Service Units
What is a Service Unit?
A Girl Scout service unit is a community of volunteers and girls in a geographic area. The service unit (SU) team is an essential support system that organizes training, mentorship, girl program, as well as membership support for volunteers, girls, and caregivers.
Service Units generally hold monthly meetings where they share information about upcoming events and new information from GSGST & GSUSA with representatives from each troop.
Why are Service Unit meetings important?
- Find out about upcoming events and activities
- Learn from leaders who have “been there and done that”
- Connect with other troops that can assist you with your troop
- Get suggestions about best practices
- Hear first-hand about GSGST & GSUSA specific information
- Get important training
- Make new friends
Service Unit Requirements
- Minimum of 5 troops (each with different leadership)
- 5 essential SU positions filled by volunteers from different troops (to include Service Unit Manager, Treasurer, and Product Program Manager)
- Minimum of 60 girl members
Service Unit areas are established by Girl Scouts of Greater South Texas.
For Service Unit Fundraising: Please consult your Volunteer Specialist for Service Unit blackout information, which includes blackout dates such as those for the United Way and Product Program.
You may not plan or advertise a Service Unit fundraising event until the date has been approved by the council.
Contact us at info@gsgst.org to find your service unit and get in touch.
Service Unit Manager 
Service Unit Treasurer
Service Unit Event Coordinator
Service Unit Fall Project Manager
Service Unit Cookie Manager
Recognitions Chair
Service Unit Lead Membership Recruiter
Additional Service Unit Volunteers
