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Gilbert, Iowa · Teddy Pistilli
I cleaned and completed beautification around the memorial for the veterans in the Gilbert Cemetery. I cleaned the memorial, layed rock around the memorial, and transplanted peonies in the rock. I also cleaned and re-stained the signs along the road by the cemetery.
Submitted to EagleBase 9/18/2026
Stoughton, Massachusetts · Jake M.
Jake completed his Eagle Scout Project by designing and installing two metal benches with large concrete foundations at the Bird Street Conservation Area in Stoughton. Strategically placed in scenic locations, these benches provide a welcoming place for hikers to rest and enjoy the natural surroundings.
Submitted to EagleBase 10/13/2026
Stoughton, Massachusetts · Christopher R.
Chris completed his Eagle project by installing a bench at the Dawe Elementary in Stoughton. This project replaced what was one of the older benches surrounding the flag pole area.
Submitted to EagleBase 10/13/2026
Simsbury, Connecticut · Anonymous
From Troop 174 Website: "Their project was to design, plan, fundraise, and build a GaGa pit at Latimer Lane. GaGa is a game played with a ball that uses an octagonal pit with 3ft high walls. It took 4 months to complete the project." Approvals came from the principal of Latimer Lane, for allowing the project to move forward and for his help in gaining approvals needed from the school district’s business office. A lumber company was also incredibly helpful in obtaining the cedar lumber required for the project."
Submitted to EagleBase 9/18/2026
Old Lyme, Connecticut · Anonymous
Old Lyme Boy Scout’s Eagle Project Benefits Rocky Neck State Park They assembled a crew of four Scouts and some of their parents to help protect beach wheelchairs from the elements. They chose the Rocky Neck project after he saw the need for the enclosure, which was affirmed when a state park employee told him it would be helpful if a Boy Scout could do the work as an Eagle project. He thought it over and decided he was the person that could take the lead on it, The project required approval from the Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection (CT DEEP), which took about three months. Concrete was donated as well.
Submitted to EagleBase 9/18/2026
Draper, Utah · Ben H.
This project is the construction and installation of a foot bridge on the Phantom Footpath trail in Corner Canyon, which is in Draper City. The project will provide a lasting impact for trail users, allowing an easier crossing of the drainage on the trail, especially during the Spring, when water run-off can make the trail unusable due to the water flow. Now, with the installation of the bridge, trail users can easily cross the drainage, regardless of the run-off or time of year, with the exception of Winter during heavy snowpack and cold temperatures. The project also reduces further erosion through trail use at the temporary crossing that Draper created.
Submitted to EagleBase 9/14/2026
Kodak, TN, Tennessee · KJ Wilder
I facilitated the procurement of the supplies and the assembly of 20 new benches, and 11 picnic tables for the American Eagle Foundation's new main facility. With the help of my volunteers we were able to assemble them and get them in place to facilitate better enjoyment of the facilities during the fall season for school field trips, and other patrons wanting to visit.
Submitted to EagleBase 9/9/2026
Canfield, Ohio · Olivia Weber
Animal storage shed and pen was completed for the outdoor Gabba Camp where those with disabilities are able to connect with the outdoors.
Submitted to EagleBase 9/9/2026
Goffstown, New Hampshire · Caroline Martel
Created a peace and remembrance park at a county paupers cemetery that included three hand poured concrete benches, four planters, two trees, eight rose bushes, installed solar lighting on an unilluminated flagpole and researched approximately 600 names of unknown internees. Needed because everyone deserved to be respected no matter their life circumstances.
Submitted to EagleBase 9/9/2026
Broken Arrow, Oklahoma · Jackson F.
I lead a team of about 30 people to construct 3 wooden boxes, a teeter totter ramp, and a cowboy curtain
Submitted to EagleBase 9/8/2026
San Ramon, California · Madelyn C.
Wooden storage unit (On wheels) used to house percussion instruments in the DVHS band room
Submitted to EagleBase 9/6/2026
Hooksett, New Hampshire · Jamie G.
In the Activity Field in the school Jamie built a Gaga Ball Pit. For the students to use during recess as well as in Gym. It was funded by fundraisers in the community and put together with the help of Highland Hardwoods by providing discounted wood for the project.
Submitted to EagleBase 9/5/2026