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OUR STORY


Waverly Girl was founded in 2012 while Molly, our founder + CEO, felt a lightbulb go off amidst the inspiring landscape of Aspen, Colorado. The name "Waverly" was cultivated from the majestic Aspen trees, which are known for their interconnected root systems, symbolizing strength, unity, and shared growth—values that are at the heart of the Waverly mission. Thus began Waverly Girl, where we aim to create transformative experiences where girls can explore their creativity, build deep-rooted faith, embrace a supportive sisterhood, and discover their unique God-given identity.

Since 2012, Waverly Girl has planted roots in Connecticut, Ohio, New York City, the Hamptons, and South Florida.

In the summer of 2020, Molly and her sister, Grace, launched The Waverly Project Foundation in honor of their late father. Our mission is to serve girls - locally. We partner with nonprofits that seek to support girls and women within the community, ensuring that every girl has the resources to grow, learn, and lead.

BIBLICAL FEMININITY.
DIVINE GIRLHOOD.

At Waverly Girl, we build a healthy girl culture. We celebrate the art of navigating modern-day challenges while staying true to traditional faith-based values. Waverly Girl is a community of girls & women committed to knowing how to live out their feminine identity. Our focus is to invest in the next generation by bringing back divine girlhood.

This platform provides pure, feminine content and media connecting you to like minds, and is designed to encourage your heart, empower your faith, and inspire your story.

OUR FOUNDER

ABOUT MOLLY


Molly Wills Reed has been impacting girl culture for over a decade. Following a quick stint in fashion, Molly responded to a divine call to step into the female educational space. She launched her idea of Waverly Girl in 2012.

Molly’s experience includes public speaking and developing original Girl Class Curriculum books and in-person classes. Molly is committed to sharing the power of faith and standing up for girls everywhere, understanding Biblical femininity.