Become a Volunteer
As a volunteer with Girl Scouts, you provide opportunities for girls to discover themselves. You help them try new things, build each other up, and make unforgettable memories through fun, laughter, and connection.
Ready to make amazing Girl Scout memories together as a Girl Scout volunteer? You don’t need any special experience to get involved—just a passion for helping Girl Scouts learn, grow, and have fun.
New to Girl Scouts? When you sign up for the first time, you will have two options to unlock a world full of adventures, friendships, and discoveries.
Current Membership through September 30, 2026.
Anyone new to Girl Scouts can join now for $45 for girls and $30 for
adults. This is a great option if you want to jump in right away and
enjoy the rest of the current membership year.*
Extended Year Membership through September 30, 2027.
For a limited time, families who are new to Girl Scouts can
join for $91 for girls and $42 for adults. This option lets you start
early this spring and includes the entire next Girl Scout year.
No matter which route you take, Girl Scout fun awaits. Choose the one that works for you!
New Daisy (Grades K–1) or Brownie (Grades 2–3) troops can receive complimentary monthly meeting supplies delivered right to their door.
LET'S GO!
Get a glimpse into all the fun you’ll make possible as a troop leader with our easy-to-follow Troop Year Plans.
SEE PLANS1. Complete the volunteer registration process online. Background checks are required for most volunteers working directly with girls, handling troop funds/products, and administrative volunteers. If your position does require a background check, you will receive an email link to complete the background check process after completing your volunteer registration. Financial aid is available for the following positions: Troop Leader, Assistant Leader, Troop Treasurer, Troop Cookie Chair, Troop Fall Product Chair, Troop Driver, Troop Chaperone, Troop First Aider, Service Unit Administrator, Service Unit Treasurer, Service Unit Cookie Chair, Service Unit Fall Product Chair, Service Unit Recruiter, Service Unit Membership Advisor, Service Unit Event Pathway Consultant, Service Unit Communications Liaison, Service Unit Fund Development Liaison, Service Unit Council Trainer and Service Unit Wilderness First Aider.
2. Get Connected: Once your registration is completed you will receive an email with information to get you started.
3. Get Trained: Visit our volunteer resources page for basic training requirements and other information.
4. Stay Connected: Attend monthly local meetings in your neighborhood service unit. Learn about upcoming opportunities and network with other volunteers.