Non-traditional Volunteers

Non-traditional Volunteers

Often people think that if they don’t have a daughter, or don’t want to be a Troop Leader, they don’t have anything to offer Girl Scouts. Nothing can be further from the truth!

  • Are you an artist or musician, and like to engage others?  Help us create an event or program around your talent!
  • Do you have an interest–like graphic design or ecology–you’d like to develop further?  Consider being an intern for one of our departments.
  • Do you enjoy meeting new people while volunteering for the premier leadership organization for girls? Consider being a membership or program aide.

Contact you local office or Service Center for more information.  There are so many opportunities available!

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Green Hat Workshop

Know someone who would like to help with Girl Scouts but not necessarily as a leader? Invite them to the Green Hat Workshop at Pineville First Presbyterian Church this Thursday, August 4th, from 6-8:30.

Better yet, bring them with you!

We are looking for Dads, teen girls, and community volunteers who want to build Girl scouts in their community. Leaders also VERY welcome! Call Cassi (or leave a message) at 606-878-8535 to sign-up to come. We just need ahead count to bring enough supplies.

01 August 2011 | | 1 Comment | Read More

Jay Shepherd: Web designer assists Girl Scouts with website

Jay Shepherd

Jay Shepherd

As of April, 2011, Jay Shepherd is finishing his Masters Degree in Communication from Morehead State University. Jay agreed to work with the Girl Scouts of Kentucky’s Wilderness Road for his college internship. “I’ve enjoyed working with Sally and Susan, and the Girl Scouts” Jay said. “They’re wonderful people to work with and you can tell they really have a passion for what they do.”

Jay also serves as Marketing Director for Pikeville-Pike County Convention and Visitors Bureau.

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Deborah Slone: Teaching knitting to Junior Girl Scouts

Deb Slone

Non-Traditional Volunteer Deborah Slone pictured with one of her knitted creations.

Deborah Slone holds an MA in Studio Art with an emphasis in painting and drawing.  She is also an avid knitter, and took one afternoon to help teach knitting to a group of Junior Girl Scouts.  Deb says, “I was glad to volunteer my time with Girl Scouts and love to promote art education.”  She has numerous art shows in Whitesburg, and her work can be viewed online at her etsy store.

19 April 2011 | | Comments Off | Read More