There are people in your town who love to learn new things. They look up at the sky and down in the dirt, they talk to their parents and grandparents about the past, and use the latest technology to guess the future. They travel to places near and far. They make art and music and food; they dance and play and sing.
There are people in your town who come together to learn about themselves and each other. They work as one team to solve problems and meet challenges. They are there for one another when times are tough and celebrate their successes. They accept everyone, regardless of race, color, status, or creed. They are leaders and role models. They promise to help people at all times.
There are people in your town who work for change. They collect food for the hungry and clothes for the cold. They clean their neighborhoods after a storm, and clear trails in parks. They visit nursing homes and they help children learn to read. They care for the environment and always leave a place cleaner than they found it.
What do these people have in common?
They are all Girl Scouts, and they want YOU to join them. |
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Do you want to work with...
 Only girls?
- Lead a Girl Scout Troop, or serve as an assistant leader or helper
- Lead a 4 to 6 week interest group
- Assist in leading a group of girls at a community facility
- Chaperone girls at an event
- Share your expertise/teach a skill to girls
- Become a program volunteer for day or weekend events
- Work as an older girl mentor
- Provide leadership training to older girls
Only adults?
- Girl Scout Board Member
- Adult Learning Facilitator
- Outdoor Learning Facilitator
- Adult Recognition Committee Member
- Service Unit Manager
- Service Unit Registrar
- Service Unit Money Manager
- Volunteer Mentor
- Help develop/lend resources to a marketing campaign to recruit girls and adults
Girls and adults?
- Camp Qualified Adult
- First Aider
- Local Press Representative
- Troop Cookie Manager
- Troop Travel Consultant
On a special project?
- Adult Learning Data Entry
- Adult Learning Materials Coordinator
- Photograph/videotape Girl Scout programs/activities
- Develop curriculum for Girl Scout programs in your area of expertise
- Donate in-kind and professional services
- Help secure donations of goods (e.g. laptop computers) or services (e.g. catering)
- Donate graphic design skills and/or printing services
- Translate Girl Scout materials into foreign languages
On community cultivation?
- Act as your company's central contact to recruit volunteers, identify GS alumnae, identify sponsorship opportunities, host a cultivation event, etc.
- Help establish collaborations that build programs and/or bring in volunteers or resources
- Identify and help recruit young adults (ages 18 - 29 to work with girls)
- Tell Girl Scout stories at events and meetings (e.g. service clubs, churches)
- Identify adult GS alumnae from business and professional organizations
- Solicit tables/tickets and/or advertisements for corporate fundraisers
- Host a cultivation event at home and/or office
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"CHANGE A LIFE. IT'S FOREVER!"