Finance

When Girl Scouts become adults and go out on their own (whether off to college or starting their careers and establishing their own households) they will need to know how to handle their bank accounts and credit cards, pay their bills on time, and learn to live within their means. Later, they’ll need to try […]

Ever wonder how long to keep your troop’s health history forms? How about those permission slips? To better understand what to keep and discard, please read Document Retention.

To find out all of the ins and outs of managing troop dues, money-earning projects, in-kind donations, contributions from families, or other funding-related opportunities, go to Options for Funding. Donations Girl Scouts of Northern California (GSNorCal) is a non-profit organization, and as such, donations to GSNorCal must benefit our collective mission and not provide a private benefit […]

Girl Scout troops are funded by a share of money earned through council-sponsored product program activities (such as the Girl Scout cookie program), troop money-earning activities (council-approved, of course), and any dues your troop may charge. The girls should always make decisions together on how to spend their funds. All troop money legally belongs to the council […]

Please submit this Service Unit Finance Report Form by September 30 each year, along with a copy of your August Bank Statement. Include the service unit’s income and expenses for the period of September 1st through August 31st. Print or save a copy for your records. If your service unit has more than one account, please submit a […]

A full refund is provided if you withdraw 30 days or more prior to the activity date. No refunds will be issued for registration fees if you withdraw from a program 29 days or less prior to the activity date. No refunds will be issued for non-attendance. Refunds for medical reasons must be submitted in […]