Welcome Letter and Family/Friends Checklist

Welcome! Help Make Your Daisy’sExperience Bloom with PossibilitiesDear Daisy Friends and Family Network:Your Girl Scout Daisy has joined a team of girls on a unique journey intothe Daisy Flower Garden. As the girls explore planting, growing, and thepositive values of the Girl Scout Law, they will also get their first taste ofenvironmental stewardship.Your active participation can make the girls’ experience even morevaluable and memorable. Please take a moment to review the enclosedchecklist to tell us which areas you might know something about (or bewilling to learn), or have time to volunteer for, so that your Daisy and hersister Girl Scouts will have the richest experience possible.Then please identify on the enclosed Garden Project Possibilities list anygarden spaces in your community that might benefit from the Daisies’help. And if you have any community contacts who might like to assist,let us know that, too.The girls and I look forward to hearing from you—and seeing you atsessions throughout the journey.Sincerely,[YOUR NAME]

DAISY FRIENDS AND FAMILY CHECKLISTPlease have your Daisy return this list to her next Daisy session.YES, I WANT TO HELP THE DAISIES GROW. I am ready and willing to volunteer my:—— Gardening knowledge—— Knowledge of beneficial garden insects (particularlyladybugs)—— Composting knowledge (especially worms)—— Time as a driver (if needed for garden-themed outingsor the Take Action Project)—— Crafts experience—— Time as an all-around Daisy leadership journey helper—— Time to bring snacks (especially nutritious ones!)My name:My contact info:YES! I HAVE CONTACTS IN THE COMMUNITY WHO COULD HELP. They are:Name:Contact info:Name:Contact info:YES! I KNOW OF GARDEN PROJECT POSSIBILITIES IN OUR COMMUNITY.Areas in my Daisy’s community that might benefit fromsimple beautification (a planting/growing gift, such asan indoor herb garden or easily maintained primroseplantings; a garden cleanup day, etc.):Areas in my Daisy’s community that might benefitfrom more sustained care (such as repeated “gifts” ofcompost for a community garden, or the releaseof ladybugs in a garden needing pest control):1.2.3.4.5.1.2.3.4.5.My name:My contact info: