Volunteerism is the lifeblood of the Girl Scout Movement. You can make the world better.

Girl Scout volunteers, nationwide, are more than 900,000 strong! Volunteer opportunities are plentiful. You can help with a troop by becoming a leader, troop assistant, driver, camping coordinator, or by sharing a skill. You can be part of or assist with mentor programs, coordinate events and activities, provide office support, do data entry, train volunteers, or assist with mail production, service projects, or fund raising. Just choose how you'd like to participate. Even if you give only one day a year, you can make a difference.

"I enjoy volunteering for Girl Scouts because I get a great satisfaction in making a difference in the girls' lives. I have seen them grow up in many ways in the last two years. Not only have I seen positive changes in their lives, but in my life as well."

Margie Arvayo

Volunteer Troop Leader

WHAT'S IN IT FOR YOU:

In addition to personal growth, networking opportunities and enriching experiences, there are numerous rewards as a Girl Scout volunteer:

• Achieve a sense of belonging

• Invest in your community

• Develop marketable skills

• Stretch your knowledge through Girl Scout training

VOLUNTEERS SERVES AS:

• Task Group Members

• Special Interest Volunteers

• Troop/Group Leaders

• First Aiders

• Translators/Interpreters

• Archivists

• Trainers

• Program Planners

• Event Aides

• Board Committees

For more information or to sign up to volunteer today, please contact our Membership Registrar at 775.322.0642, ext. 226 or email her at membershipregistrar@gssn.org.