Marsha Barber Clark This is Me

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1. 1. eTeach.net | Stories | Record-Breaking Rotary Easement Caps Banner Year for the Grand Traverse Regional Land Conservancy

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   Published on: 5/7/2006   Last Visited: 12/15/2007

   Crooked Tree Girl Scout's Executive Director, Marsha Barber Clark, worked with Rotary and the Regional Conservancy to help make permanent what she calls Camp Sakakawea's ability to inspire. "This land," she says, "has been the inspiration from which memories have been woven for generations of girls who have now grown into women…they come back year after year, with children and grandchildren, to experience the quiet grace of nature sheltered from the winds of change."

2. 2. Traverse City Record-Eagle -- www.record-eagle.com

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   Published on: 5/18/2003   Last Visited: 5/18/2003

   Marsha Clark, director of the Girl Scout Crooked Tree Council, is worried she might have to come up with innovative rather than core programs in order to receive United Way funds. "The concern I have is that it doesn't sound like they will be funding activities that we are currently doing," Clark says. "It is always difficult to come up with innovative programs." And if the Girl Scouts do come up with something new, Clark wonders if during the next application year the program is still considered "innovative." "There is always a great need to support existing programs," she says.
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   Clark of the Girl Scouts works with six United Ways throughout the area. She says United Way of Northwest Michigan has undergone a more dramatic change compared with those she works with elsewhere. Specifically, Clark says, the number of United Way direct services, the removal of the partner agency status and the focus on funding innovative programs will take some getting used to for the Girl Scouts and other former partner agencies. "This is a much greater shift than I have seen in any other United Ways," Clark says. If that's a criticism, it's one Beauchamp can handle. "We are a pretty unusual United Way," she says.
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   It may go to the Girl Scouts or it may not," Clark says. Already, workplaces with unionized labor are talking about possible decreases in donations for the fall campaign.

3. 3. GOTM:Advisors

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   Published on: 8/8/2001   Last Visited: 8/8/2001

   Marsha Clark , Corporate Consultant