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Here are just a few of the many Girl Scout volunteer possibilities. Whether it’s once a week, once a month, or once a year, your commitment makes a difference in the lives of girls. More good news: The Council offers training for most positions for free or a minimal cost.
- Troop Leader/Assistant Leader - The troop leader helps make and carry out plans with the troop, which will enable girls to experience a well-rounded program of fun and personal growth based on the Girl Scout Promise and Law. The Assistant Leader assists the leader with these duties.
- Trainer of Volunteers - Trainers help develop and deliver training to adult volunteers in order to acquaint them with Girl Scout programs and resources, which are then passed on to our girls.
- Special Programs - Volunteers are needed to help girls earn badges or to share knowledge or skills such as dance, sports, arts, career exploration, or other hobbies.
- Outdoor Activities - Volunteers are needed to help at camping events, challenge course activities, grounds upkeep and maintenance.
- Troop Sponsor - Troop sponsors are always needed to help troops in need of financial assistance with dues, uniforms, handbooks, and other programs.
- Girl Scout Office Clerical Help - Various help is needed on a regular basis at the Girl Scout Office such as filing, bulk mailings, and data entry. Help is also needed during the busy times of fall product and cookie sales.
Program: You Can Cook
Time Commitment: Approximately 20 hours per year
(Council News - Posted: 2/23/2012) |
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Do you love to cook? Can you help girls learn to plan a meal, budget and shop for ingredients? If you answered yes, then we need you! Volunteers should plan to offer the program at least twice per year. [Read More] |
If you are 18 years or older with an interest in helping girls reach their fullest potential, please contact Joann by email or at (918) 745-5216 or 1-800-707-9914 for more information. You will be asked to fill out a Volunteer Application and go through an interview process.
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