Volunteer Awards

Honor Pin

The Honor Pin recognizes an adult who has delivered outstanding service to two or more geographic areas, or program delivery audiences.

Criteria

The nominee...

• is a registered Girl Scout adult volunteer or staff member

• has provided outstanding service and leadership to two or more geographic areas, or program delivery audiences in a way that furthers the Council’s goals

• has provided service beyond the expectations for the position

• has specific services documented that show service and leadership

• has specific results documented that show her/his impact

• has the necessary three letters of endorsement

Examples  

• person who organizes and provides leadership to a successful annual giving campaign involv-ing two or more geographic areas that surpasses Council financial goals.

• The director of a successful day camp that includes two or more geographic areas.

• A program consultant who implements a series of events and activities that bring girls together from different parts of the Council.

• A volunteer or staff member who directs a membership outreach task group that results in a significant increase in girl or adult membership in under-represented populations in several areas of the council.

• A training manager or trainer whose events for an area of the Council receive consistently high ratings resulting in increased participation by adults from several geographic areas.

• An Association chair who has motivated volunteers resulting in broad delegate involvement in the Council’s democratic process.

Volunteer Awards