We do our best to celebrate our adult volunteers all year long. Every April, we have special activities for Volunteer Appreciation Month, and in November we honor volunteers who have been nominated and selected to receive a council-level, board-approved award.
Council-Level Adult Award Nomination Form. You can find their criteria below.
We also have community-level awards/certificates:
Nominations for community-level awards can be made at any time. Click the links above to access the nomination forms.
Please review these criteria thoroughly before making a nomination for a council-level award.
Please review these criteria thoroughly before making a nomination for a community-level award.
Leianna Bell
Irma Duran de Rodriguez
Heather Greenlees
Sarah Majewski
Michelle Marx
Brittany Molzon
Janell Neal
Stephanie Reese
Melissa Vinson
April Blatchford
Zoe Galan
Constance Holmes
Erika Reyes
Sandie Rios
Nicole Trevino
Diahann White
Kathy Patterson
Hannah Richmond
Dr. Gretcha Flinn
Christopher Albright
Jon Coker
Dr. Carmen Tafolla
Mona Vallery
Zane Ziebell
Michelle Proa-Sanchez has served as the leader of Troop 38 in Community T for nine years and joined the council 11 years ago when her daughter, Sarah, was a Girl Scout Junior. Sarah is an Ambassador now, and Michelle said she has seen tremendous growth in her and the girls in her troop. “For me, it’s the growth I’ve seen and the empowerment that the girls develop that keeps me volunteering,” Michelle said. “I’ve seen it change their lives. I always tell the girls, ‘Your hands are small but you can make a huge difference,’ and I can't wait to see how they change the world.”
Girl Scouts has given girls like Sarah confidence, Michelle said, especially when it’s time to sell Girl Scout Cookies. “That really changed her, having to speak to customers and keep track of her business. Every year, she’s gotten better and better.” Now, Sarah coaches the younger girls in the troop and shares the lessons she's learned from Michelle and others.
Michelle plans to keep volunteering after Sarah graduates high school. “Girl Scouts isn’t only for the girls; it also benefits the adults,” she said. “It keeps my heart young. It keeps me happy.”