Needs From: Volunteer United

Share Your STEM Skills with Girl Scouts!

Do you have experience with coding, electronics, robotics, or digital technology? Girl Scouts of Southern Appalachians is looking for volunteers to help facilitate STEM experiences using our Raspberry Pi equipment.

Whether you can lead a single workshop, assist with a troop meeting, or develop a series of activities, your expertise can help girls discover new interests and build confidence in technology.

Program Opportunities Include:Coding and Programming Robotics and Physical Computing Electronics and Circuits Game Design Web Development Engineering Challenges Creative Technology Projects Connect Technology to Girl Scout Badges

Volunteers can help girls earn STEM badges while exploring real-world technology skills. The Girl Scout Badge Explorer allows you to search badges by grade level, topic, and interest area to find programs that match your expertise.

Explore STEM badges and awards: Girl Scout Badge Explorer

We Provide:Raspberry Pi equipment and suppliesProgram support and guidanceFlexible scheduling opportunities Connections with local troops and Girl ScoutsVolunteer Requirements

To ensure the safety of our members, all adults facilitating programs with Girl Scouts must:

Register as a Girl Scout volunteer Complete a background check Complete required volunteer onboarding and training

Our team will guide you through each step of the process.

No Girl Scout Experience Needed

If you're passionate about technology and enjoy sharing your knowledge, we'll help you get started.

Help girls become coders, creators, problem-solvers, and innovators while making a meaningful impact in your community.

Are you passionate about empowering girls and fostering leadership skills? We are looking for dedicated volunteers to help us make a difference in local Girl Scout troops!

Responsibilities:

Assist with troop meetings and activitiesHelp plan and organize events and outingsSupport girls in earning badges and completing projectsFoster a positive and inclusive environmentCommunicate with parents and guardians

Qualifications:

Passion for working with children and youthStrong communication and teamwork skillsPrevious experience with Girl Scouts or similar organizations is a plus, but not requiredAbility to commit to regular meetings (e.g., weekly, bi-weekly)

Benefits:

Make a positive impact in girls’ livesDevelop leadership and mentoring skillsGain experience in program planning and community engagementBuild lasting friendships with other volunteers and families

Please consider one of the following volunteer roles:

Troop Administrator - Manage the administrative tasks for the troop (such as registration, participation records, and activity approvals), and facilitate communication between parents, council staff, and the other parents in the troop.Girl Program Mentor - Facilitate girl-led planning and run program activities for one or more grade levels. Plan meetings using our easy-to-use Volunteer Toolkit and organize outings and activities for the girls.Troop Outdoor Coordinator - Ensure that outdoor activities are a part of the program. May serve in a lead role when the troop goes camping or does outdoor activities. Troop Treasurer - Set up and maintain troop banking records. Provide regular updates to the parents in the troop regarding the troop finances and submit required financial paperwork each year. Troop Product Manager - Organize and manage the troop product sales, including receiving and distributing materials, products, payments and incentives.Episodic Volunteer - Assist as needed, for as little or as much time as you want. Support troop meetings, share your knowledge for a skill workshop, sew badges on uniforms, sort product – whatever your skill, we can use you!

Are you passionate about empowering girls and fostering leadership skills? We are looking for dedicated volunteers to help us make a difference in local Girl Scout troops!

Responsibilities:

Assist with troop meetings and activitiesHelp plan and organize events and outingsSupport girls in earning badges and completing projectsFoster a positive and inclusive environmentCommunicate with parents and guardians

Qualifications:

Passion for working with children and youthStrong communication and teamwork skillsPrevious experience with Girl Scouts or similar organizations is a plus, but not requiredAbility to commit to regular meetings (e.g., weekly, bi-weekly)

Benefits:

Make a positive impact in girls’ livesDevelop leadership and mentoring skillsGain experience in program planning and community engagementBuild lasting friendships with other volunteers and families

Please consider one of the following volunteer roles:

Troop Administrator - Manage the administrative tasks for the troop (such as registration, participation records, and activity approvals), and facilitate communication between parents, council staff, and the other parents in the troop.Girl Program Mentor - Facilitate girl-led planning and run program activities for one or more grade levels. Plan meetings using our easy-to-use Volunteer Toolkit and organize outings and activities for the girls.Troop Outdoor Coordinator - Ensure that outdoor activities are a part of the program. May serve in a lead role when the troop goes camping or does outdoor activities. Troop Treasurer - Set up and maintain troop banking records. Provide regular updates to the parents in the troop regarding the troop finances and submit required financial paperwork each year. Troop Product Manager - Organize and manage the troop product sales, including receiving and distributing materials, products, payments and incentives.Episodic Volunteer - Assist as needed, for as little or as much time as you want. Support troop meetings, share your knowledge for a skill workshop, sew badges on uniforms, sort product – whatever your skill, we can use you!

Are you passionate about empowering girls and fostering leadership skills? We are looking for dedicated volunteers to help us make a difference in local Girl Scout troops!

Responsibilities:

Assist with troop meetings and activitiesHelp plan and organize events and outingsSupport girls in earning badges and completing projectsFoster a positive and inclusive environmentCommunicate with parents and guardians

Qualifications:

Passion for working with children and youthStrong communication and teamwork skillsPrevious experience with Girl Scouts or similar organizations is a plus, but not requiredAbility to commit to regular meetings (e.g., weekly, bi-weekly)

Benefits:

Make a positive impact in girls’ livesDevelop leadership and mentoring skillsGain experience in program planning and community engagementBuild lasting friendships with other volunteers and families

Please consider one of the following volunteer roles:

Troop Administrator - Manage the administrative tasks for the troop (such as registration, participation records, and activity approvals), and facilitate communication between parents, council staff, and the other parents in the troop.Girl Program Mentor - Facilitate girl-led planning and run program activities for one or more grade levels. Plan meetings using our easy-to-use Volunteer Toolkit and organize outings and activities for the girls.Troop Outdoor Coordinator - Ensure that outdoor activities are a part of the program. May serve in a lead role when the troop goes camping or does outdoor activities. Troop Treasurer - Set up and maintain troop banking records. Provide regular updates to the parents in the troop regarding the troop finances and submit required financial paperwork each year. Troop Product Manager - Organize and manage the troop product sales, including receiving and distributing materials, products, payments and incentives.Episodic Volunteer - Assist as needed, for as little or as much time as you want. Support troop meetings, share your knowledge for a skill workshop, sew badges on uniforms, sort product – whatever your skill, we can use you!

Are you passionate about empowering girls and fostering leadership skills? We are looking for dedicated volunteers to help us make a difference in local Girl Scout troops!

Responsibilities:

Assist with troop meetings and activitiesHelp plan and organize events and outingsSupport girls in earning badges and completing projectsFoster a positive and inclusive environmentCommunicate with parents and guardians

Qualifications:

Passion for working with children and youthStrong communication and teamwork skillsPrevious experience with Girl Scouts or similar organizations is a plus, but not requiredAbility to commit to regular meetings (e.g., weekly, bi-weekly)

Benefits:

Make a positive impact in girls’ livesDevelop leadership and mentoring skillsGain experience in program planning and community engagementBuild lasting friendships with other volunteers and families

Please consider one of the following volunteer roles:

Troop Administrator - Manage the administrative tasks for the troop (such as registration, participation records, and activity approvals), and facilitate communication between parents, council staff, and the other parents in the troop.Girl Program Mentor - Facilitate girl-led planning and run program activities for one or more grade levels. Plan meetings using our easy-to-use Volunteer Toolkit and organize outings and activities for the girls.Troop Outdoor Coordinator - Ensure that outdoor activities are a part of the program. May serve in a lead role when the troop goes camping or does outdoor activities. Troop Treasurer - Set up and maintain troop banking records. Provide regular updates to the parents in the troop regarding the troop finances and submit required financial paperwork each year. Troop Product Manager - Organize and manage the troop product sales, including receiving and distributing materials, products, payments and incentives.Episodic Volunteer - Assist as needed, for as little or as much time as you want. Support troop meetings, share your knowledge for a skill workshop, sew badges on uniforms, sort product – whatever your skill, we can use you!

Are you passionate about empowering girls and fostering leadership skills? We are looking for dedicated volunteers to help us make a difference in local Girl Scout troops!

Responsibilities:

Assist with troop meetings and activitiesHelp plan and organize events and outingsSupport girls in earning badges and completing projectsFoster a positive and inclusive environmentCommunicate with parents and guardians

Qualifications:

Passion for working with children and youthStrong communication and teamwork skillsPrevious experience with Girl Scouts or similar organizations is a plus, but not requiredAbility to commit to regular meetings (e.g., weekly, bi-weekly)

Benefits:

Make a positive impact in girls’ livesDevelop leadership and mentoring skillsGain experience in program planning and community engagementBuild lasting friendships with other volunteers and families

Please consider one of the following volunteer roles:

Troop Administrator - Manage the administrative tasks for the troop (such as registration, participation records, and activity approvals), and facilitate communication between parents, council staff, and the other parents in the troop.Girl Program Mentor - Facilitate girl-led planning and run program activities for one or more grade levels. Plan meetings using our easy-to-use Volunteer Toolkit and organize outings and activities for the girls.Troop Outdoor Coordinator - Ensure that outdoor activities are a part of the program. May serve in a lead role when the troop goes camping or does outdoor activities. Troop Treasurer - Set up and maintain troop banking records. Provide regular updates to the parents in the troop regarding the troop finances and submit required financial paperwork each year. Troop Product Manager - Organize and manage the troop product sales, including receiving and distributing materials, products, payments and incentives.Episodic Volunteer - Assist as needed, for as little or as much time as you want. Support troop meetings, share your knowledge for a skill workshop, sew badges on uniforms, sort product – whatever your skill, we can use you!