater Cincinnati
LG&E and KU Foundation
ATech Training Inc.
Kentucky American Water
Susa Eaton+
Lexmark International
$2.500-$4,999 toggle arrow
Carol Beirne^+
Honorable Order of Kentucky Colonels
Rick and Mary Beth Griffith+
Rotary Club of Covington
United Way of Greater Cincinnati
Houchens Insurance Group
Katherine Redmond+
Traditional Bank
$1,000-$2,499 toggle arrow
Susan Douglas*+
Karen Greenwell^+
Meghan Sandfoss+
Chad Bilz^+
Kathleen and Alison Regan^+
Carol Clevenger
Jaclyn Badeau^+
Rhonda Ritzi+
Brown Memorial Trust
Marathon Petroleum Company LP
Friends of Camp Cardinal Area 9
Sandra McCain^+
Susan Martin
Debbie Eiden
Rhoda Eldot
Rebecca McDonough^+
Sherri Powers*+
Eileen O'Brien^+
Jeff King
Riverside Generating Company, LLC
Burnette Family Charitable Foundation, Inc.
Kentucky Utilities
Bill and Kaye Baird+
$500-$999 toggle arrow
Kroger Community Rewards
Kathleen Kennedy
Phyllis Hasbrouck
Karen Bowie^+
Angie and Brett Tinch*+
John Ploch
Annette Graham+
Jayme Olson
Myra Raiche+
Betty Cowherd+
Nicolaou Pete
Rosemary Carter+
Sara Ann Browning+
Kentucky River Properties LLC
Richard and Willa Crafton Family Foundation
Karen Beckman
Bank of Lexington
Elkington Giving Fund
Rotary Club of Ashland
$250-$499 toggle arrow
Michael Tromans
Karen King+
Sarah Richardson+
Carolyn McNerney*+
Deidra Fajack*+
United Way of South Central Kentucky
Hannah Helm+
Sarah Feltus
Cindy Frederick
John Chappell+
SuZanne and Kenneth  Troske+
Joyce and David Duszynski
Lisa Turcotte
Ericka Harney+
Scott County Girl Scouts Service Unit
Libby Chenault+
Tammy Durham*+
Elishia Chamberlain
Erin Thomas+
Valerie  O'Brien
Caroline Haight
Karen Grace+
Edie Sallee+
Julie Hostrander^
Angela  Lipscomb+
Evelyn Tandy+
Sylvia Chelf+
Dino Kent+
Paula Wilcox+
Haleigh McGraw*+
Susan Miller+
Barbara Domek
Jill and Phillip Heink+
Micki King+
Marion and Jim Vruggink+
Kevin Loesch
Gregory Crist
Nancy Burchett
Connie Carl
$100-$249 toggle arrow
Teresa and Philip Hardesty+
Peter and Meghan Knapp+
Julie Sygiel+
Woody  Johnson+
Tracy Curtis+
Gay Nell Conley+
Kelley Gripshover
Catherine Prather
Nikki Fry
Lelia Brannen
Joanne Cocanougher
Tamara Huffman
Amy Sandlin
Oliver Feltlus
Eva Larue
James and Clara Campbell
Mary Sue Gee
Randall Schadle
Melanie Johnson
Sarah Lewis
Torie Vencill
Colleen Harper
Kim Hamilton
Gilda Hill
Cheryl Molley
Ethan Smith
Tammy Stillwell
Jackie Ricard
Becky Williams*
Sara and Lonnie Hodges
Tom Vickers
Pat Haight
David Marinac
Amanda Adkins
Brian and Miranda Adkins
Darlene and Kevin Nelson
Mike Hickey
Lucy Porter
Nancy and John Graham
Gail Brookhart
Joe David Martin
Glenn and Sonia Proudfoot
Eleanor MacGregor Eades
Alan and Diane Campbell
Virginia Huesman
Jerry Day
Cynthia Wayland*
The $100 Solution
Kenneth Smith
Barb Martin
Mary and Larry Lovely
Lois Schultz
Up to $100 toggle arrow
Karen and Marc Avery
Emily Johnson
Paul Hager
Kellie Southers
Julie Bergantino
Margaret Johnson
Mary Jane Humkey
John Adams
Esther Hurlburt
Nicki and Felix  Swiderski
Phyllis Campbell
Karen Bond
Tamara Horn
Shannon Bailey
Latricia Walker*
Courtney Shaw
Brandy Wahle
Emily Eggenschwiler
Sarah Cottongim
Meghan Weber
Pooja Sidney
Sarah Deeg
Kristi Herald
Shannon Caudill
Robin-Lynn McClean
Cody Shackelford
Christine Cruz
Norah Hibbits
Katie Mauldin
Gyan Gupta
Jennifer McGowan
Mark Fajack
Kathy Beckwith
Jessica Tubesing
Jane Terrell
Uneeda Bryant
William Vermillion
Graca Mwilambwe
Emilee  Ott
Jimmy and Joyce England
Lela and Richard Barnhisel
Debby and Jimmy Robinson
Jessie Rice
Carrie and Scott Morris
Julie Macke*
Deneen and Ben Zimmerman
Lauren  Gilley
Carolyn Wagoner
Lynette Kamark*
Amy Guynn
Kim Frankenhoff
Dane Fajack
Quinn Nichols
Whitney Burton
Lindsey Hammerslag
Danielle Herald
Elizabeth Gordon
Kristen  Fajack
Jennifer Flinchpaugh
Amy Miller
Arlene Guinn
Deborah Hall
Katie Phillips
Juliette Gordon Low Society toggle arrow
The Juliette Gordon Low Society honors friends who have included Girl Scouts of Kentucky’s Wilderness Road in their estate plans. Their commitment ensures that future generations of girls will experience the adventure, education, and leadership opportunities available only through Girl Scouts. We are eternally grateful for their decision to provide a legacy gift.
If you have made plans to support GSKWR with a legacy gift, we would be honored to add you to this special group.
Erik and Eva Andersen Girl Scout Movement-wide Challenge Planned Gift
Jaclyn Badeau^+
Carol^+ and Michael Beirne
Dianne Belk and Lawrence Calder Girl Scout Movement-wide Challenge Planned Gift
Mary Birenbaum
Bonnie Bryson
Rosemary Carter+
Mary Janet and Wendell Cartmell
Kimberly G. Cowherd
Jane Chaput
Carrie Cinnamond
Diane Curry Gentry^
Susan Eaton
Cindy Ferguson
Ann Freytag
Pat Galliher
Karen Greenwell^+
Anne Weston Hackett+
Pat Haight
Phyllis Hasbrouck+
Hannah Helm
Dr. Ardis Hoven
Charlotte Johnson
Virginia Long
Sandra McCain^
Dr. Janet McCoy
Deb MacKay
Virginia Meagher
Dr. Lisa Miller
Caryl Pfeiffer^+
Eileen O'Brien^+
Myra Raiche
Kathleen Regan^+ and Alison Dunn+
Carol Czirr Russell
Susie Scheiwe
Jo Smith
Jo Smith
Julie Sygiel
Marjorie and Daniel Thomas
Sara Thurston
Sara Tuttle
Ruby Webster+
Natalie Wilson
Kathy Woods
 
 
Gift Key: Board Member^ | Staff Member* | Troop 1912+

Girl Scouts of Kentucky’s Wilderness Road gratefully acknowledges all donors who have invested in girls with their generous donations in our 2023 fiscal year. Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of this information. Please contact the Fund Development Department at 859.293.2621 to bring any inaccuracies or omissions to our attention.

2022-2023 Financial Position

The condensed statements of financial position and activities have been summarized from the audited financial statements.
The audited financial statements are available for inspection upon request.

 

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