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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
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
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
Cheboygan, Michigan · Nathan T.
It was a Sign with pictures and symbols on it for children who are nonverbal to use while playing at the playground.
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
Cary, North Carolina · Trevor Rubino
I built a box to collect flags that need to be retired and placed it at Kirk of Kildaire in Cary, NC. Instead of addressing a need I came up with a project and looked for a beneficiary to host it. It addresses a national need for flags to be retired properly
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
Lombard, Illinois · Matt Mitchell
Busy boards for Easter seals
Submitted to EagleBase 9/3/2026