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Working with Girls

Whether you want to work directly with girls throughout the year or lend expertise for a specific short-term project or event, there is a place for you.

  • Episodic Volunteer - Join us for a one-time event and help supervise girls so we can provide safe programming.  (Ever spent the night at the Mall with 500 of your closest girlfriends?)

  • Program Consultants – Offer to provide information to girls about a particular topic – on a troop-by-troop basis or by planning larger events.  (Do you have a hobby or skill you would be willing to share with us?)

  • First-Aid Providers – Obtain First Aid and CPR training and attend trips and special events with girls as their “First Aider”.

  • Outdoor Program Facilitators – Do you like to camp?  Take the GSMD outdoor training course to learn about Girl Scout programming and safety, and travel with girls.

  • Group Leaders & Advisors – Take GSMD training about the Girl Scout Program and meet with girls regularly.  Leaders/Advisors working directly with troops/groups -help set the pace of meetings-we have troops meeting successfully once a week, biweekly, or monthly and for one hour, two hours, or other times in the afternoon or the evening, depending on their schedules. Currently, the Girl Scout Program is five age-levels:  

Daisy Girl Scouts:  Ages 5 – 6 or K – Grade 1

Brownie Girl Scouts:  Ages 6 – 8 or Grades 1 – 3

Junior Girl Scouts:  Ages 8 – 11 or Grades 3 – 6

STUDIO 2B/Cadettes Ages 11-14 or Grades 7-9

STUDIO 2B/Seniors Ages 14-17 or Grades 9-12

  • Fall Sale Managers – Coordinate the Fall Calendar and Nut sales, maintaining records, delivering product and motivating girls in a troop.

  • Cookie Sale Managers – Coordinate the Annual Girl Scout Cookie Sale program, including maintaining records, delivering product and motivating girls in a troop.

Step 1: Click on the Volunteer Application and Background Check, complete both and send to:

Girl Scouts of Metro Detroit

3011 W Grand Blvd, Suite 500

Detroit MI 48202-3012

Fax:  (313) 870-2576

Step 2: Click on the New Volunteer Training Link to follow the steps to complete training.

Girl Scouting benefits volunteers:  Serving girls is not only rewarding, but can help you to enhance your own skills!

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