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Volunteers keep Girl Scouting strong, and one of the most important things we can do as a council is to have your back. Whether you’re
17 November, 2022
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Volunteers keep Girl Scouting strong, and one of the most important things we can do as a council is to have your back. Whether you’re
I didn’t have much experience as a Girl Scout. I was nervous about taking the job. Could I be a troop leader? How much of a time commitment is it really? Is it hard? The other mom I knew was a willing partner, so we said OK, let’s do it! Soon, our troop had 10 kids from different schools in our area. Each one was unique. Family situations, cultural backgrounds, personalities, and interests collided into this mix of kids that may not have met without Girl Scouts. Those same second graders we met on a cold rainy day in the park are now in eighth grade—and they’re still friends. They’re still growing and learning, but they possess unshakable confidence in themselves and those around them.
Ashley “GRIZZ” Gould is our new Camp Robbinswold Property and Operations Manager. She is the first woman to hold this position, as well as a Girl Scout alum, former summer
Kristen Mattie has been involved in Girl Scouts for eight years. This Finance Director at Microsoft co-founded a Brownie troop when her oldest daughter was
Leaders come from all backgrounds, experiences, ages, and journeys. In Girl Scouts, many youth members find their purpose, grow up, and give back, continuing the
Sen. Nobles joined Girl Scouts of Western Washington in 2017 as a co-founder and volunteer troop leader for Sisterhood in the City. We’re honored to call this incredible leader, mother, entrepreneur, volunteer, and educator our Girl Scout sister.
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