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11 approved projects
Longmeadow, Massachusetts · J. Casey Ryan
Some fire hydrants required painting to stay visible. I conducted a project where I identified the least visible hydrants in the town and painted them. I solicited help from my troop, and fire department.
Benton, Louisiana · Patrick C.
I removed and repositioned many of the tee posts at the Highland park disc golf course because many people were hitting their hands on the signs.
Dig a 1ft deep trench that extents 8” from the porch. Staple in hardware clothes and make sure in bends into an L shape that reaches the bottom of the trench. Fill trench back up and put painted boards on top of where we staples
Benton, Louisiana · Patrick C.
I removed and repositioned many of the tee posts at the Highland park disc golf course because many people were hitting their hands on the signs.
Clyde, Texas · Tristan S.
The Clyde Jr High School (CJHS) PTO asked me if I would be interested in making a Gaga ball pit and assisting with laying turf down in their courtyard for the new recess period they implemented.
Banks, Oregon · Hayden G.
I built a plant greenwall at the Banks Public Library that matched an existing greenwall on the front. The design of the front greenwall is done with parallel angle Iron and a series of steel wires going vertical up the wall.
Chicago, Illinois · Thomas Munizzo
My project was a lacrosse equipment drive for OWLS (Outreach With Lacrosse and Schools), an organization that brings the sport to underprivileged communities throughout Chicago. I ran the drive throughout my spring lacrosse season in my community. Once the drive was completed, the equipment that was collected was repaired, cleaned, and given to the OWLS organization. The organization will then distribute equipment to the hildren in these communities, benefiting the community in numerous ways. These benefits include promoting a safer community by keeping them of the streets and allowing kids to build bonds with others. This also promotes physical activity by making children physically fit and active, keeping them healthy.
Macedonia, Ohio · Owen M.
I chose to complete their Eagle Scout service projects at the Fraternal Order of Police Lodge #108 in Macedonia, Ohio, a location that holds special meaning for their family. Their great-grandfather, Pete McRitchie, once served as Chief of Police and donated the very property where the lodge stands today. Carrying on that legacy of service, the brothers set out to enhance the lodge grounds in ways that will benefit officers and their families for years to come. This Eagle Scout project involved constructing a beautiful paver patio with a fire pit at its center, creating a welcoming gathering space on the lodge property.
Gilbertsville, Kentucky · Grayson Lightfoot
I constructed a retaining wall using cross ties and rebar in order fix an erosion problem that was undermining a basketball court.
Suffield, Connecticut · Ethan Boldt
At my local elementary schools, there is an atrium that is surrounded by the walkways of the school halls. It is commonly seen everyday. However, the atrium was overgrown, in addition to the wrong soil type resulting in many weak/dead plants. My projects goal was create a low maintenance garden with low impact plants, removal of dead plants along with a self-watering system using the adjacent water spigot. I solicited help from my troop to clear out the area, dig and plant, along with carrying equipment to and from the school. The Suffield Garden Club graciously provided funds for the dirt and plants.
Suffield, Connecticut · Anonymous
Suffield Community Aid (SCA) is a health service, social services and a "local safety net" that provides assistance to households in need. A Scout led a team to build a community garden for SCA. It boasts 8 raised garden beds filled with soil, a protective fence, and a gravel pathway. The SCA now grows vegetables and other plants in the garden