Camp Whispering Cedars Welcome Center

GSNETX announced that it received a $1 million grant from the Harold Simmons Foundation. The grant will allow GSNETX to further develop leadership programs and outdoor camp activities at Camp Whispering Cedars - Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math Center of Excellence. In honor of their gift, GSNETX will be recognizing their generosity by naming the Serena Connelly Archery Range and the Lisa K. Simmons Amphitheater. 

For more information on the Outdoor Centers of Excellence, click here.  

Through College Journey, middle and high school girls had to the opportunity to live and learn on the campus of the University of Texas at Dallas.

Over the course of the week, girls attended a variety of project - based learning workshops that challenge them to work collaboratively across STEM curriculum, and prepare them for a college environment. 

Like all programs in Girl Scouts, College Journey helps girls realize their full potential by developing critical thinking and leadership skills, connecting with others in a new environment, and taking action to make a difference in the world. 

Through the generous support of the FLUOR Foundation, College Journey Cadette Week welcomed 110 middle school aged Girl Scouts and 120 high school aged Girl Scouts attended the Senior and Ambassador Week, sponsored by Texas Instruments.

  To become a corporate or foundation sponsor, contact 

Aisha McClendon, at amcclendon@gsnetx.org.

Please join us for the 2013 Women of Distinction Luncheon, presented by AT&T, on Thursday, October 24 at the Hilton Anatole. Doors open at 11:30am.

The keynote speaker is 18-year-old Talia Leman, CEO and founder of RandomKid, a nonprofit organization that leverages the power of youth to solve problems in the world.

Funds raised during the luncheon support Girl Scout programs for more than 33,000 girls and 17,000 adult members in Northeast Texas.

To purchase tickets, become a table sponsor, or for more information on our honorees, click here.

GSNETX CEO, Colleen Walker, and Women of Distinction Honoree, Nicole Small, on D: The Broadcast