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Can parents and adults volunteer with Girl Scouts? Yes! Be her cheerleader, guide, and mentor, helping her develop skills and confidence that will last long after the meeting is over.

We believe firmly in the benefit our programming holds for youth whose identities have been historically underrepresented in, and systemically excluded from, leadership roles. We welcome cisgender girls, gender-expansive, non-binary, intersex, and transgender youth in grades kindergarten through 12.

Can parents and adults volunteer with Girl Scouts? Yes! Be her cheerleader, guide, and mentor, helping her develop skills and confidence that will last long after the meeting is over.

Can parents and adults volunteer with Girl Scouts? Yes! Be her cheerleader, guide, and mentor, helping her develop skills and confidence that will last long after the meeting is over.

We believe firmly in the benefit our programming holds for youth whose identities have been historically underrepresented in, and systemically excluded from, leadership roles. We welcome cisgender girls, gender-expansive, non-binary, intersex, and transgender youth in grades kindergarten through 12.

We believe firmly in the benefit our programming holds for youth whose identities have been historically underrepresented in, and systemically excluded from, leadership roles. We welcome cisgender girls, gender-expansive, non-binary, intersex, and transgender youth in grades kindergarten through 12.

Any adult, male or female, age 18 and older may volunteer as a troop leader. You do not have to be a parent; you can be an aunt, uncle, grandparent, college student, or retired professional who wants to give back by mentoring girls.

Any adult, male or female, age 18 and older may volunteer as a troop leader. You do not have to be a parent; you can be an aunt, uncle, grandparent, college student, or retired professional who wants to give back by mentoring girls.

Any adult, male or female, age 18 and older may volunteer as a troop leader. You do not have to be a parent; you can be an aunt, uncle, grandparent, college student, or retired professional who wants to give back by mentoring girls.

Any adult, male or female, age 18 and older may volunteer as a troop leader. You do not have to be a parent; you can be an aunt, uncle, grandparent, college student, or retired professional who wants to give back by mentoring girls.

Any adult, male or female, age 18 and older may volunteer as a troop leader. You do not have to be a parent; you can be an aunt, uncle, grandparent, college student, or retired professional who wants to give back by mentoring girls.

Any adult, male or female, age 18 and older may volunteer as a troop leader. You do not have to be a parent; you can be an aunt, uncle, grandparent, college student, or retired professional who wants to give back by mentoring girls.

Program participation has contributed to the development of a stronger sense of self among girls, greater confidence in their STEM abilities, and the formation of more positive STEM gender identities.

Program participation has contributed to the development of a stronger sense of self among girls, greater confidence in their STEM abilities, and the formation of more positive STEM gender identities.

Program participation has contributed to the development of a stronger sense of self among girls, greater confidence in their STEM abilities, and the formation of more positive STEM gender identities.

Yes, dads can participate. We even have fathers as troop leaders. The only problem that would present itself later on are overnight trips. With overnight trips, fathers must be in their own room, or for camping, a tent outside the troop house.

Yes, dads can participate. We even have fathers as troop leaders. The only problem that would present itself later on are overnight trips. With overnight trips, fathers must be in their own room, or for camping, a tent outside the troop house.

Yes, dads can participate. We even have fathers as troop leaders. The only problem that would present itself later on are overnight trips. With overnight trips, fathers must be in their own room, or for camping, a tent outside the troop house.

Recruit your man! Girl Scout volunteers come from our communities. Whether they are the dads, uncles, brothers or the volunteers who support her leadership journey. Men can make a difference in the lives of girls today and help them become the leaders of the future.

Recruit your man! Girl Scout volunteers come from our communities. Whether they are the dads, uncles, brothers or the volunteers who support her leadership journey. Men can make a difference in the lives of girls today and help them become the leaders of the future.

Recruit your man! Girl Scout volunteers come from our communities. Whether they are the dads, uncles, brothers or the volunteers who support her leadership journey. Men can make a difference in the lives of girls today and help them become the leaders of the future.

Research has shown that the ideal troop size is 12 girls; recommended group sizes, by grade level, are: Girl Scout Daisies: 5–12 girls. Girl Scout Brownies: 10–20 girls. Girl Scout Juniors 10–25 girls.

Research has shown that the ideal troop size is 12 girls; recommended group sizes, by grade level, are: Girl Scout Daisies: 5–12 girls. Girl Scout Brownies: 10–20 girls. Girl Scout Juniors 10–25 girls.

Research has shown that the ideal troop size is 12 girls; recommended group sizes, by grade level, are: Girl Scout Daisies: 5–12 girls. Girl Scout Brownies: 10–20 girls. Girl Scout Juniors 10–25 girls.

Yes, dads can participate. We even have fathers as troop leaders. The only problem that would present itself later on are overnight trips. With overnight trips, fathers must be in their own room, or for camping, a tent outside the troop house.

Yes, dads can participate. We even have fathers as troop leaders. The only problem that would present itself later on are overnight trips. With overnight trips, fathers must be in their own room, or for camping, a tent outside the troop house.

Yes, dads can participate. We even have fathers as troop leaders. The only problem that would present itself later on are overnight trips. With overnight trips, fathers must be in their own room, or for camping, a tent outside the troop house.

To ensure Girl Scouts is an inclusive organization that inherently enlists intentional strategies in culture, program, and service to foster involvement and remove barriers—especially for those that have historically been excluded or marginalized, so girls, families, volunteers, and staff of all backgrounds feel that ...

All of the proceeds from Girl Scout cookie sales stay local, ing to the Girl Scouts website. It's a major part of the five skills Girl Scouts learn from selling the cookies, which include goal setting, decision making, money management, people skills and business ethics.

To ensure Girl Scouts is an inclusive organization that inherently enlists intentional strategies in culture, program, and service to foster involvement and remove barriers—especially for those that have historically been excluded or marginalized, so girls, families, volunteers, and staff of all backgrounds feel that ...

To ensure Girl Scouts is an inclusive organization that inherently enlists intentional strategies in culture, program, and service to foster involvement and remove barriers—especially for those that have historically been excluded or marginalized, so girls, families, volunteers, and staff of all backgrounds feel that ...

All of the proceeds from Girl Scout cookie sales stay local, ing to the Girl Scouts website. It's a major part of the five skills Girl Scouts learn from selling the cookies, which include goal setting, decision making, money management, people skills and business ethics.

The Do-Dad program is intended to increase adult male participation within the Girl Scout troops as well as the Girl Scout council. Do-Dads can be fathers, stepfathers, adopted fathers, uncles, close friends, etc.

The Do-Dad program is intended to increase adult male participation within the Girl Scout troops as well as the Girl Scout council. Do-Dads can be fathers, stepfathers, adopted fathers, uncles, close friends, etc.

All of the proceeds from Girl Scout cookie sales stay local, ing to the Girl Scouts website. It's a major part of the five skills Girl Scouts learn from selling the cookies, which include goal setting, decision making, money management, people skills and business ethics.

The Do-Dad program is intended to increase adult male participation within the Girl Scout troops as well as the Girl Scout council. Do-Dads can be fathers, stepfathers, adopted fathers, uncles, close friends, etc.