STEP 1: Become a Member
Become an adult member of Girl Scouts by registering online. If you already have a troop, be sure to register for that troop, otherwise a GSMW staff member will connect with you on starting a troop.
New Leaders
You're doing something amazing by volunteering as a Co-Leader with Girl Scouts. We are so excited to have you as part of our team, welcome to Girl Scouts of Montana and Wyoming!
Throughout the year, you'll introduce Girl Scouts to new experiences and watch their confidence and skills grow! We've compiled resources to help new volunteers get started and timely reminders for returning volunteers. Once you're ready, go ahead and get started.
Getting Started with Girl Scouts
STEP 2: Background Check
Once your registration is complete, you will receive an email from Asurint. Check your spam folder if you do not see the email arrive. The background check online link will be available for 48 hours so please complete this right away.
STEP 3: Start Orientation
Once your background check has been submitted and approved for volunteering, a council staff member will be in touch to guide you through our orientation process and make your role official!
Troop Guide: A Guide for Leading Your Girl Scout Troop
Girl Scouts of Montana and Wyoming (GSMW) supports adults who prepare girls to seek and meet the challenges of an ever-changing society. GSMW agrees to treat volunteers with respect and dignity and to protect confidential information, and further agrees to provide a position description, learning opportunities, and support necessary for the volunteer position.
Below you will find a link to the GSMW Troop Guide. Within this book, you will find tips, council policies and procedures, and everything you need to know to have a successful Girl Scout year!
View Troop Guide >
GSMW is committed to high ethical standards and we expect all volunteers to act in the best interest of the organization and its mission. This mission demands that we act in an ethical manner to uphold the public trust and the values of responsibility, integrity, openness, honesty, accountability, and respect in all that we do in the name of Girl Scouts. Please review the Girl Scout Promise and the Girl Scout Law.
Volunteer resources available on MyGS
Many of your must-have tools, like gsLearn and the Volunteer Toolkit, are accessible when you log in to MyGS —always accessible via the icon on the upper right corner of our website.
Volunteer Toolkit (VTK) 
gsLearn
