Date: Fri Aug 21, 7:00 PM EDT - Sun Aug 23, 12:00 PM EDT
Category:
- Adult Training
Level:
- Ambassadors,
- Volunteers
Volunteer Leadership Summit: Where Leadership Grows
Join us at the annual Volunteer Leadership Summit: Where Leadership Grows - An energizing, can't miss experience designed to celebrate and empower leaders at every stage of their Girl Scout journey! Whether you're a seasoned volunteer or just getting started, come connect, learn, and grow your skills through engaging trainings designed to help you feel confident and successful in your role.
Who Should Attend? YOU!
The Volunteer Leadership Summit is open to all adult Girl Scout
volunteers - from new troop leaders to experienced volunteers
- there's something here for you! Join us for one day, or make it a
full weekend of learning, connection, and inspiration, and discover
all the places Where Leadership Grows.
Saturday activities officially begin at 10:00AM with sessions designed to help you grow your skills, expand your network, and strengthen your impact; and the day will wrap up around 4:00 PM, leaving you inspired, refreshed, and ready to take your next step in leading girls of courage, character and confidence!
Registration and Options:
Looking to extend the experience? You have the option to turn this powerful day into a full weekend getaway-perfect for deeper connection, reflection, and a bit of well-deserved fun and relaxation. Once you register for the overnight, we will reach out to find out your sleeping arrangement preferences (Lodging may be shared spaces and is limited. Preferences will be first come, first serve)
Day Only Option - Saturday, August 22nd
$20 ($25 after June 30th)
Day with Weekend add-on - Friday, August 21st - Sunday, August 23rd
$45 ($50 after June 30th)
For more information, check out our event webpage.
Registering a group of volunteers from your Service Unit? Complete this Volunteer Leadership Summit Group Registration form and Member Care will connect to complete the group registration details and process payment.
