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You’re a force of nature, Girl Scout.
And you are ready for more outdoor adventures.
Fund the Adventure (Joyce Seymour Leadership Fund)
Learn More about our Camps (Camp Website)
Whether you’re discovering the wildlife in your own backyard, swimming in a lake for the first time at summer camp or being a citizen scientist and observing bees in your neighborhood park, every outdoor adventure grows your “I’ve got this” attitude. And once you unlock that confidence, you’ll aim as high as the stars you see outside your cabin window.
The Joyce Seymour Leadership Fund is an endowment named in honor of Joyce Seymour, Camp Shantituck staff alumna, Camp Director 1966-68, Chief Executive Officer of Girl Scouts of Kentuckiana, and former GSK board member. “Giving back to our girls, that is what we are all about. Giving our girls outdoor opportunities to benefit their growing up years—that each of us had—will be a legacy for all of us.” The Joyce Seymour Leadership Fund was established to ensure the same outdoor opportunities would be available for future generations of girls through Girl Scouts of Kentuckiana.
The Joyce Seymour Leadership Fund (JSLF) helps Girl Scouts access leadership-building outdoor experiences, by providing financial assistance to those in need for camps and other Girl Scout adventures. Opportunities supported by the fund include GSK camps, leadership experiences, and other outdoor adventures. Applicants must be registered members of Girl Scouts of Kentuckiana and submit the Joyce Seymour Leadership Fund Application to request funds.
To help support the camp community and ensure the sustainability of this program, all families, including those receiving financial assistance, are asked to contribute a minimum of 10% of the total experience cost. The 10% contribution towards the experience can be a combination of Kentuckiana Credits and family contributions.
All applications must be received by April 30 for experiences January through August and July 31 for experiences September through December.
Ways to get outdoors: For troops, households, and Girl Scouts
Canoeing solo across a lake. Counting stars in the night sky.
These are just a few of the experiences awaiting Girl Scouts who are ready to explore the great outdoors. Camp and outdoor experiences can be enjoyed during summer camp, day camp, or year-round.