Girl Scouting builds girls of courage, confidence
and character, who make the world a better place.
Forms
Several highly requested and updated forms for your convenience. If you don't see what you need, help is just a click away. Contact the communications department communityrelations@gslakesandpines.org. You may also contact any Lakes and Pines office.
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Forms & Documents
Volunteer Essentials
A handy reference when you need it, Volunteer Essentials includes general information helpful for every Girl Scout volunteer and information specific to our council such as Finance Policies, Volunteer Policies, and more.
Volunteer Essentials Resource Guide
*Chapter 4 provides Safety Guidelines for volunteers, parent/guardians, and girls. Use Safety Activity Checkpoints for information about specific activities.
More Forms & Documents
Adult Volunteer Application, #3101
Awesome Adult Patch Program, #3811
Blue Book of Basic Documents (2009)
Certificate of Exemption MN WI
Girl/Adult Health History, #3801 English Spanish
GS Bridging Award Requirements for all Levels
GS Glossary & Acroynyms, #3600
GS Promise & Law English Spanish
Insurance "Non-Girl Scout" Activity Insurance
Join Girl Scouts Tri-Fold Brochure Insert for Tri-Fold Brochure
Jump Start Event (How to Do) - Diva Day
Jump Start Event (How to Do) - Forests, Fields & Fairies
Membership Registration Forms Girl Adult Dues Summary
Girl / Adult Health History, #3801
Girl / Adult Health History - Spanish, #3801
Nomination Award - Criteria, #8300
Nomination Award - Letter of Endorsement
Nomination Form - Apprec. Pin/Honor Pin/Thanks Badge I & II, #8302
Nomination Form - Outstanding Leader/Outstanding Volunteer, #8301
Opening a Troop or SU Bank Acct, #4700
Parent/Guardian Permission Form, #3803
Position Description - Troop/Group Leader/Co-Leader, #8430
Position Description - Troop Helper Volunteer, #8431
Position Description - Troop Product Sales Manager, #8439
Position Description - Troop Treasurer Volunteer, #8422
Program & Adult Learning Registrtion Form (2010-11)
Program Scholarship Form (2010-11)
Quick Pic Cards (prints 4 per page)
Safety Activity Checkpoints Table of Contents (Safety-Wise) English Spanish Please click on topic for further information.
Scholarship Funds Application for Membership & Supplies, #4502
SU Event Planning Packet, #6302
SU Money Earning Guidelines/Application, #4722
SU Plan of Action (POA), #3630
SU Troop Finance Tracking From, #3612
Transporting GS Adult Driver Checklist, #3815
Troop Bank Account Record, #4706
Troop Field Trip & Service Log, #3613
Troop Finance & Money Earning Policies & Procedures, #4701
Troop Financial Report (TFR), #4702
Troop/Group Money Earning Project Application, #4704
Troop/SU Sponsorship Form, #3700
Troop or Service Unit Website/Social Networking Page Recommendations, #7004
Monthly Troop Treasury Report, #4710
In Kind Contribution Form, #4319
Recruitment
Customized Registration Flyer Order Form
Troop Leader/Co-Leader Position Des.
Welcome to Girl Scouts! letter
Activity for girls - Aromatic Bath Bag
Activity for girls - "It" Sticks
Activity for girls - Lollipop Butterfly
Activity for girls - Lollipop Lily
Activity for girls - Make a Visor
Activity for girls - Name Tags
Troop Leaders-information to help you with your first parent/guardian meeting
Parent/Guardian Information Meeting
Transporting Girl Scouts-Adult Driver Checklist
All the above forms are part of "The Troop Pathway Guide for New Troop Leaders." All page numbers referenced in the forms, can be found in this guide.
Council Patch Programs
American Indian Heritage patch, #6033
Inchworm of Service patch, #6035
I Love MN patch, #6034
I Love WI patch, #6036
Juliette Heritage patch, #6032
Past & Promise: The World of Me patch, #6037
Support from the Heart patch, #6038
The Earth Matters to Girl Scouts patch, #6039
Trail Hiker patch, #6040
Turn Beauty Inside Out patch, #6041
Girl Scout Girl Awards
Girl Scout Bronze, Silver and Gold Awards
Through the Girl Scout Bronze, Silver and Gold Awards, girls Discover, Connect and Take Action—which translates into knowing yourself, reaching out to others and making a real difference in your community. Through September 30, 2011, girls may complete the Girl Scout Bronze, Silver and Gold Awards using existing resources. This includes the current forms, approval process and age requirements for each award level. As always, there is flexibility during times of transition, so rest assured that girls will not have to “do over” or lose any of their work as they move along the steps leading to the Bronze, Silver or Gold Award. As questions arise, be sure to contact Program Manager at the Bemidji Service Center.
Effective October 1, 2011, the new Girl Awards guidelines become effective. For now, you can choose which guidelines you would like to work from, but if the majority of the work toward the award will be done during the 2011-2012 membership year, you should use the new guidelines.
Girl Awards At A Glance, #6524
Girl Scout Bronze Award (for girls in grades 4-5)
Current GS Bronze Award Guidelines if all work is completed by September 30, 2011,#6513.
NEW GS Bronze Award Girl Guidelines, #6526
NEW GS Bronze Award Adult Guide, #6527
NEW GS Bronze Award Final Report, #6528
Girl Scout Silver Award (for girls in grades 6-8)
Current GS Silver Award Guidelines if all work is completed by September 30, 2011, #6515.
NEW GS Silver Award Girl Guidelines, #6531
NEW GS Silver Award Adult Guide, #6532
NEW GS Silver Award Final Report, #6533
Girl Scout Gold Award (for girls in grades 9-12)
Current GS Gold Award Guidelines if all work is completed by September 30, 2011, #6516.
NEW GS Gold Award Girl Guidelines, #6541
NEW GS Gold Award Adult Guide, #6542
NEW GS Gold Award Project Proposal, #6543
NEW GS Gold Award Final Report, #6544
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