volunteer resources

General Recruitment Information
Before You Start… (PDF)
By using the documents below, you agree to have read the “Before You Start…” PDF above. 
Recruitment Strategy (PDF)
GSUSA Editorial Style Guide (PDF)
GSUSA Print Guidelines (PDF)
Recruitment Resources (PDF)
School Newsletter Recruitment Template (Word-Customizable)

I Can’t Wait To… (ICWT) Recruitment Campaign: K-5 Girls and Volunteers
ICWT Campaign Overview (PDF)
ICWT Guidelines (PDF)
ICWT Resource Library-Campaign Art (PDF)
ICWT Resource Library-Tools for Girls and Caregivers (PDF)
ICWT Resource Library-Tools for Volunteer Recruitment (PDF)

What Did You Do Today? (WDYDT) Recruitment Campaign: Grades 6+ Girls and Volunteers
WDYDT Guidelines (PDF)
WDYDT Resource Library- Tools for Girl Recruitment (PDF)
WDYDT Resource Library- Tools for Volunteer Recruitment (PDF)

In order to adhere by GSUSA and GSH standards of producing a consistent message and appearance across all mediums, please familiarize yourself with the information provided here before creating any type of promotional material.

Girl Scout Photo and Illustration Library 

Brand Cheat Sheet

Girl Scout Logos
The Girl Scouts of Hawai`i (GSH) logo* must be placed at the top left corner of any document. Be sure to leave enough white space around each side of the logo (you should be able to place the “g” in the Girl Scouts logo lengthwise between the logo and the edge of the page). Do not stretch of modify logos or servicemarks in any way.

*The GSH logo is available upon request.
Right-click on the images below to download each individual logo or servicemark.

 

      

Font
Use the Girl Scout font, Omnes, or Arial. Files for the Omnes font are available upon request.  In no way may the Omnes font be used to create products for sale. By downloading the Omnes font, you agree that is to be used for viewing and printing purposes only. Files for the Omnes font may be available upon request. By downloading the Omnes font, you agree that it is only to be used to create static materials (such as materials used to be distributed in print or PDF form). You also agree not to distribute this font to others who may not be authorized by council to use it.

Troop Transfer Request

Council Transfer Form

Steps to Becoming a Volunteer
Volunteer Interest Form (online)
New Volunteer Application and Agreement Form
Returning Volunteer Agreement Form

2016 Cookie Manager Agreement Form (online)
2016 Service Unit Cookie Manager Form (online)
2016 Booth Sales Estimate Worksheet
Family Adult Permission and Responsibility Form – *UPDATED

For additional Cookie resources, please visit our cookies resources page for volunteers.

4100 Day Trip Application
4101 Notice of Changes – Day Trip
4200 Overnight Application
4201 Notice of Changes – Simple Overnight Trip
4300 Extended Trip Application
4306 Notice of Changes – Extended Overnight Trip
Girl Scout Annual Permission Form – *NEW!
Parent/Guardian Permission (Event specific)
Day Trip Checklist
Overnight Trip Checklist
Extended Trip Checklist

A2207-A Troop Finance Report
A2207-B Service Unit Finance Report
5511 Request for Money Earning Project
Troop Bylaws (Troop Information Form needed for new accounts)
American Savings Bank Account Information Chart 2015 

Financial Assistance Request Form

Gold Award Interest Sheet
Silver Award Guidelines
Silver Award Final Report
Bronze Award Guidelines
Bronze Award Final Report

Blue Book (This publication contains the Constitution of Girl Scouts of the USA and is the foundation for the work of all Girl Scout councils.)
2016 Volunteer Essentials
Transforming Leadership (TL outlines the 15 leadership outcomes that provide girls with the kinds of experiences that help them become the kind of leaders they want to be today and in the future.)
Transforming Leadership Continued (TLC expands the discussion of leadership begun in Transforming Leadership with its focus on the three Girl Scout Processes—Girl Led, Learning by Doing, and Cooperative Learning.)

4601 Girl Health History
4603 Adult Health History

Girl Health Information for Council Programs
Adult Health Information for Council Programs 

Our lifetime members are a cherished part of our ‘ohana. By making a commitment to Girl Scouts, you will be supporting the Lifetime Membership Endowment Fund, which is used to develop and extend Girl Scout membership to all girls.

Lifetime membership as a Girl Scout adult is available to any individual who accepts the principles and beliefs of the Girl Scout Movement, pays the one-time lifetime membership cost, and is 18 years of age or older, or is a high school graduate or the equivalent.

You will receive:

• A lifetime membership certificate signed by the Chair of the National Board of Directors
• A lifetime membership card
• Information on how you can purchase a lifetime membership pin
• A lifelong connection with a mission-focused, values-driven organization that helps girls develop as happy and resourceful citizens

The lifetime membership dues are $375.00 (25 times the annual dues). A special lifetime membership, at the reduced cost of $195.00 (13 times the annual dues), is offered to girls who are registered Senior Girl Scouts at the time of their high school graduation, provided they apply for lifetime membership before their current annual membership expires.

Becoming a lifetime member is easy. Here’s how:

1. 1. Register online! You may register as a lifetime member by logging into your Girl Scouts Online Account. If you do not have an account, you may create one by clicking here.
   2. If you are purchasing a discounted lifetime membership for graduating girls, please download the Lifetime Membership Brochure, click here. Discounted lifetime membership is not available through your Girl Scout Online Account at this time. Return the completed form—along with your check, money order, or credit card information—to the Girl Scouts Hawaii Office, 410 Atkinson Drive, Suite 2E1, Box 3, Honolulu, HI 96814.

If you are registering at the reduced cost, please send your lifetime membership registration only to your council office and note your graduation month and year. Checks and money orders that are mailed to a local Girl Scout council should be payable directly to the council, Girl Scouts of Hawai’i.

Individuals adults who wish to register as annual members (dues are $15.00 for the membership year) may do so by logging in or creating their Girl Scouts of Hawai`i Online Account.

(If you are applying to become a NEW member, you must submit an online Membership Inquiry Form by clicking on the appropriate link below. A GSH representative will respond to your inquiry. Please note that by filling out a Membership Inquiry Form, you have not committed to joining Girl Scouts of Hawai`i until you have submitted a Girl/Adult Membership Registration Form and paid the annual membership dues.)
Hawai`i Island Membership Inquiry Form
Kaua`i Membership Inquiry Form
Maui Membership Inquiry Form
O`ahu Membership Inquiry Form

(If you are applying to become a NEW member, you must submit an online Membership Inquiry Form by clicking on the appropriate link above. A GSH representative will quickly respond to your inquiry.)

Aloha Ambassador Troop
Honor Troop Application
Lynn Waihee Read-to-Me Patch Program
National Proficiency Badges
Sudden Service Opportunities
Using the Girl’s Guide to Girl Scouting with Daisies, Brownies and Juniors
Using the Girl’s Guide to Girl Scouting with Cadettes, Seniors, and Ambassadors

Uninsured Attendee Waiver
5819 Serious Accident Report
Optional Activity Accident Insurance Request Form (online)

Adult Code of Conduct and Policies

2015 Safety Activity Checkpoints