Horse lovers gathered at Singletree Stables to learn how to groom, saddle and ride a horse Western style, English style and bareback as well. After spending five days learning how to improve their horsemanship, these Girl Scouts invited their families to watch as they showed off. Many girls chose to dress in a matching theme!

 

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After several staff meetings and input from Girl Scout volunteers, the Wichita region of Girl Scouts of Kansas Heartland is excited to share our new staff assignments and service unit adjustments with you; our valued volunteers.

Based on our staffs' strength assessments, the Membership and Volunteer Services team has been aligned within two areas: Membership Growth and Membership Support. We have strategically formed service unit structures based on geographic references and schools.

The number of service units will be reduced from 21 to 14; in regard to service unit size, geographic location or proximity to existing service units. The new structure and service unit names became effective July 1, 2010. We feel these modifications are necessary as we continue to strive toward superior customer service and improved efficiency while using our limited resources wisely.

Membership and Volunteer staff plan to make service unit team appointments as soon as possible. Please contact us if you are interested in a volunteer position within your newly named service unit. Please click here to review the revised service unit names.

 

Victorian Hairstyle Workshop

Cowtown Girls who wanted to try some new Victorian hairstyles learned alternatives to boring bun and braids. This workshop let girls learn simple, pretty Victorian hairstyles for any length of hair and handy tricks for hiding hair imperfections.

 

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