Never been a Girl Scout? It's not too late. All you need is the desire to make a difference in girls' lives. Males or females 18 years of age or older can join Girl Scouts and work directly with girls or they can work with other adults on committees, task groups or planning teams.

Campus Girl Scouts: If you are in college - whether you are living in a dorm or are at home and commuting to classes - you know how busy and full your life has become. Between attending classes, studying, doing research, and writing papers, you may feel you have little time for anything else. Add working to the mix or family responsibilities, and your life may be a hectic blur. Take one more thing on? You have to be kidding. But scheduling some time each month or semester outside of the classroom to volunteer as a role model for younger girls may be just the "me-time" you need to give yourself a much-needed boost. Campus Girl Scouts register as an adult member, male or female, and work with the council to match their skills and time with council opportunities.

Volunteering: It's what you make it. We start with your desire to make a difference and work with you to place you in a role that fits your interests, talents and time available. Find out more about volunteering opportunities and discover the many ways you can help girls grow strong.

Lifetime Membership: Our lifetime members are a cherished part of our family. By making a commitment to Girl Scouts, you will be supporting the Lifetime Membership Endowment Fund, which is used to develop and extend Girl Scout membership to all girls. Lifetime membership as a Girl Scout adult is available to any individual who accepts the principles and beliefs of the Girl Scout movement, pays the one-time lifetime membership cost, and is 18 years of age or older or is a high school graduate or the equivalent. Find out more about Lifetime Membership.