Being a Troop Leader is one of many ways you can support girls.
Be the troop leader that watches her smile get bigger as she grows more confident. Mentor a Girl Scout during cookie season so she can earn enough to reach the goals she set. Or work with other adults to provide the kind of behind-the-scenes support that makes it possible for her to have a phenomenal Girl Scout experience.
Whether you can give a few hours a week, once a month, or throughout the year, there's a role for everyone to be involved and support their Girl Scouts. Take a look at the different types of roles below of how to be a volunteer.
A troop is a group of Girl Scouts who gather weekly, monthly, or quarterly. The Troop Leader and other adult volunteers guide troops as youth members select exciting hands-on activities and projects, try new things, and cheer each other on.
Troop Leader 
Troop Treasurer
Service Unit Volunteers
A Service Unit is a group of committed, focused, and passionate volunteers who manage troops within a set geographic area. The size of the Service Unit can evolve based on the number of volunteers available.
Service Unit Manager
Service Unit Treasurer
Girl Mentorship Volunteers
Gold Award Committee Member
Adult Education Volunteers
Volunteer Trainer
Adult Award Committee Member
If you are interested in any volunteer roles listed or have questions, please fill out the form below, and we will contact you soon!
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