Troop Support Roles

There are many opportunities to support a troop aside from being a leader.

Take a look at some of the roles below for various levels of involvement and participation with girls.

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Must be an adult member of Girl Scouts of Suffolk County (18+ years of age). Annual membership fee is $25 per year.
Background check conducted every 3 years.
Commitment hours vary depending on the role.
Participate in required trainings as set by council.
Volunteers do NOT have to be a specific gender or related to a girl in a troop to be a volunteer.

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Help play an important part in building girls’ entrepreneurship and life skills through our Fall Product Program (Munchies & More) or The Girl Scout Cookie Program.

As a product sales manager, responsibilities include:

Entering sales information into an online system
Distributing products and awards
Collecting funds
Working with leaders to set up booth sales
And more!

Training is required for this role.

Learn more about Becoming a Troop Product Sales Manager by watching our video:

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Troop treasurers are bank signers on troop accounts and keep track of the income and expenses for a Girl Scout troop.

They collect receipts for troop debit card expenditures, issue reimbursements to volunteers who purchase items on behalf of the troop, and stay informed on income generated from money-earning activities and product sales. At the end of the year, they work with the troop leaders and troop product managers to complete the Annual Troop Finance Report.

Training is required for this role.

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Troops always need assistance for meetings and activities. General troop support roles can include snack coordinator; trip chaperone; first aider, and more. Volunteers can speak with their troop leader to find out what help is needed throughout the year.

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Troop Support Roles

Troop Support Roles

There are many opportunities to support a troop aside from being a leader.

Take a look at some of the roles below for various levels of involvement and participation with girls.

Help play an important part in building girls’ entrepreneurship and life skills through our Fall Product Program (Munchies & More) or The Girl Scout Cookie Program.

Learn more about Becoming a Troop Product Sales Manager by watching our video:

Troop treasurers are bank signers on troop accounts and keep track of the income and expenses for a Girl Scout troop.

Troops always need assistance for meetings and activities. General troop support roles can include snack coordinator; trip chaperone; first aider, and more. Volunteers can speak with their troop leader to find out what help is needed throughout the year.

Review the Volunteer Expectations and Code of Conduct to learn more about volunteering.

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