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They still see me as the 21-year-old who just moved to Phoenix, and I still see them as my baby cousins.🥹

Words can't describe how grateful I am for my cousins helping me with Girls Camp.

That's my bloodline on the frontline!

My cousins and aunt are some of the biggest helping hands we have at camp. I know our grandparents would be incredibly proud to see us continuing their legacy, showing up together, and honoring their name through acts of service to the next generation. 🤎 'S

Payment Plans are open for Girls Camp 2027!

$44 a month gets your daughter to camp next summer!

Let the planning begin!

They're pulling your girl out of retirement! 😂Come see me on Monday for back-to-school eyebrows!

✨ BACK TO SCHOOL BROW EVENT✨

New school year. Fresh confidence. Perfect brows. 🤍

Grab your besties grab your Mom and stop by our Back to School Brows Pop-Up with local arch expert Acacia Barnett for a quick brow wax for the new school year!

💖 Walk-in Event
💖 Only $26
💖 No appointment needed

📅 Monday, August 3
⏰ 5:30–7:30 PM
📍 The Old Door Shop
5930 S. Highway 92, Hereford, AZ

Whether you’re heading into middle school, high school, college, or just want a little confidence boost, we’ve got you covered. Bring a friend (or three!) and kick off the school year looking and feeling your best.

Tag your back-to-school crew below! 👯‍♀️💕

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Every year, I grow because of Girls Camp.

On social media you see five days of camp. You don't see the 365 days that lead up to it.

A whole year of securing funding. Planning logistics. Recruiting volunteers. Hiring, onboarding, and training interns. Collecting supplies until my house looks like a warehouse. Meetings. Budgets. Spreadsheets. Phone calls. Late nights. And then doing an after-action review to pick apart every mistake we made because we refuse to settle for "good enough."

Every summer I think, "We've got it. This is the most well-oiled machine we've ever had."

And every summer, camp humbles me.

No matter how many years we've done this, no matter how much we improve, there is always a bigger challenge waiting for me every summer. Something I couldn't have prepared for. Something that forces me to adapt, lead differently, and trust the people around me.

Growth isn't easy.

Camp pushes me out of my comfort zone every single year. It pushes me to examine my leadership. It pushes me to understand young people better. But more than anything, it pushes me to understand myself. Who Acacia is. Where I'm strong. Where I need to grow. Where I need to accept help.

Volunteering for a few hours is one thing. Volunteering for an entire week, being "on" from the moment you wake up until the moment you finally lay your head down, that changes you. It strips away the version of yourself that's comfortable and reveals the leader you're becoming.

Ten years later, I'm still learning. Still growing. Still being challenged.