What are the responsibilities and job description for the Community Event Volunteer position at Girl Scouts of the USA?
When people think about Girl Scouts, they think crafts, cookies, and camp but a lot has changed in 103 years. Here at the Girl Scouts, Hornets’ Nest Council our girls get their hands dirty with bugs and bones, put their minds to work on science and engineering projects, challenge their body and minds with challenge courses and 5k’s, help breast cancer patients survive their toughest moments, and build lasting relationships with fellow Girl Scouts. We serve extraordinary girls in Anson, Cabarrus, Mecklenburg, Montgomery, Rowan, Stanly, Union and York counties and we are always in need of extraordinary adults to help our girls reach their full potential. Are you up for it?
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Girl Scouts hosts events, workshops, and community programs throughout the year—and Event Support Volunteers help make those experiences possible.
In this role, you might help set up and clean up, greet families, check in participants, guide girls between activities, hand out supplies, support a station leader, or help keep events running smoothly behind the scenes. Some events are planned by local volunteers in a service unit, while others are led by council staff. No matter the event, your help creates a welcoming and fun experience for girls and families.
This role is a great fit for someone who likes being part of community events, enjoys working with people, and wants a flexible way to support girls in their area.
Commitment Details
Girl Scouts builds courage, confidence, and character in girls through hands-on experiences, supportive mentors, and opportunities to try new things. We’re looking for caring adults and community partners who want to help girls grow, learn, and lead—whether that means supporting a troop meeting, hosting a field trip, teaching a skill, helping at an event, or opening doors in the community. No previous Girl Scout experience is required—just a willingness to show up, encourage girls, and make a difference.
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Girl Scouts hosts events, workshops, and community programs throughout the year—and Event Support Volunteers help make those experiences possible.
In this role, you might help set up and clean up, greet families, check in participants, guide girls between activities, hand out supplies, support a station leader, or help keep events running smoothly behind the scenes. Some events are planned by local volunteers in a service unit, while others are led by council staff. No matter the event, your help creates a welcoming and fun experience for girls and families.
This role is a great fit for someone who likes being part of community events, enjoys working with people, and wants a flexible way to support girls in their area.
Commitment Details
- Flexible, event-based opportunity
- Sign up for one event or multiple events throughout the year
- Most opportunities take place on evenings or weekends
- Volunteer shifts may range from 2–6 hours depending on the event
- Great option for adults who want to help occasionally without a weekly commitment
Girl Scouts builds courage, confidence, and character in girls through hands-on experiences, supportive mentors, and opportunities to try new things. We’re looking for caring adults and community partners who want to help girls grow, learn, and lead—whether that means supporting a troop meeting, hosting a field trip, teaching a skill, helping at an event, or opening doors in the community. No previous Girl Scout experience is required—just a willingness to show up, encourage girls, and make a difference.