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Downingtown, Pennsylvania · Arihant J.
I built an informational kiosk at Marsh Creek State Park
Submitted to EagleBase 9/4/2026
Vero Beach, Florida · David Swanson
i needed to build a appliance to help get fertiliser for the schools garden and i decided on a rotating barrel for compost, the appliance itself is a mobile wooden structure with a plastic container for the compost it is wheelbarrow height for easy use
Submitted to EagleBase 9/4/2026
Suffield, Connecticut · Hayden Gibson
At Sunrise Park, there are campsites that used to have old picnic tables. There was a need to serve parkgoers. This project consisted of leading a team to install permanent picnic tables. The wood is pressure treated to protect the project for years to come. It is cemented into the ground and has 2 posts and a crossbeam, so dining flys and tarps can be affixed.
Submitted to EagleBase 9/4/2026
Jurupa Valley, California · Samantha V.
Eagle Scout fundraised, designed, and implemented a full wooden and concrete 7 obstacle Dog agility course. This course included two Jumps, a tunnel, an A frame, a tire jump, a dog walk, and weave poles. It is used as a community dog park and helps local dogs get access to mental stimulation to support their health and bond with their owners.
Submitted to EagleBase 9/4/2026
Dover, New Hampshire · Joseph Vanasco
The project consisted of construction of a new boat rack and the restoration of another boat rack in disrepair. This was for a non-profit community rowing club that helped give access to people of all ages in the seacoast area to get into the sport of rowing and stay active and healthy. The boat racks were important for the club to help properly store boats and maintain their condition for longer use.
Submitted to EagleBase 9/4/2026
Suffield, Connecticut · Logan McHugh
The Town of Suffield needed picnic tables for recreational events. A team was led to assemble two (2) custom designed wooden tables. Wood was donated by a local lumber company. They are transported to many town events like concerts, fairs, etc
Submitted to EagleBase 9/4/2026
Plano, Illinois · Aidan Joschko
I led the construction of two Gaga Ball pits for my town. One of them was a stationary one at a local park with already limited recreational activity options. The other was a portable pit that the city could easily put up and tear down for various events, such as 4th of July, fundraiser they sponsored, Juneteenth, Music in the Parks, etc. The pits were both painted the city's color purple.
Submitted to EagleBase 9/4/2026
Hudsonville, Michigan · Wyatt N.
This massive map carved into the landscape was destroyed so I restored it.
Submitted to EagleBase 9/4/2026
Winston-Salem, North Carolina · Ethan W.
“I will lead a group of scouts and volunteers to improve existing benches. Friedland Moravian Church has an outdoor picnic shelter consisting of 32 benches. The benches are 65 years old and have not had any major repairs since they were built”
Submitted to EagleBase 9/4/2026
Stoughton, Massachusetts · Evan S.
Evan completed his Eagle Scout service project by restoring and installing a secure, weather-resistant pet supply donation box outside the Stoughton Animal Control office. After receiving a professionally constructed metal box donated by the Weymouth Heights Club, he organized its transportation, repainted it, added decals, and led members and adult volunteers from Troop 516 in preparing the site. The team leveled the ground, placed gravel around the installation area, and securely installed the box to create a permanent, accessible location for community donations.
Submitted to EagleBase 9/4/2026
Dallas, Texas · Patrick Kent
I spent several months designing and constructing a large steel stand to support two 55-gallon rain barrels and collect rainwater from a local church's gutter to use in the church's garden. The stand consists of 41 unique pieces of 1"x2"x3/16" rectangular steel tubing and was designed to support 918 pounds of water with a safety factor of nearly 14x. It was finished with several coats of latex-based outdoor paint to protect the steel from weather and corrosion. A large removable wooden facade hides the "ugly blue" barrels while allowing access for maintenance, and each barrel feeds a water line to a spigot on the front leg of the stand.
Submitted to EagleBase 9/4/2026
Simi Valley, California · Braxton Marx
For my Eagle Project, I installed ten posts with QR code plaques in the meditation garden at Simi Valley United Methodist Church. Each plaque links to meditation, religious, and mental health resources, giving visitors different ways to support their well being. My goal was to create a peaceful space where people can reflect, relax, and find some calm while also having easy access to helpful resources.
Submitted to EagleBase 9/4/2026