Support Us
How
to Donate
Alumni
Juliette
Low Society
Family
Support
Planned
Giving;
Tributes/Memorials
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FUNDING GIRL SCOUTING
Girl Scouts of
Otahki Council recognizes the importance of understanding and increasing
the diversity of its income streams. To ensure continued growth, The Girl
Scouts of Otahki Council must develop a financially sound mix of income
from adult-generated sources including United Way, businesses, corporations,
foundations, friends, parents and Girl Scout volunteers.
MAJOR SOURCES OF ADULT-GENERATED
FUNDING
· Annual Giving Campaign -
Council volunteers contact businesses,
organizations and individuals for financial support. In addition to funding
Girl Scout program for all girls, a percentage is used to assist girls
in financial need participate in Girl Scouting.
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Friends and Alumni of Otahki Girl Scout Council -Individual
donors who contribute $100 or more become members of the Friends and Alumni
of Otahki Girl Scout Council. Members are recognized at the annual Women's
Impact breakfast.
· Parents In Partnership (PIP) - Parents demonstrate their
belief in Girl Scouting and the benefits for their daughter by making
a donation during the PIP Campaign. Funding from PIP Campaign is designated
for a specific project or program.
·
United Way - Otahki Council receives annual allocation
from the United Way of Southeast Missouri and the United Way of Southern
Illinois. United Way income accounts for approximately 10% of annual operating
budget.
·
Gifts In Kind - Gifts of material or products when the
council can use the gift.
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Planned Gifts - A donor may arrange in a will, insurance
policy or other instrument that the council be designated as a beneficiary
to receive a gift from the donor's estate. Check out the Planned
Giving Brochure
for more information.
·
Grants - Funding for special programs from government,
corporations, foundations and individuals.
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Tributes and Memorials -Memorial gifts are made in someone's
memory, tribute gifts honor someone on a special occasion.
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Special Events
- Events that diversify funding sources showcase the Girl Scout purpose
and program.
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