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Connect to the Girl Scout Network.

Girl Scouting isn’t just something you do—it’s a piece of who you are. Whether you participated for a year, earned the Gold Award, or are a current volunteer or donor, you’re a Girl Scout supporter. Join the Girl Scout Network to become a part of a community of advocates—both alums and supporters from across the country—who are passionate about championing Girl Scouts and each other.

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Subscribe to News from Girl Scouts, a digital newsletter from the national Girl Scout organization and stay close to important issues impacting girls all over the world.

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As Girl Scout alums, you know just how transforming Girl Scouts can be. We’re the preeminent leadership development organization for girls—and with programs from coast to coast and around the globe, Girl Scouts offers every girl a chance to practice a lifetime of leadership, adventure, and success.

Girl Scout alums have made significant contributions across society—breaking ground and effecting change as leaders in government and in the boardroom, excelling in STEM and the arts, and so much more.

Keep your contact information up-to-date.

Here are a few ways you can stay connected to the largest leadership development organization for girls in world:

1. Follow the Girl Scout Network on LinkedIn toggle arrow

Follow the Girl Scout Network on LinkedIn.

As a Girl Scout, you’re a leader, a change-maker, and a risk-taker—and your achievements are worth recognizing. Whether you earned your Gold Award or mentored younger girls in your Service Unit; whether you were a Girl Board Member or helped plan Lead the Way, the lessons you learned in Girl Scouts have prepared you to practice a lifetime of leadership in your career. Your Girl Scout experience separates you from other candidates, so make sure to include your experiences on your resume!

For tips on how to create a standout LinkedIn profile that highlights your trailblazing Girl Scout experiences, check out our toolkit.

2. Register as a GSNorCal alum and join a local alum association toggle arrow

Register as a GSNorCal alum and join a local alum association.

Alum groups are a great way to make new friends, expand your network, and stay involved in Girl Scouts. In Northern California, we have three active Alum Association chapters: San Francisco Bay Area, North Coast, and South Bay. Whether you want to network with other young professionals, give back to local girls, or get outdoors after a long day at work or in class, your alum group can make it happen!

3. Create camp magic by working at a GSNorCal Summer Camp toggle arrow

Create camp magic by working at a GSNorCal summer camp!

Every year, we welcome over 4,500 girls to camp—and we need 200+ seasonal staff to make it happen! We’re kicking off hiring for summer 2020 in September this year, and who better to help us create the next generation of courageous, confident, and go-getting girls than you? Learn more and apply at: camp.gsnorcal.org/summer-jobs.