As the world continues to rapidly change, one thing remains certain. Girl Scouts has never been more relevant—or important—than it is today. We’re experiencing a global moment when leadership, compassion, and resilience are needed more than ever. Building those qualities in girls is what Girl Scouts does best.
For more than 30 years, the Tribute to Achievement dinner has brought together corporate and community leaders, showcased the power of Girl Scouts, and raised critical funds in support of our programming.
Though we are not able to gather together in person for this year’s Tribute to Achievement dinner, the need to support girls remains.
We invite you to join us virtually and hear when our girls, honorees and special guests had their powerful, defining moment that collided in a break-through that changed their life’s trajectory - The Moment It Matters.
Please join us on live online on March 11 to support the critical work of Girl Scouts and sustain access to leadership and formative experiences for every girl in our community.
Honoring:
Luminary Award
Carrie Hightman
Retired Executive Vice President and Chief Legal Officer, NiSource Inc.
Girl Scout’s Own Award
Polk Bros. Foundation
Corporate Award
Sidley Austin LLP
If possible, kindly consider check or wire transfer payment for gifts of $5,000+.
Please send payments to:
Girl Scouts of Greater Chicago and Northwest Indiana
c/o PJH & Associates, Inc.
205 West Wacker Drive
Suite 1400
Chicago, IL 60606
Event Contact: Molly McDonald
THANK YOU TO OUR GENEROUS SPONSORS
About Girl Scouts of Greater Chicago and Northwest Indiana
Girl Scouts of Greater Chicago and Northwest Indiana provides more than 53,000 girls in our community exceptional experiences that enrich girls’ life skills, energize their passions and empower them to go after their big dreams. Our girls mean business. As Girl Scouts, they’re part of a world that embraces gender equity, workforce readiness and respect for all. They explore careers in STEM and business; they engage in inspirational conversations with women mentors during programs like Camp CEO and Project Law Track; and they cultivate cross-cultural friendships that are a foundation for their future.