Volunteer Awards

Girl Scout Volunteer Achievement Award

The Girl Scout Volunteer Achievement award recognizes a volunteer who successfully completes a specific volunteer assignment such as a board committee, Service Unit Team position, or a task group assignment.

Criteria

The nominee...

• is a registered Girl Scout.

• adheres to all policies and procedures of the Girl Scout organization.

• has completed appropriate orientation and training for the volunteer position.

• has completed successful volunteer service in the Girl Scout organization at the local or national level.

• should have provided the service during the current membership year.

Examples  

• A volunteer successfully serves on a GSBTC board committee such as Disabilities, Diversity, Finance, Long-Range Planning, and Property.

• A volunteer successfully completes an assignment as a Service Unit Manager or a Service Unit Team position.

• A volunteer successfully serves on a council committee such as Awards, Gold/Silver, Product Sales, Volunteer Development Advisory, and others.

• A volunteer who has successfully completed a first experience as troop/group leader.

Recognition

Volunteer Development Pin

Procedures

• Nominator completes form 926 and gives to the Training Consultant.

• Training Consultant records information from form 926 on Individual Record

• Training Consultant then sends form to the Volunteer Development Department at Council.

• Training Consultant or Service Unit Manager purchases Volunteer Development Pin from Shop.

• Service Unit sends or presents pin to volunteer.

Volunteer Awards