Volunteer Essentials Volunteer Essentials 2015-16 - Updated 5/31/17 | Page 140

Additional Activity Insurance Procedure 1. Additional Activity Insurance must be purchased for any activities not covered under Plan 1. Plan 1 Members Accident – The Basic Plan: Every registered member of the Girl Scouts of the USA is automatically covered under the basic Accident Insurance during normal supervised program activities lasting two consecutive nights or less (three nights when one of the nights is a federal holiday, like Memorial Day). Coverage begins when girls and adults are registered with the council. For more details, please refer to the Activity Accident Insurance – Basic Coverage brochure found online at www.gswpa.org. Following are descriptions of the GSWPA additional activity insurance plans: Plan 2 – Participant Accident – Provides Accident Insurance for non-members attending any Girl Scouts events lasting two consecutive nights or less. Recruitment events, family events and programs held in conjunction with other organizations where Girl Scouts is the primary sponsor are examples of events requiring additional insurance coverage for the non-member attendees. Plan 3E – Extended Event – Provides Accident & Sickness Insurance for members and non- members as participants during events lasting more than two overnights. After paying the first $130, GSWPA will not duplicate family health insurance payments. Day Camps do not require this plan as they do not have girls staying overnight but will need insurance for non- members. Plan 3P – Extended Event Primary – Provides Accident & Sickness Insurance for members and non-members as participants during events lasting more than two overnights. This is an alternative to Plan 3E if a first dollar or primary medical reimbursement coverage is desired. Plan 3P-I – International Extended Event – Combines primary Accident & Sickness insurance coverage with emergency travel assistance service as “safety-net” feature for international trips lasting more than two overnights. A full roster with names and ages is required. 2. Additional insurance is requested by completing an Additional Insurance Request Form (one per event) and including a check in the proper amount made payable to Girl Scouts Western Pennsylvania (GSWPA). This form is located on the GSWPA Web site on the “Forms” page. 3. Volunteers will submit their Additional Insurance Request Form with payment to their GSWPA staff contact. If applicable, the Trip and High-Risk Activity Application will accompany the Additional Insurance Request Form. 4. GSWPA staff will forward all Additional Insurance Request Forms with payment to: GSWPA, Additional Insurance Request, 30 Isabella Street, Suite 107, Pittsburgh, PA 15212 (after approving the Trip and High-Risk Activity Application, if applicable). 5. Regarding Tag-A-Longs: If there is a planned activity that is age appropriate for all attending, then any registered members will be covered by the basic plan (as long as the event is no longer than two consecutive overnights). Any non-registered attendees will need additional insurance purchased– as long as there are planned and supervised events that are age appropriate. If there is no planned, supervised activity that is age appropriate, then Tag-A-Long’s are not