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Girl Scouts of Concharty Council
Girl Scouts of Concharty Council Mission Statement:The Concharty Council of Girl Scouts, Inc. provides services designed especially for girls. Needs are met through the unique troop or small group setting which allows positive role models to deliver quality programs in an individualized manner. In this setting, with the strength of additional special events or programs, we strive to equip all girls with decision-making skills, a sense of self-worth, and an excitement for life while emphasizing the importance of devotion to God, family, country and the well being of others. Volunteer Opportunties:Leaders, trainers (less involved), plan and help in program events, assist with clerical duties, and help in updating website.
Ways to Volunteer
Whether in technology or the arts, sports or medicine, business or government,
Girl Scouts needs your help to provide opportunities for girls to learn. No
matter what your experience, your age, or the amount of time you have to give,
we can use you. And girls will grow strong because of your involvement.
Here are some of the different ways you can volunteer:
Work with Girls
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Be a mentor by guiding girls to explore their interests and
learn about possible careers.
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Work as a troop/group leader directly with girls, leading
meetings and conducting activities.
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Teach a workshop and help girls a skill that you`re passionate
about.
Reach out to the Community
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Speak about the Girl Scout organization to community groups
or college community service centers.
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Suggest a service project that girls can do to help their
community.
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Act as a public relations consultant for troops and communicate
with local media to get publicity for service units.
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Be a translator and assist with outreach to non-English speaking
communities.
Help Local Councils
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Design a council`s or troop/group`s Web site or offer to
teach girls how to create their own.
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Provide administrative assistance and supervision in registering
participants for events.
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Offer secretarial services and assist with ongoing record
keeping and other paperwork.
Develop Your Leadership Skills
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Become a board member and use your skills to define goals,
plan, and manage change.
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Plan activities and structures to guide the work of your local
council, coordinate training and fund raising, and serve as a liaison with
community organizations.
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Organize and direct events to educate and recruit potential
members.
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Lead workshops and seminars for Girl Scout volunteers.
Restrictions:*Must be 18 years or older to volunteer*!! Web site:http://www.girlscouts.org
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