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We proudly feature a line-up of alum, who we are calling "The Girl Scout Greats".
Learn more about them and celebrate them with us!
"Growing up with nine brothers and no sisters, I cherished the chance
to be surrounded by Girl Scouts with clear goals and a mission."
Stephanie Klett, President & CEO of Visit Lake Geneva
"For Girl Scouts interested in veterinary science, being good with people,
as well as animals, is a crucial part of being a veterinarian."
Dr. Kellie Holmstrom, retired Veterinarian & Business Owner of The Animal Medical Hospital
"As a presenter during the Women of Influence event, I felt proud to share
my Girl Scout journey and the need to raise financial aid for sister Girl Scouts."
Aanya Kasera, Molecular Biology Student at Princeton University
"For those on their own journey of greatness, you can be GREAT in anything you strive for.
You are unique and have the potential to acquire any skill you desire."
Jennifer Julien, Business Owner & Professional Athlete
"My mother, Jean Krebs, helped Girl Scouts thrive in our community, and the mentorship she and other leaders offered left last memories. The opportunity for girls to see strong female leaders in action is vital."
Kat Gottlieb, Artist, Author & Entrepreneur
This summer, Bert passed away peacefully after living an incredible 100 years.
She cared deeply for this movement and chose to be buried in her uniform.
Bernadine (Bert) Jagodzinski, Girl Scout Alum
Learn more about these influential women in our digital trifold. Their stories illustrate the relevance and impact of Girl Scouting, and we hope they not only inspire your ongoing generosity but also encourage YOU to continue on your journey of greatness, whatever that may be.
Help us build more trailblazing citizens and Girl Scout Greats below. The first $3,000.00 will be matched by the MacDonald Foundation!
Do you know a Girl Scout Great with a story to be told? Let's keep their legacy shining brightly for today and generations to come by contacting Kate Corey at kcorey@gsnwgl.org or 920-955-3401.
