 Awards for Girl Scout Volunteers
Adults in Girl Scouting are among the most dedicated volunteers and give their time unselfishly to help girls grow strong. Nominating a volunteer for an award is a great way to say "thank you for all you do for the girls."
Choosing the Appropriate Award
A variety of awards are available to recognize adults in Girl Scouting. Review the award criteria below carefully to choose the appropriate award for the volunteer you would like to recognize.
Girl Scout Leader Day is celebrated every year on April 22. Tell your leaders you care by doing something special for them that week.
You don't need to wait for a formal occasion to let your favorite Girl Scout volunteer know how much you appreciate their hard work.
Service unit approved awards
These awards are approved by a local Girl Scout Service Unit team and range from progressive volunteer awards to recognition of occasional and short-term volunteers.
Awards for Occasional Volunteers
Progressive Volunteer Awards board Approved Awards
These national GSUSA awards recognize outstanding service. The Buckeye Trails Award is a local award with a long history of recognizing individuals who have supported the council in a significant way. These awards are approved by the Council Board of Directors for presentation at the Council's Annual Meeting.
Green Badge of Courage
This award recognizes an adult Girl Scout who has performed a courageous act or has met a challenge in a courageous way. This is a volunteer who has saved a life or who has continued being a volunteer in spite of a challenge such as a health problem.
Nomination Forms
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Buckeye Trails Region
937-275-7601 800-233-4845 
