First Black Triplets Achieve Eagle Scout Rank, Aim for Winter Olympics

Historic Achievement in Scouting

• 🌟 Helena, Hanaya, and another sister are the first Black triplets in the U.S. to achieve the prestigious rank of Eagle Scout.
• 💡 They were inspired by seeing an Eagle ceremony at age 11 and have demonstrated a commitment to service in their hometown.
• 🤝 The triplets approached the Sheriff of the Nassau County Sheriff's Department with ambitious service plans for their village of Brightwaters.

Village Service Project

• 🛠️ Their service project included installing new concrete walkways, brick and pavement, planters, benches, and a 25 ft flagpole.
• ✅ This initiative showcased their shared desires and dreams for community improvement.

Athletic Pursuits and Family Support

• ⛷️ The triplets, who attended boarding schools in Vermont and New Hampshire, are also accomplished skiers.
• 🏅 They are preparing for the Winter Olympic trials and aim to represent Jamaica, honoring their mother's heritage.
• 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 They credit their parents' unwavering support in scouting, skiing, and academics as a true blessing.

Legacy and Future Aspirations

• ✊ The triplets are honoring the legacy of Hamilton Bradley, the first Black Eagle Scout in the U.S. in 1919.
• 🌍 They aspire to make a meaningful impact on others' lives, both on Long Island and on a global stage, demonstrating their capabilities.