Volunteers/Adults

What You Do in Girl Scouting Makes a Difference!

Welcome! We encourage you to navigate through our site and find the information that you are looking for. No matter what your role is in Girl Scouts, you will be able to find answers to your questions and the resources that you need on our website.

Without adults playing many pivotal roles, Girl Scouting could not happen. Whether you're a leader, trainer, parent or guardian, volunteer, mentor or play any other role, you awaken in girls their promise to develop to their full potential to make the world a better place. Research shows that the influence one caring adult has on a child will last a lifetime. Thank you for reaching out to these girls!

In Girl Scouts, girls learn to:

Discover their personal best and prepare for a positive future

Connect with others in an increasingly diverse world

Take Action to become resourceful problem solvers and improve their communities!

Frequently Used Volunteer Forms

• Volunteer Application
• Volunteer Position Description/Agreement
• Interest Indicator Form
• Self-Evalution and Intent Form

New Troop Kit

• Troop Planning Calendar
• Troop Group Attendance Record
• Signed Blanket Exemption for Troops
• Successfully Starting a GS Troop
• Parent Support Agreement
• 2012 Blue Book
• Leader/Co-Leader Position Description
• Parent Meeting Outline
• 2010-2011 Volunteer Resource Guide
• First Six Meetings - Daisies
• First Six Meetings - Brownies
• First Six Meetings - Juniors
  

GSNEO Policies

• Updated GSNEO Volunteer Policies
• Policy FAQ's

Safety Activity Checkpoints