Seasonal & Holidays

Mount Greenwood Girls Scouts Entertain Mercy Circle Residents

Girl Scout Troop 26004 sang Christmas carols to Mercy Circle residents and delivered cards made by Mount Greenwood Elementary eighth-graders

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Girl Scouts from Troupe 26004 (from left) Aubrey Hanik, Maeve Waropay, Whitney Davis, Zara Walker, Kaylin Natale, Adelyn Galvin and Maeve Flynn entertain Mercy Circle residents with carols and homemade cards.
Girl Scouts from Troupe 26004 (from left) Aubrey Hanik, Maeve Waropay, Whitney Davis, Zara Walker, Kaylin Natale, Adelyn Galvin and Maeve Flynn entertain Mercy Circle residents with carols and homemade cards. (Mercy Circle)

CHICAGO — Christmas spirit filled the air last Saturday, as Girl Scouts from Troop 26004 visited Mercy Circle, a faith-based continuing care retirement community in Chicago’s Mount Greenwood neighborhood.

While residents were on their way to Mass, the Scouts sang Christmas carols and delivered cards made by eighth graders at Mt. Greenwood Elementary School. All the Girl Scouts are fifth graders at Mt. Greenwood Elementary School. The Scouts have been busy working in the community, volunteering to help families benefiting from Pat’s Pantry.

For more information or to schedule a private appointment, please call 773-253-3600 or visit Mercy Circle.

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