PMHS Courtyard
Bel Air, Maryland · Anonymous
Cleaning up the courtyard to make it usable
Submitted to EagleBase 9/3/2026
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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

Franklinton, North Carolina · Rebekah M.
I built a communication board its a board for non verbal kids and adults to communicate it has pictures of basic necessities and other things around the park
Submitted to EagleBase 8/27/2026
Haverhill, Massachusetts · Jeffrey C.
My church’s school building had 2 classrooms and a hallway that are used by the city’s special education department that needed a new paint job. The rooms needed to be painted during the fall as they do not have A/C so extreme care had to be taken to not disrupt the classrooms or any of their materials.
Submitted to EagleBase 8/26/2026
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
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.
Submitted to EagleBase 8/23/2026

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.
Submitted to EagleBase 8/4/2026

Idaho Falls, Idaho · Oscar M.
I led the assembly of Sensory Kits for children with Developmental disabilities to help regulate emotions
Submitted to EagleBase 8/15/2026

Brunswick, Maryland · Anonymous
An interactive educational board about trains for kids, It has 5 questions about railroading in which you have to press a button next to the answer and a red or green light will light up if you are wrong or right.
Submitted to EagleBase 8/14/2026
Zionville, North Carolina · Dillon Miller
We rebuilt the playground for the Watauga children’s council. We built a new playhouse and a mud kitchen and a water table
Submitted to EagleBase 8/12/2026