About our Service Unit
Tierrasanta, Spanish for "holy land," is a community within the city of San Diego, California. The symbol of Tierrasanta is an encircled Conquistador cross, similar to the Montserrat Cross of Barcelona, Spain, though it holds no religious meaning. Often referred to as "The Island in the Hills" by locals and on welcome signs.
The first Girl Scout troops were formed in 1972 and over the years grew into one of the strongest Service Units in San Diego County. The Service Unit is home to over 50 troops consisting of more than 400 girls and 200 adults.
Every year the Service Unit puts on fun and exciting events that include Thinking Day, Daisy Day and PJ Bingo. The troops of Tierrasanta/Murphy Canyon also provide thousands of Holiday Candy Poppers to St. Vincent De Paul Village.
Building upon the strong foundation on what Girl Scouts stand for, we are excited to help support and guide you in this wonderful Girl Scout Experience!
The first Girl Scout troops were formed in 1972 and over the years grew into one of the strongest Service Units in San Diego County. The Service Unit is home to over 50 troops consisting of more than 400 girls and 200 adults.
Every year the Service Unit puts on fun and exciting events that include Thinking Day, Daisy Day and PJ Bingo. The troops of Tierrasanta/Murphy Canyon also provide thousands of Holiday Candy Poppers to St. Vincent De Paul Village.
Building upon the strong foundation on what Girl Scouts stand for, we are excited to help support and guide you in this wonderful Girl Scout Experience!