Girl Scouts of the USA is the world’s preeminent organization dedicated solely to girls—all girls—where, in an accepting and nurturing environment, girls build
character and skills for success in the real world. In partnership with committed adult volunteers, girls develop qualities that will serve them all their lives, like
leadership, strong values, social conscience, and conviction about their own potential and self-worth.
Founded in 1912 by Juliette Gordon Low, Girl Scouts' membership has grown from 18 members in Savannah, Georgia, to 3.2 million members throughout the United States,
including U.S. territories, and in more than 92 countries through USA Girl Scouts Overseas.
As a part of the nationwide celebration, the Girl Scouts of Citrus will be gathering at the Volusia County Fairgrounds to create the largest human trefoil ever made.
It will be captured by a photographer flying overhead.
We have compiled all of the ash histories that were given to us during the event and have compiled a master list for you to download. If you still need to get your ashes from the event, please email Troop Leader and Fire & Ashes Chair Lisa Rispoli. You may download the Fire and Ashes PDF GSGG Ashes 2012.
As many of you asked the day of the event, YES we will be selling the aerial photos and Event CD’s after the event.
But before I give you the information, I would like to personally thank the people that made these wonderful photos possible.
First, in the air we had our pilot Todd Unruh and our photographer Ken Biggs. And on the ground, we had Tanya Stiffler and Richard Shaw of The Stiffler Group.

Now, on to the ordering. If you would like to place an order for an Aerial Photo or Event CD, please email Michael Rispoli of JB Creative at jellybeangreetings@gmail.com. Please leave your contact information, including a phone number to reach you.
Cash, check and all major credit cards will be accepted. Tax and shipping are included in the below prices.
Event CD – $25 – doesn’t include aerial photo
8 x 10 Aerial – $15
Additional 8 x 10 – $10
5 x 7 Aerial – $10
Additional 5 x 7 – $7

We would also like to thank our pilot Todd Unruh and the aerial photographer Ken Biggs, as well as our event photographers Tanya Stiffler and Richard Shaw of The Stiffler Group.
Early registration for this event is now closed. You may still come to the event on January 21st and register on-site, but T-shirts and necklaces will be available on a first come, first serve basis. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us via our contact form on this site.
Capsule made of 8” PVC, 36” long w/end caps. Stuff with designated items and seal on day of event. This special Time capsule will have a collection of swaps and trinkets from any troop wanting to participate. Each item will have a maximum dimension of 2” x 2”. Must be labeled with pertinent info, i.e. troop number etc. There will only be 1 item per troop. Collection deadline for collection is, Friday January 6, 2012. Items received after that date will only be considered if there is room in capsule. **If there is a large space left in capsule, decide what items of importance to add and these items can be a larger size to fill capsule**. For more information please call or email Megan Betche 440-225-1981
Weather and Fire Threat permitting we will be having a small fire in which the girls and leaders can add their troop ashes. There will be a listing of all the gathered troop histories of the ashes posted at the event and on the website after. Troops can email their histories prior to the event so that we can compile as many as possible for display on that day, to date we have compiled ashes dating back to Juliette’s fires from 1920!!
Troops will need to bring their ashes prepared in some form of combustible package. (i.e.: colorful tissue paper packages twisted on the ends ready to toss into the fire.) NO plastic baggies, NO rubber band ties, please use cotton yarn or thread for ties.
Ashes will be made available through service unit managers after the event for the troops who participated.
Wall that will be constructed inside Tommy Lawrence Arena to hold pictures that are collected or brought in to event and arranged and attached to said wall. Photos will need to be inventoried in with the understanding that the photos will then be the property of the GS Great Gathering committee.
*Information will be on the pre-registration form stating that photos can be brought to be placed on the photo wall*. Sizes and shapes can vary.
Main Rules: Must be of GS subject and nature and NO risqué or grotesque content.