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As a new leader, you are required to attend certain training sessions within the first four months of being appointed. In addition to required training, River Valleys also offers exciting ...more First-Time Leaders: Explore Girl Scout Training Opportunities

Get creative! Money-earning shouldn’t be drudgery—have fun building new skills and helping the troop or group. Here are some ideas to help you think about getting started: Participate in the ...more Money-Earning Tip: Ideas

Can Girl Scouts raise money for other charities, organizations, or a good cause? As a member of Girl Scouts, you cannot raise money for other organizations. However, groups can decide ...more Money-Earning Tip: Supporting a Cause

Attention Leaders: Check out these useful tips for using Girl Scout journey books When thinking about opening a Girl Scout journey book for the first time, and maybe even the ...more Program Essentials Resource: Journeys Tips

Some volunteer-led activities require the leaders to complete safety training, such as First Aid or CPR. If you’re planning an activity, review the Activity Checkpoint for the activity you are ...more Safety Tip: Safety Training Requirements and Activity Checkpoints

Are your girls looking for ways to support their Girl Scout experience in addition to the Cookie and Fall Product Program Activity? If so, be sure to check out the ...more Money-Earning Tip

Are you planning a troop money-earning project that involves the sale of food, such as a food stand, community dinner, or bake sale? Guidelines surrounding the sale of food vary ...more Money Earning Tip: Selling Food

Where do I find a permission slip that I can use for Girl Scout field trip? A fillable form can be found in Forms and Resources under Activity Planning and ...more Safety Tip: Permission Slips