All Girl Scouts will get 50% off all tickets to the Pennsylvania Ballet's performance of La Sylphide on June 5 and 6 at 8pm, June 6 at 12pm, June 7 and 13 at 2pm and June 11 and 12 at 8pm. La Sylphide, the oldest ballet in existence is set in the Scottish Highlands. August Bournoville's ethereal tale of love still enthralls audiences today with the captivating romance and demanding choreography that make this work ahead of its time. To order tickets contact Arajua Backman at 215.587.6921 or email abackman@paballet.org.
 
Boyertown Twilight Camp 2009 - Red, White & Blue Travel across America, July 13th- 17th, 6pm - 9pm, Calvary U.C.C. Rt. 100 South of Barto. Join your friends this week on an adventure. We'll explore the vast wonders of our great country, from snowy Alaska, to Hawaii's tropics, from the deserts of the south west, to the Florida everglades. Join us for a fun filled week of exploration, crafts and games. Facilities include a pavilion and numerous open fields for sports and games, plus indoor social halls for rainy- evening fun! Cost: $65. Volunteer for this week and your daughter's camp fee is only $32.50. Contact: Denise Saxman at DeniseSax@aol.com or call 610.473.7931. Volunteers will be chosen based on ratio requirements in Safety-Wise. Click the following links for registration forms and volunteer applications.
 
Raise Your Voice! 22 million = $22 billion
Launched May 14 by the Go Green Foundation in San Francisco, CA,  Raise Your Voice! is designed to let teens use their power in the marketplace to address the climate change crisis. This collaboration between Go Green Foundation and Climate Counts, supported by Earth Island's New Leaders Initiative is designed to empower teens to use their consumer power to push America's big apparel companies--and other big brands--to step up their commitment to reducing their carbon footprint and addressing climate change. It's easy! Teens just have to use their cell phones to send a text message. Our goal is to send 20,000 messages by June 15th and use that power to push these companies to take climate change seriously. Every year, young people buy a ton of stuff like iPods, clothes, watches, books, messenger bags, stereos, Xboxes, and Wiis--worth over $150 billion! The Girl Scout community can help to reach as many young folks as possible. This initiative is an ideal way to grow the pool of young folks concerned with climate change--including armchair activists and the politically unengaged--by reaching them on devices they already own: their mobile phones! To find out more go to www.gogreenfoundation.com/ryv_mobile.html .