“Including All Girls” patch program was launched and GSCNC served 522 girls with disabilities during camp programs. GSCNC trained 1,907 volunteers through online and home study training courses in 2008. To attract graduating college seniors into volunteer roles with Girl Scouts, the Young Leader Program placed 118 college students as troop leaders at 54 sites in the District of Columbia and Prince George’s County. SHARE, the council’s annual giving campaign raised $593,215 in 2008. In addition, over one million dollars was raised from foundations, corporations and government agencies. GSCNC provided $417,930 in financial aid to girls and adults to participate in GSCNC activities, start troops and fund camp fees. Camping GSCNC owns and operates eight camps. In 2017, Girl Scouts introduced a new high ropes course at Camp White Rock, which includes tight ropes, cargo and raider bridge and a 300 ft zip line. During the summer months four camps are used as sleep-away camps. Camps: Camp Aquasco is in Aquasco, Maryland. Camp Brighton Woods is near Ashton, Maryland Camp Coles Trip is near Stafford, Virginia Camp Crowell is near Oakton, Virginia. Camp May Flather is located in the George Washington National Forest near Bridgewater, Virginia. Camp Potomac Woods is located on the banks of the Potomac River near Leesburg, Virginia Camp White Rock in Capon Bridge, WV Camp Winona is located near Hughesville, Maryland. See also Scouting in Washington, D.C. National Capital Area Council References Local councils of the Girl Scouts of the USA