Girl Scouts of Northern California is entering a pivotal moment as we enact our three-year strategic plan, focused on aligning our programs, resources, and infrastructure to meet the evolving needs of girls and families across Northern California. As part of this work, we are conducting a comprehensive, data-driven assessment of all 26 GSNorCal properties, including camps, program […]
The service unit (SU) team is a group or committee of local volunteers who provide support to troops, volunteers, and Girl Scouts in their area. There are many roles within a SU team and the roles are organized into sub-committees with different focuses (adult engagement, membership, program, entrepreneurship). Collectively SU teams host regular service unit […]
The Service Unit Team Guide is an all-in-one resource for members of the service unit team. It also includes the following supplements:
Check out the Service Unit Team Overview for detailed information about each role. Service Unit Team Overview SU Team Management Roles: SU Advisor Coordinate service unit team by ensuring the provision of regular team and volunteer meetings, team recruitment and succession planning, and annual service unit planning. Communicate with council regarding status and needs of […]
There are a number of ways a service unit can recognize their volunteers! Informal thank-yous and recognitions can be done throughout the year, and official service unit awards, like the Volunteer of Excellence Award, are another great way to show appreciation. Service units decide on their own timeline to approve and present awards and should […]
Contact your local Volunteer Support Manager or Member Engagement Manager at council for information on how to connect with your service unit team. Sonoma and Mendocino Counties Membership Engagement Manager: Heather Wilber | hwilber@gsnorcal.org Service Unit Cities Served 101 – Montgomery Village Merged to 102 102 – Round Barn East Kenwood, Santa Rosa 104 – Redwood Empire Fulton, Santa Rosa […]
If a troop has decided to disband, but still has remaining troop funds, the leader or troop administrator should help the Girl Scouts decide how to use their existing funds. This decision must be made by the girls and youth in the troop. Please note: Troop funds are for Girl Scout activities and are not […]
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