Troy-Miami East Girl Scout Troops
We have about 30 troops serving approximately 300 girls from Kindergarten through High School. Meeting times, places and intervals vary and are generally based on the leaders' availability. Some troops meet weekly but most meet one to three times a month. Some troops meet after school while others meet in the evening or on weekends. Troops meet in locations throughout the area including leaders' homes, churches, or community buildings.
Many troops participate in age appropriate activities outside normal meetings which may include day trips to locations within the community or overnight trips and camps. The number of activities planned depends on the readiness of the girls as well as troop resources and adult availability.
If you are interested in having your daughter participate in a Girl Scout troop in the Troy area, please complete our interest form.
Troop Help
Help for Any Age Level
- Program Ideas for April
- Program Ideas for March
- Program Ideas for February
- Flag Ceremonies
- Brownie Smile Song lyrics for all age levels
- Girl Scouts of the USA Directory of Disabilities Organizations
- Original Girl Scout Cookie recipe
- Recipes using Girl Scout cookies
Where's the Fun?
Need a fun idea for a troop meeting or outing that correspond with some fun patches? Check out the following compiled by Renee W and Cristal W of Troops 31011 and 32207:
Daisy Troop Help
Brownie Troop Help
Junior Troop Help
Cadette, Senior, Ambassador Troop Help
Council-sponsored Programs
Programs in all regions; sort on Region to find those locally.
Girl Scout Journeys
Journeys 2010: It's Your Story - Tell It!
Journeys 2009: It's Your Planet - Love It!
Journeys 2008: It's Your World - Change It!
Know of other community resources that troops could tap into? Let us know via our Activity Submission Form.
Service Project Ideas
Service is one of the four program goals of Girl Scouting. Girls are encouraged to contribute to the improvement of society and plan service projects to complete each year. Service can be provided on an individual, troop, service unit and/or council level. Troops can plan their own and/or participate in larger projects planned by TME. If you have an idea for a service project or know of an organization that could use our help, contact anyone on Service Team.
- Tab-A-Pull-Ooza: Collect pull tabs from aluminum cans (all kinds, not just soda/pop cans!) for the Ronald McDonald House. Turn them in once a month at the monthly leaders' meeting or save them and turn in at the May meeting. Your troop can also plan to attend the event with Terry at 2nd Street Market on May 19, 2012.
Check back often for updates to this list of local service unit projects with which your troop can help, and visit Girl Scouts of Western Ohio's website for additional information on Service Learning.
Easter baskets donated by TME troops for the Franklin House Abuse Shelter in 2006