Eagle Scout Project Showcase -- Get project ideas from Boys' Life readers

Bench and Brick Path for Prayer Garden

Dylan and his helpers replaced a bench and built a brick path for a prayer garden at Pasadena Westminster Presbyterian Church.

Sensory Path for Children with Autism

Robert and his helpers built a sensory path at a school for students with autism and motoric difficulties.

Outdoor Area at Police Department

Michael and his helpers built an outdoor break area for his local police department.

Built Dog Rescue Play Structure

Zach and his helpers built a dog play structure for an animal rescue.

Provided Headstones at Segregated Cemetery

Jonathan and his team honoring African Americans buried in a forgotten cemetery.

Built Fishing Line Recycling Stations

Callen and his helpers built 25 monofilament fishing line recycling stations for community parks.

Replaced a Hoofstock Feeder at a Zoo

Patrick and his helpers removed and replaced a broken manual feeder in a zoo exhibit.

Created ‘Sea The Impact’ Sculpture

Shraven and his helpers designed and built a 7-foot whale sculpture made entirely from marine debris collected during a beach cleanup.

Beautified Planter Box at High School Entrance

Killian and his helpers completed a beautification project at the front entrance of his high school campus by restoring and upgrading the existing planter box.

Created a Family Memorial Garden

Kyle and his helpers created a memorial garden dedicated to parents who passed away while their children were attending Cincinnati Hills Christian Academy.

Restored Fence at Local Mosque

Ismael and his helpers restored the fences along the property border of the local mosque that had become weathered and damaged over time.

Restored and Beautified a Flower Garden

Janiya and her helpers worked to restore an overgrown flower garden on the corner of an American Legion Post property in her neighborhood.

Built a Shade Canopy at Local BMX Track

Kaleb and his helpers built a 15-by-40-foot permanent shade canopy over the staging lanes at a local BMX track.

Built a Kiosk and Signs for County Park

Christopher and his helpers designed and built a double-wide kiosk for their local county park.

Built a New Gate for Hoson House

Isaac and his helpers removed a fallen gate and replaced it with a new, refreshed gate.

Constructed a Memorial Bench at a Fishing Pond

Lonnie and his helpers built a memorial bench to honor a longtime community volunteer.

Restored a Church Cemetery

Aiden and his helpers restored a garden at the Mother of the Church Abbey cemetery.

Built a Rest Platform for Hikers

Liam and his helpers built a 16-by-16-foot rest platform with benches along a hiking trail.

Rejuvenating the Entrance to a Wildlife Sanctuary

Cavan and his helpers improved the main entrance and first section of the trail at the Morrill Allen Phillips Wildlife Sanctuary.

Built Hiding Huts for Rabbits

Brian and his helpers built rabbit hiding huts for local animal shelter.

Renovated Entry Hall of Meditation Center

Daniel and his helpers renovated the entry hall of the Siddah Yoga Meditation Center.

Built a Passive Trail

Taylor and his helpers built a passive trail through the Trinity Pine rockland.

Constructed a Tool Shed at Wildlife Center

Yuvraj and his helpers built a tool shed for the Ohlone Wildlife Humane Society.

Replaced Sign on Police Station

Zack and his helpers replaced an old police station sign with a new version.

Restored a Washed Out Bridge

Benjamin and his troop removed a large washed out bridge and used its materials to rebuild it bigger and stronger.

Built a Display for a Historical Hay Rake

Bailey and her helpers built a display area for a vintage hay rake.

Created a Lost and Found for School

Ahlia and her team created a lost and found for a local middle school.

Before you do anything else, download the official Eagle Scout Service Project Workbook (No. 512-927) at scouting.org/advancement. There you'll find a rundown for planning, fundraising, executing and documenting your Eagle project.

A good Eagle project should:

• Allow you to show planning, development and leadership skills.

• Benefit a religious institution, a school or your community. (It can't benefit Scouting, so a project at your council camp is out.)

• Be feasible. You'll need to show it's realistic for you to carry out.

• Address safety issues. What will you do to prevent injury? What happens if someone gets hurt?

Adams Service Project of the Year Award Winners

Transformed School Bus Into Mobile Food Pantry
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Built Playground and Meditation Area for Women’s Rehab Center
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Built Exhibit to Honor Heroes of D-Day
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Improved Wheelchair Accessibility at Local Park
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Built a House for a Veteran
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Gave Veterans a Place to Call Home
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Constructed Large Concrete Seating Area at STEM School
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Inspirational American Flag Display
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Fully Accessible Musical Playground
Adams Service Project of the Year Award Winners

Sensory Rooms for Kids with Autism
Adams Service Project of the Year Award Winners

Built 9/11 Memorial at City Library
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Furnish Apartments for Homeless Vets
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Built Playground for Community
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Expanded Veteran’s Memorial
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Filled High-Quality Duffel Bags For Foster Children

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