If your daughter is interested in joining Girl Scouts...
The Girl Scout Council (the paid Girl Scout staff in Cincinnati) regularly send flyers through local schools, especially during the spring and the fall, when school starts.
Have her ask friends at school. If her friends are involved, you can connect through parents. If a troop leader is not able to take more girls, you can always contact the service unit to help your daughter find a troop -- contact Mary for more information.
Parents - think about volunteering!
"Girl Scouting is a membership organization. Girls
join the movement in order to take part in the Girl Scout program.
Adults join to make the Girl Scout program possible and available to
girls. Each adult, regardless of the position she/he holds - volunteer
or paid staff, contributes directly or indirectly to helping girls by
supporting the mission - Girl Scouting builds girls of courage,
confidence, and character, who make the world a better place."
In Harrison, we need parent volunteers to be
leaders, assistant leaders, cookie moms/dads, and chaperones.
If
you're looking for a little more, our service unit has positions
available in Girl Recruiting, Family Partnership Campaign, Program
Consulting. If interested, you will need to complete
a
volunteer application and
background check.
These take place through the Girl Scout council. Additional
information true available on their
website.
If you are interested in becoming a leader, contact Mary.
Council Store and Administrative Building
Directions: I-275 to Reed Hartman Highway (Exit 47). South on Reed Hartman to Cornell left on Cornell. Go through the light at Kenwood. The Girl Scout Center is the first driveway on the left across from Arby’s.
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