Give a volunteer a high five!
In the Showing Thanks and Appreciation guide, you will learn about showing appreciation through informal thanks and recognitions that are more formal.
Ways to Recognize Volunteers
Showing love and appreciation for volunteers is a must. After all, our volunteers are Ah-mazing! They/you do it all for the girls and often work extra hours on top of busy schedules and hectic lives. We love them for it and, well, Girl Scouting wouldn’t be the same without them. Let’s be sure to shout it from the Girl Scout rooftops!
Creating a culture of appreciation
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Showing Thanks & Appreciation
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Volunteer Appreciation Ideas
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I Appreciate You!
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Digital Badge
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The Girl Scout volunteer digital badge acknowledges your dedication to fostering emotional, intellectual, and physical growth among girls in your community. You believe in the mission of Girl Scouts, are an asset to our youth's future, and are devoted to making the world a better place.
Get your Girl Scout volunteer digital badge now, then share it in your social media profiles.
Adult Awards
All about Adult Awards:
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Basic Requirements
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Specific Requirements
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Nomination Procedures
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Tips for Great Nominations
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How to Decide on the Right Award
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Use this handy chart to decide on the right award, and read some of our sample letters to help write a great nomination!
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FAQs
Which Adult Award should you choose?
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See a member making an impact in your Service Unit?
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Appreciation Pin
for outstanding service to at least one service unit -
See a member making an impact throughout the council or the movement?
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Honor Pin
for outstanding service to two or more service units
Heart of Gold
for outstanding service to the Girl Scout Community and the community at large
Thanks Badge
for outstanding service that benefits the entire council or GS movement
Thanks Badge II
for outstanding service having already received the Thanks Badge
The Trefoil Award in Memory of Linda Scott
is extra special, recognizing a volunteer for service in multiple ways. It is in memory of Linda Scott, and recognizes outstanding service in three areas: work with volunteers, girls, and mission of the council -
See a member making an impact working directly with girls?
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Volunteer of Excellence
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More Honors
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Ready To Nominate?
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Use this handy chart to decide on the right award, and read some of our sample letters to help write a great nomination!
Nominations are due by February 26, 2020
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Adult Award Nomination Form
Service Unit Adult Awards Coordinators help recognize adults in their area.
If you aren't sure who the coordinator is for your area, or you're interested in becoming one, contact the Adult Learning Manager.
Adult Awards Coordinators click here for resources and information.
