Summary:

Girl Scout Episodic Volunteers support specific events, activities, or short-term projects that help Girl Scouts grow into confident leaders and changemakers. Whether you're helping at a cookie booth, chaperoning a field trip, or leading a craft station at a troop meeting or community event, your contribution makes a lasting impact—without requiring a long-term commitment.

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Expected Commitment:

As-needed basis/ flexible; typically, 2-8 hours per event or activity

 

Training Required:

Child Protection Training. ~ 1 hr. online at your own pace

 

Supervised by:

Troop Leader, OCMT Member, Council Volunteer, or USAGSO staff

 

Responsibilities:
• Assist with one-time events such as:
  Cookie sales booths
  Troop meetings or badge activities
  Outdoor adventures (hikes, camping, nature walks)
  Service unit or council-wide events
  STEM, art, or community service activities
• Supervise and engage with Girl Scouts in a positive, respectful, and supportive manner
• Ensure a safe environment in line with Girl Scout policies and procedures
• Follow guidance from troop leaders, event coordinators, or staff
• Attend brief orientation or training as needed for specific tasks

 

Requirements:
• Commitment to lead by the Girl Scout Promise and Law
• Maintain annual adult Girl Scout membership
• Commitment to work with all without regard to race, ethnicity/culture, religion, socio-economic status, gender, gender identity and expression, sexual orientation, or differing abilities.
• To volunteer at an overnight event or handle Girl Scout money or property, episodic volunteers must also complete a background check (within the last 3 years). See the USAGSO background check policy for more details.

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