Girl Scouts of the USA funds research, program, and technology innovation, benefitting Girl Scouts nationally.
Before girls can grow up to change the world, they have to believe they can. As part of Girl Scouts, girls gain a critical space to discover their own abilities—and the results are astounding. Girl Scouts are more likely to consider themselves leaders compared to other girls and boys.
When you donate to Girl Scouts, every dollar you give powers a girl’s journey as she strives to lead, thrive, and make the world a better place. Beyond professional achievement, Girl Scout alums are also more likely to take civic action, volunteer in their communities, and stand up for their beliefs and values.
When it comes to supporting the next generation of girls, your generous contribution makes all the difference. Thank you for your partnership!
Our network of over 100 Girl Scout councils deliver the Girl Scout Leadership Experience to girls in their local communities.
Donations for Girl Scouts of the USA can be mailed to:
Girl Scouts of the USA
Attn:
Office of Philanthropy
P.O. Box 5046
New York, NY 10087-5046
Your gift is deductible for federal income tax purposes subject to IRS regulations. GSUSA’s Federal Tax ID number is 13-1624016.
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Honor Roll of Donors
This Honor Roll of Donors includes all donors who made a gift during October 1, 2022, and September 30, 2023.
$500,000 and above
Anonymous
James Annenberg La Vea Charitable Foundation
$100,000 and above
Herford N. Elliott Trust
Arnold W. and Alice R. Carlson Charitable Fund
Estate of Karen Jungbluth
Robyn Ratcliffe Manzini and Aldo Manzini
Diane Tipton
$50,000 and above
Fowler Family Fund II
Estate of Wilhelmina Vander Torre
Estate of Mary Lou H. McDonald
Noorain F. Khan
$25,000 and above
Mary Ann Altergott
Estate of Monica L. Martinez
Susan B. Major
Ambrose Monell Foundation
Donald and Noreen Rouillard Trust
$10,000 and above
Patricia Bowe Romines
Ileana Musa
Jeanne Kwong Bickford
Mr. Marcus C. Peacock
Vidya Krishnan
Mr. Ed C. Rastrelli
Telva McGruder
Lydia Mallett, Ph.D.
Karen P. Layng
Trooper Sanders
Leslee A. Temple
Debra J. Nielson
Christine McClain
Julie W. Dawson
Beth Bovis
Zeta Smith
Maryann Waryjas
The Keough Family Foundation
Kathleen McCarthy via the KLM Foundation
$5,000 and above
Dianne Belk and Lawrence Calder
Virginia Fulton
Estate of Jean W. Vernon
Richard Towne, in memory of Melinda Towne
$1,000 and above
William H. Warner Memorial Trust
Neal Blanchard, Barbara Blanchard, and the Blanchard Family Foundation
Linda P. Foreman
Estate of Martha Kelly
Jessie F. Hallett Charitable Trust
Jane, Megan and Jeremy Blocker
Melvin R. and Irene M. Sheffer Trust
Tracy and Dan Keller
Hadie Muller
Ezra Yacob
Felecia Gilmore-Long
Peter Pacitto
Ms. Martha Netsch
Girl Scouts of Colorado
Nancy Hackett
Victoria Bone
Nhadine Leung
Carmilla Tan
The Weitzel Family Foundation
Rita Kelly
Susan E. Swanson
Enterprise Holdings Foundation
Lawrence Solomon
Deborah Aldredge
Douglas Glover
Meghan Matczak
The Watson P., Jr. and Ariel D. W. Davidson Fund
Shelly R. Harris Living Trust
Louisa Ho
Joan Kram and Kent McLaughlin
Sue A. Williams
Alice Hockenbury
Rose M. Littlejohn
Julie Crawford
Martha Smith
Karen Thomas
Lisa Philichi
Lindsey Miller
Robin Cole
June Brown
Ane Powers
The Jonathan L. Cohen Foundation
Michael J. Marchese Family Foundation
Barbara Gibson
Kevin Bratten, in memory of Rosanna Prestia
This list does not include gifts made to the Juliette Gordon Low Birthplace or to Girl Scouts Overseas, which are recognized elsewhere.
