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Saint Cloud, Minnesota · Alex D.
Fundraised ~$7000 for a storage shed, built over two work days using ~15 people from my unit
Submitted to EagleBase 9/4/2026
Rayville, Missouri · Madison G
Project done for Valor Ranch. An avenue of Military branch flags as including 6 flagpoles, 6 flags, 6 solar lights and flash guards. With landscaping around the bottom and a retaining wall. A bench and a box as a flag storage box. As a thank you to all.those who have served for our country!
Submitted to EagleBase 9/4/2026
Miramar, Florida · Jacob G.
It’s a community lending library that gives kids at my local Catholic Church Catholic books as well as regular books to enjoy.
Submitted to EagleBase 9/4/2026
Goshen, Indiana · Justin S.
Collected winter clothing from my community to donate to the local salvation army to hand put to people in need.
Submitted to EagleBase 9/4/2026
Antioch, Illinois · Joseph H.
My Eagle Scout Service Project focused on the beautification of the Anderson Memorial Scout House. The project involved improving the appearance and condition of the property through landscaping, cleanup, repairs, and other improvements. The goal was to create a cleaner, safer, and more welcoming space for Scouts and the community while helping preserve an important part of our local Scouting history.
Submitted to EagleBase 9/4/2026
Fountain Valley, California · Ryan Y.
The project created a series of 5 benches with planters. They provide a necessary area for students to rest, eat food, do their homework, and more. This project will additionally improve the overall refinement of the place, adding some beauty to the area, and turning the courtyard into a social hub filled with student life. The science courtyard was one of the few places at Fulton Middle School with a lack of decor. Previously, all that was located there were two trees. This project created a space for students to enjoy time with their friends and do other various tasks in an enjoyable place. Over $6,250 in materials and money was fundraised, 67 unique people (23 Scouts/19 Scouters/9 other youth/16 other adults) worked on it, and there were 524.60 total hours of service.
Submitted to EagleBase 9/4/2026
Redding, California · Matthew R.
I built 2 raised garden beds for dignity health connected living, they are used for the elderly that attend their day program to plant vegetables.
Submitted to EagleBase 9/4/2026
Raleigh, North Carolina · Trevor Rubino
I worked with Dr. Lisa Paciulli at NC State to help her gather information on her undergraduate researchers. Information included things like training dates, what project they were working on, and contact I then organized it in a way that it would be easy to access and reusable in the future and taught her and her team how to use it. She was able to use it to identify cap training and address the situation.
Submitted to EagleBase 9/4/2026
Bel Air, Maryland · Anonymous
Cleaning up the courtyard to make it usable
Submitted to EagleBase 9/3/2026
Blackstone, Massachusetts · Kevin
This was necessary because the deck, which was part of an old Eagle Scout project, hadn't been properly maintained. So, I repaired the deck, redid picnic tables, added gravel underneath to help prevent erosion, created a garden bed, stained the deck and tables, and bought umbrellas. I also set up a $500 fund to go toward future restoration work and contributed over $200 to help redo a memorial garden at the school.
Submitted to EagleBase 9/3/2026
Spanish fort, Alabama · Kaden Skibenes
I reorganized shelves in the back warehouse area of a food bank where all the food is to make it easier for those in need to grab what they want/needs
Submitted to EagleBase 8/25/2026
Stafford, Virginia · Allegra W.
We built for bat boxes to help support the local ecosystem and help support the bat population. A higher bat population allows for Less mosquitoes and Lantern flies. We also built our own post, while using the previous telephone poles for the other boxes
Submitted to EagleBase 8/25/2026