Girl Scouts

Volunteer Testimonials

My most rewarding experience was when I overheard the girls saying they hoped Girl Scouts never ends!

Brandy Harrison, First Year Leader, Springfield

Comments on being a Girl Scout Leader - I learned a great deal this year, which makes me feel I can do a better job of it year after year.

Kimberly, First Year Leader, Hendersonville

The best part about being a Girl Scout Leader is seeing girls overcome fears and try new things.

Brandi, Volunteer, Hendersonville

The best part about being a leader is when the girls are bonding together and bonding with us.

Ramona, First Year Leader, Gallatin

The best part about being a leader is seeing the young girls become confident young women.

Kelley Ball, long time volunteer,

I enjoy being a kid right alongside the girls, but also teaching them life skills not just book facts.

Ryan Kroser, Girl Scout Leader, White House

[Cookie sales] helped my daughter’s public speaking skills. And it teaches her to run a small business and take care of customers.

Gail Miller, Girl Scout mom, Brentwood

As a leader of a group of Girl Scouts from a small town, I found myself in a situation where little girls needed courage and confidence.  Because we have learned to earn our own way, we have been able to go places, see things and achieve goals that some of these girls would not have been able to do otherwise.

Ann Jones, Troop Leader, Hendersonville

Children are so precious and knowing that I am helping to build our future leaders gives me great pride. If you lead a child the right way now, then no one can ever tell where the influence stops. I hope my positive influence lasts a lifetime.

Jana Hoffman, Troop Leader, Chapel Hill

I volunteered to be a Girl Scout troop leader because no one else would.  Sometimes you have to step up to the plate to make a difference.

Sonia Bernard, Troop Leader, Clarksville

My motivation began as an attempt to be a positive and involved member of our community…the rewards are greater than the investment, hands down.

Brandi Seilheimer, Troop Leader, Manchester