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In 2002, Allie, Delaney, Colleen, Megan, and Emma were simply five girls in a Girl Scout troop at Holy Cross. From Daisies through Cadettes, they grew up together—sharing meetings, adventures, laughter, and all the little moments that make childhood special.
But somewhere along the way, their Girl Scout friendship became something much bigger.
More than two decades later, life has taken them in different directions and across the country. They have grown up, built lives of their own, and experienced countless changes along the way. Yet through every new chapter, their friendship has remained.
What began as a Girl Scout troop in 2002 became a lifelong sisterhood.
Their story is a beautiful reminder that the impact of Girl Scouts doesn't always end when the meetings do. Sometimes, the friendships formed around a table, at a campfire, or during a troop adventure become the friendships that last a lifetime.
For Allie, Delaney, Colleen, Megan, and Emma, Girl Scouts gave them something they could carry with them long after their Cadette years were over: each other.
100 years. Countless stories. One lasting legacy.