First some ways that you can volunteer... (I know what I want to do...just tell me how!)
TROOP LEADER! Did you know that:
*Girl Scout troops can meet weekly, every other week, after school, evening, and/or on Saturday or Sunday.
*You don't need to be a parent to be a Girl Scout Leader.
*Men are welcome as Girl Scout volunteers co-leading troops with women.
*Training and support are provided for all leaders.
*You can choose the age level of girls you would like to work with:
Daisy Girl Scouts (kindergarten), Brownie Girl Scouts (grades 1 - 3), Junior Girl Scouts (grades 4 - 6),
Cadette Girl Scouts (grades 7 - 9), Senior Girl Scouts (grades 10 - 12).GROUP LEADER! Group leaders are needed for special interest groups (computers, science, outdoor adventure, career exploration, etc.) Groups typically meet only 4 - 6 times.
| Specific Short Term Commitment Positions: Product Sales Manager - Accounting/Organizational Skills Recruitment Day Organizer - Organizational Skills Troop Committee Member - Help troops with projects Data Entry Person - Basic Computer Skills Event Coordinator - Organizational Skills related to event Trainer - Ability to teach adults, training provided. Program Specialist - Interest in Specific Skill Areas |
Monthly Commitment Positions: Member, Board of Directors - Interest in Setting Policy Public Relations Representative - Writing/Proofreading Skills Board Task Groups/Committees - Interest/Expertise in Topic Registrar (for local community) - Organizational Skills Service Unit Manager (for local community) - Management |
Now that you know what you would like to do...
You can e-mail as follows:
Leader, Group Leader, Service Unit Manager, Registrar, Troop Committee Member, Product Sales Manager, Recruitment Day Organizer - membership department.
Event Coordinator, Program Specialist - program department.
Trainer - training department.
Board of Directors, Board task groups/committees - executive director.
Public Relations Representative, data entry person - communications department.