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| About Girl Scouts of Eastern Massachusetts
What is a Girl Scout council? Contact info and directions to Service Center, Middleboro |
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What makes up the council? “Who” is more accurate. The council is
every girl and adult who has registered as a
member of Girl Scouts of the USA and lives in
GSCSM’s territory. There are
approximately 13,500 girl and 3,800 adult members
in southeastern Massachusetts.
Among the adults are members of the Board of
Directors, members of the Nominating Committee,
the staff and the hundreds of volunteers who work
with
troops, and the
delegates they elect to represent their views on
matters of council policy. We also have many
adults who maintain membership in the organization
and loyally contribute to it because they believe
that our mission is important to the development
of youth. |
Why does the council exist? We exist to offer the Girl Scout program to every girl from age 5 to age 17 who lives within our territory. This includes coordinating the large volunteer structure that actually delivers the program, providing equipment and materials and ownership and maintenance of the land and buildings comprising our camps. GSCSM owns five outdoor program centers. Another responsibility of the council’s adults is raising funds through donations to support programming, property management and the council’s operation. The council can carry out its mission to girls and troops only if it is in good financial condition as a body. Our income is a combination of profit from product sales, investments and donations by member families and adults outside the organization who value its existence. |
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