Girl Scout Troop 360
Chesapeake Bay Council — Serving Our Community, Building Futures
Who We Are
We are Chesapeake Bay Girl Scout Troop 360 — seven dedicated scouts based in Delaware who believe that young people can make a real difference. Through hands-on community service, cultural engagement, and environmental stewardship, we work to strengthen the communities around us.
Among our most active scouts are Vivian and Cindy Wan, who initiated and lead many of our community projects — including our partnership with the Nanticoke Indian Tribe, the troop’s most ambitious and meaningful initiative to date.
What We Do
Community Service
From coastal restoration to cultural events, we show up for the communities that need us most.
Cultural Engagement
We build genuine relationships with local communities and learn from the people and traditions around us.
Youth Leadership
Every project is planned and led by our scouts — because the best way to learn leadership is to practice it.
Featured Project: Nanticoke Tribal Partnership
Empowering Native Voices in Delaware
Through our work serving local communities, Troop 360 connected with the Nanticoke Indian Tribe — Delaware’s oldest community, with roots stretching back over 10,000 years. What began as a museum visit became our troop’s most meaningful project.
Vivian and Cindy spearheaded the effort, and together with fellow scouts have volunteered at the annual Nanticoke Pow Wow, participated in cultural preservation events, and worked to raise awareness about the tribe’s history and ongoing contributions to our state. This partnership taught us that real community service starts with listening.
Our Journey
The Nanticoke Indian Tribe has called Delaware home for over 10,000 years — long before European contact in 1608. Today, despite being one of Delaware’s oldest communities, they remain without federal recognition. Our troop’s work bridges the gap between awareness and action, ensuring their story is heard.