St. Bede Brownie Troop #9729 Spread Cheer

St. Bede Brownie Troop #9729 Spread Cheer 1Brownie troop #9729 members from Montgomery Catholic Preparatory School collected paper products, cleaning supplies and toiletries for residents at Capital Heights Place, an elderly assisted living facility in Montgomery. The girls packaged all of the “goodies” in recyclable bags and delivered them to the residents personally and enjoyed meeting and chatting with the residents. Pictured: St. Bede Brownie Troop #9729 members back row: Annie Reed, Sarah Rose Burden, Anna DuBois, Analise Colon, Katie Rose Perkins, Katherine O’Connor, and Katherine Hewlett. Front row: Veronica Connely, Clare Wilson, Anna Sadie, Zoe Brown, and Hailee Brown.

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