We have the following resources to make it easier for you.

• Council-sponsored training classes are one of the greatest resources available to Girl Scout volunteers. Most classes are free; some include a nominal fee to pay for materials. Some trainings are offered on-line or in a self-paced learning format. Whether you’re looking for art/craft ideas, or are planning a backpacking trip for your troop/group and you want to be First Aid Level II qualified, Girl Scouts offers exceptional training to help with your preparation. Click here to view Training Calendar.

  Girl Scouts of the USA (GSUSA) has developed girl handbooks and leader guides for the various Girl Scout program age levels (e.g., Daisy, Brownie, Junior, Cadette and Senior Girl Scouts). The handbooks outline program requirements and suggest activities girls can do to obtain their petals, Try-Its, badges, interest projects. The leader guides discuss what to expect from a particular age group and give suggestions on working with girls of that program level. For more information click here.

• Council Shop:Click here to go to our Council Shop info.


• WAGGGS: The World Association of Girl Guides and Girl Scouts (WAGGGS) is comprised of 144 Girl Guide/Girl Scout national associations, including Girl Scouts of the USA. WAGGGS not only provides the structure for uniting all its member organizations, but also promotes and establishes the Girl Guide/Girl Scout program in new countries around the world. WAGGGS member organizations aim to increase opportunities for girls and help them develop important life skills. http://www.wagggsworld.org/en/home

  Staff Support: All troop leaders will be assigned a member of our Member Services team who will assist in guiding you though the process of becoming a leader and serve as a resource to insure your success!

  Volunteer Team Support: All troop leaders will also to a team of volunteers. These teams of volunteers are called a “Service Unit” and are led by a Service Unit Manager. Service Units are organized geographically and usually meet on a monthly basis.  Please click here for more information.

  GSCGLB Programs: A variety of programs are available throughout the year for your troop to participate in. These programs include badge earning workshops, overnight camping experiences, and a whole host of fun opportunities for girls to have a well-rounded Girl Scout experience. Please click here for more information: Program Opportunity Guide.

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