EAGLE Projects
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eagle scout projects
The Eagle Scout Service Project is widely considered as the most difficult part of the Scouting journey. It’s a long process that requires the Scout to choose a project, complete planning, create write-ups, lead a group of others, manage various timetables, and so much more.
Below are some recent Eagle Projects and their descriptions.
Anishka S.
Anishka’s eagle project helped many children experiencing homelessness get the school supplies and hygiene essentials they need in backpacks. Many fellow scouts helped to put these backpacks together and ship them to the organization called School on Wheels where the backpacks are being donated to.
Dobi W.
Dobi created a pollinator garden for his project. He completely planned, outlined, and executed it with the help of his fellow Scouts. The garden aims to sustainably preserve the declining population of pollinators such as bees and butterflies.
Carlie B.
Carlie’s project was to raise funds and buy/organize items for 250 personal gift bags for New England shelter and home for veterans. Overall, about $17,000 was raised.
https://patch.com/massachusetts/newton/waban-life-scout-donates-new-england-center-home-veterans
https://www.cbsnews.com/boston/video/eagle-scout-candidate-makes-gift-bags-for-veterans/
Christi C.
For Christi’s project, she combined her love of children with community outreach by donating cabinets full of school supplies to the Title 1 (schools that have higher percentages of low-income students) elementary schools in Newton. She hopes by doing this she was able to make a sustainable project that would persist for years to come.