Southern Maryland, Association 10

Association 10 Serves the following areas:

The Waldorf Office
2670 Crain Highway
Suite 101
Waldorf, MD 20601
301-638-5373

Area residents wishing to be put in contact with the troop closest to you, please contact our Field Directors LaDonna(Charles County only) or Maggie Boyden (St Mary’s) and Nadine Happell (Calvert) at the Girl Scout Council of the Nations Capital.

Service Unit 1 - Southern St. Mary's County

Park Hall, Drayden, Pax River, Lexington Park, St. Mary's City, St. Ingoes, Dameron, Ridge, Scotland

Service Unit 2 - Northern St. Mary's County

Charlotte Hall, Golden Beach, New Market, Mechanicsville, Chaptico, Clements, Avenue, Dynard, Helen, Morganza, Loveville

Service Unit 3 - Western Charles County

Indian Head, Bryan's Road, Pisgah, Marbury

Service Unit 4 - Eastern Charles County

Northbound side of Rt. 301, Older side of St. Charles, East to Hughesville, Bryantown, and Benedict

Service Unit 5 - Northern Charles County

Mall side of Waldorf, Southbound side of Rt. 301; South to Billingsley Rd. and North to the County Line

Service Unit 6 - Southern Charles County

LaPlata, Bel Alton, Nanjemoy, Newburg, Cobb Island, Pomfret, White Plains and South

Service Unit 7 - Northern Calvert County

Chesapeake Beach , Dunkirk, North Beach, Owings, Sunderland

Service Unit 8 - Central Calvert County

Barstow, Dares Beach , Huntingtown, Plum Point, Prince Frederick, Randle Cliff, Willows

Service Unit 9 - Southern Calvert County

Chesapeake Ranch Estates, Dowell, Drum Point, Lusby, St. Leonard, Solomons, Port Republic, White Sands

Service Unit 11 - Eastern St. Mary's County

Oakville, Hillville, Hollywood, Wildwood, California, Great Mills

Service Unit 12 - Western St Mary's County

St. Clements Shores, Leonardtown, Breton, St. Andrew's Estates, Valley Lee, Callaway, Piney Point

Girl scouting encourages girls to become involved in their communities. Our girls spend their time helping others in a variety of ways. In becoming part of their community, they learn the importance of reaching out to others.

Girl Scouting is dedicated to developing girls fullest potential by giving them the opportunity to make decisions, to explore their world, and to learn and work in partnership with adult volunteers. Based on ethical values expressed in the Girl Scout Promise and Law, Girl Scouting inspires girls with the highest ideals of character, conduct, patriotism and service. Founded in 1912, Girl Scouting joins together, in friendship, girls from all segments of American life and from all parts of the world.