Cheer Pin Pals
The shaded states are what we’ve got so far and Nova Scotia. We are trying to get some from each and every state if we can. This is her first year of AllStar cheer and she loves it. #cheer #allstarcheer
Collecting cheer pins is an exciting way to celebrate the spirit of cheerleading and connect with other enthusiasts across the country. Having started her first year in AllStar cheer, many cheerleaders and their families find the Cheer Pin Pal project an excellent way to engage with peers from different states. The shaded states in the collection show progress and represent a growing network of cheer friends. From my own experience, participating in Cheer Pin Pal exchanges not only helps expand your collection but also encourages cultural exchange and friendship-building. Each pin tells a story unique to its state or region. For instance, pins from Nova Scotia carry a special charm reflective of Canadian cheer culture, which adds diversity to a mostly U.S.-based collection. If you’re new to AllStar cheer or cheerleading in general, starting with Cheer Pin Pals offers a fulfilling social aspect to the sport beyond practice and competitions. It’s an enjoyable way to motivate a young cheerleader, sparking curiosity about geography and other cheer communities nationwide. To join, you can connect with cheer groups on social media using hashtags like #cheerpinpal, #cheer, and #allstarcheer, where many Cheer Pin Pals share their journeys and pin trades. Collecting pins can also be an easy, interactive method to support your child's cheer passion by setting small goals—like acquiring a pin from every state or major cheer event. Overall, Cheer Pin Pals perfectly blend the excitement of collecting, traveling, and cheerleading culture, making it a unique tradition worth adopting in any cheerleader’s journey.





