Approved Outfitters and Program on Demand
Approved Outfitters
The list of approved outfitters is updated frequently. Please note the "last updated" date in the upper right-hand corner of the document, as well as the "approved until" date of your selected outfitter.
Activities that require the use of an approved outfitter include (but are not limited to):
- Downhill Skiing
- High ropes
- Horses
- Rock climbing
| | - Snowboarding
- Surfing
- Swiftwater/whitewater canoeing
- White water rafting
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How do I become an Approved Outfitter?
Outfitters can begin the approval process by contacting Lauren Shapiro at (800) 338-5248 x6823 or lshapiro@girlscoutsosw.org.
Program on Demand
How do I become a Program on Demand partner?
Program on Demand partners can begin the approval process by contacting Jennifer Akins at (800) 433-9288 x6405 or jakins@girlscoutsosw.org.
| Wells Fargo | | SOLVE |
| The Wells Fargo History Museum in Portland shares the history of Wells Fargo in Oregon. You will see an 1854 Concord Coach and find out how Wells Fargo connected Oregon's communities through the Cal-Oregon Stage Line and steamboats on the Columbia and Wilamette Rivers. The museum offers educational programs for free. Program details » Contact:
Steve Greenwood, Museum Manager
503-886-1102
steve.m.greenwood@wellsfargo.com
wellsfargohistory.com | | SOLVE offers statewide volunteer opportunities involving litter and marine debris cleanup, planting native trees and shrubs, removing invasive plants, and maintenance and monitoring of restoration sites. Check solv.org for opportunities in your area. Program details » Contact:
Morgan Park
503-844-9571 or 800-333-7658
morgan@solv.org
solv.org |
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| My Story Photo Adventure | | Tillamook Forest Center |
| Have you ever wondered what it’s like to be a fashion photographer? Do you think it’s possible to capture your dreams in a photograph? Amaze your friends with fun photo illusions! Learn the tips and trick of the pros! My Story will custom design an exciting photography workshop for your Girl Scout troop/group. We bring cameras, props and inspiration to send you and your friends on a fun photo adventure! Program details » Contact:
Alexander Ney
503-234-0717
alexney@mystoryworkshops.org
mystoryworkshops.org | | The Tillamook Forest Center is a special place to develop a deeper connection with Oregon’s forests through experience and exploration. Located at the heart of the Tillamook State Forest, the region’s newest interpretive and educational center showcases the legacy of the historic Tillamook Burn and the public spirit behind a monumental reforestation effort that left a permanent imprint on Oregon history while also shaping sustainable forest management today. We’re the region’s largest forest-based learning center and outdoor classroom facility. Program details » Contact:
Chris Friend
503-815-6800 or 886-930-4646
cfriend@odf.state.or.us
tillamookforestcenter.org |
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| Portland Aquarium | | |
| The newest attraction to Portland with over 30 exhibits and more than 2500 animal species, displays sharks, stingrays, sea jellies, river otters, an octopus, birds, reptiles, amphibians, fascinating tropical and cold water fish, and much, much more! The Portland aquarium offers a wide variety of educational programs for field trips led by the aquarium’s staff of educators, biologists, and aquarists. Field trips will include many hands-on activities as well as age-specific programming. Program details » Contact:
Patti Obana
503-303-4721
patti@portlandaquarium.net
portlandaquarium.net | | |