A chapter of the national nonprofit Girl Scouts organization, Girl Scouts of Greater New York is New York City’s largest agency offering leadership programs to girls. Today, with the help of more than 8,200 adult volunteers, the organization offers a range of inclusive and accessible programs for girls and young women in grades K-12 designed to build “courage, confidence, and character” while giving back to society. As an employer, Girl Scouts of Greater New York has offered volunteer and paid job opportunities for qualified candidates who want to make a positive difference for girls in their community. In the past, Girl Scouts of Greater New York has hired for part-time positions, with some opportunities featuring flexible and/or alternative schedules.

Girl Scouts of Greater New York traces its history back to 1913 when the first troop was organized in Manhattan. Since its inception, the organization has played an important role in the city’s history and development, such as helping at the polls after women won the right to vote, holding its first citywide cookie sale during the Great Depression, and participating in the opening of the Ellis Island Immigration Museum in 1990. Girl Scouts of Greater New York’s programs focus on personal identity leadership, business and entrepreneurship, STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) skills, service projects, and environmental leadership.

A chapter of the national nonprofit Girl Scouts organization, Girl Scouts of Greater New York is New York City’s largest agency offering leadership programs to girls. Today, with the help of more than 8,200 adult volunteers, the organization offers a range of inclusive and accessible programs for girls and young women in grades K-12 designed to build “courage, confidence, and character” while giving back to society. As an employer, Girl Scouts of Greater New York has offered volunteer and paid job opportunities for qualified candidates who want to make a positive difference for girls in their community. In the past, Girl Scouts of Greater New York has hired for part-time positions, with some opportunities featuring flexible and/or alternative schedules.

Girl Scouts of Greater New York traces its history back to 1913 when the first troop was organized in Manhattan. Since its inception, the organization has played an important role in the city’s history and development, such as helping at the polls after women won the right to vote, holding its first citywide cookie sale during the Great Depression, and participating in the opening of the Ellis Island Immigration Museum in 1990. Girl Scouts of Greater New York’s programs focus on personal identity leadership, business and entrepreneurship, STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) skills, service projects, and environmental leadership.