Or send e-mail . Ways to Contribute Troop Leadership Girl Scout Troop Leader is one of the most important roles you can play. You may offer to become the sole leader of a troop, or you may share leadership with two or three responsible people. Another option is a co-op troop, where every parent is a leader. Men may be troop leaders in cooperation with a female co-leader because female role models are important in Girl Scouting.
Troops usually meet once a week or once every two weeks.
The council provides training, guidance, a network of activities and fund-raising opportunities. Skills Bank Skills Bank Volunteers may not have much time on their hands, but they have important talents to share with girls or other adults. Skills Bank Volunteers are listed in a computer database under their areas of interest, then contacted as needs come up. Training may be available in some areas for those who want to learn a new skill.