Girl Scouts - Illinois Crossroads Council

Did you know that adult volunteers need age-appropriate training to work with Girl Scouts?

Girl Scouting: ®
For Every Girl, Everywhere SM

Getting Involved

 Become a Girl Scout
 • Interest Form
 Volunteer
 • Working with Girls
 • Working with Adults
 • Adult Recognitions
 • Interest Form
 Make a Donation
 Build a Career
 • Work Environment
 • Benefits
 • Current Openings
 • Submit Resume

Girls
Girl Scouts discover fun, friendship, and the power of girls together!

Do you enjoy?

  • Taking trips, even to other parts of the world?
  • Exploring and discovering how things work, like how to build a Web site?
  • Using your hands and mind in projects like building a bridge to scale?
  • Sports or camping outside with nature?
  • Meeting new people and learning about your likeness or differences?

Then you should learn more about becoming a Girl Scout at the Girl Scouts - Illinois Crossroads Council where every girl receives opportunities to develop her self-esteem, self-reliance, leadership abilities, and teamwork skills in a way that is both fun and safe.

Any girl who is between the ages of 5 and 17 (or K-12th grade) who agrees to try to live by the Girl Scout Promise and Law can become a Girl Scout.

Adults
If you are:

  • A parent desiring quality time with your daughter to build a meaningful, rich relationship with her
  • A mentor for girls who is ready for adventurous activities
  • An adult who wants to use unique skills, to uncover untapped talents, and to contribute to the community

... there is a place for you at Girl Scouts - Illinois Crossroads Council! 

Girl Scouting is playing an important role in uniting girls, families, and communities across our council. Each of us - whether we’re parents, teachers, young adults, neighbors, or grandparents - in our own unique way can help today’s girls become tomorrow’s leaders.

Learn more about becoming a volunteer who is personally rewarded when mentoring girls, or a volunteer who wants to share skills and network with other adults.


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