1/4 mile trail - I blazed a quarter mile trail at Adventure Woods, a challenge course designed to build group dynamics. The trail connected a remote element of the course to a pre-existing trail. - Timothy Mathews

15'x30' Patio Wooden Cover - I employed 1000+ man hours executing this project. It consisted of a 9' tall by 30' long by 15' wide patio cover. 6.5'x 18" cement footing. 10 gallons of paint, and other materials totalling $3,000, all money and food was donated. Pick-up-Stix, Piz - Ryan Roth

A Hiking Trail Improvement Project – Within Cheesequake State Park in NJ, we built 40 feet of boardwalk to cover the exposed tree roots. In addition, we built barriers/fences and planted native shrubs along the side trails to encourage hikers to stay on the main trail. - Jeffrey Morlend

Acid Rain Prevention Project - The project involved raising money to purchase Sodium Dioxide (SO2) credits (like shares of stock) equal to 7.62 ton of SO2. These credits are annually auctioned off by the EPA for use by manufacturing industry to keep factories within Federal emissio - Christopher Poyner

ADD PAKING LOTS FOR HANDICAP PERSONS - I ADD AND PAINT PARKING LOTS IN THE PARROQUIA CORAZON DE MARIA , SPECIALLY FOR HANDICAP PEOPLE. I BECAME AN EAGLE SCOUT IN THE TROOP 68 OF PUERTO RICO. - Christian Mercado

American Flag Retirement - For my project I collected old, worn, weathered, and tattered flags from the citizens and businesses in my area. Then at a Spring Camporee, I retired 250 American Flags with honor and respect. - Jonathan Janacek

Amimal cage for local nature center - It's a great project!!! Try it. - Cory Inman

Ampitheater for canoe instruction - I built an 8x12 deck with six 8 foot benches behind a canoe house to be for canoe instruction with trees shading the entire project. - Jonathan Grey

ann weigel school walking path - created a 200 yard long painted on blacktop walking path around school playground for elementary school children - jason garber

Arboretum construction - The purpose of this project was to locate, identify and map out each tree and shrub(121)and each memorial plaque. I developed a full color brochure describing the park and its contents. I also crafted a wooden (oak) box with lid to hold the brochures. - Adam Snider

Archery Range & Horseshoe Pits - I logged over 400 hours building two competition horseshoe pits and a regulation archery range. This was done at one of my church's properties. I f you would like the particulares email me and I would be happy to get them out to you. - Troop 155 - Kenneth Clarey

Arranged and catalogued many various corporate gifts in warehouse facility of Children's Museum.

Arranged for periodic visitations by Cubs and Scouts to senior citizens complex to read and run errands for residents.

Assisted in relocating and sorting children's card catalog and assembled book cans, kick stools and bookends for new public library.

Assisted with movement from old to new church sanctuary, including hymnals, Bibles, supplies, furnishings, carpeting and organ followed by pick up/cleanup.

Bat boxes - I organized scouts from my troop to build four large bat hotels to be hung at our local park. Studies show that bats survive the cold winter if more of them can be housed in one box. - Jed Hepfner

Bat Houses for Nature Center - I built bat houses for a local nature center, so that bats had a place to live other than condemned buildings. Bats are good for the environment! If you want information on how to construct bat houses, contact Bat Conservation Int'l at www.batcon.org. - Nathen Cobb

Beach Volleyball Court - Constructed a sand volleyball court at the Jewish Communit Center where our Troop meets. The court is being used in the afterschool program and for summer camp. With a bobcat, we cleared an area 30 x 60 feet 4 " deep and then spread 60 yards of sand. - Joshuz Horwtiz

Beautified concession stand, fixed field drainage and made grounds presentable for community athletic association.

Bench Building - I made 16 benches for the dugouts at local Little Leage Baseball League. I spent 12 hrs 55min planning and the total man hours were 252 hours and 55 min. I studied many different bench designs and decided to design my own. - David Ashe

Bicycle Safety Program - Three part program included: 1)speakers to promote wearing bike helmets, 2)art contest with safety as the theme, and 3)A bicycle rodeo, with a bicycle safety check & a series of courses to let participants test their bike savvy & skill. - Andrew Whitley

Bicycle Safety Rodeo - Our sponsoring organization wanted to do a Bike Safety Rodeo to show younger kids how to care for and ride their bikes safely. I organized safety videos, a local bike shop to do minor repairs, and an obstacle course to demonstrate proper riding techniq - Jeff Harris

Bike Racks - Built bike racks for the neighborhood baseball park. - PAUL HARMER

Bike Registration and Safety Fair - Organized a bike registration for local neighborhoods and the police department. Also performed safety inspections on the bikes we registered. - Mike Harmer

Bird Blind - I build a bird Blind at the local Audubon Center. The stand is about two feet off the gropund and has a solid front made from rough sawn lumber from a lumber mill in town. The Blind is used to sit in and view the wildlife without disturbing them. - Joe Rich

Bird Feeder Restoration - My Eagle Project consisted of repairing and painting eleven damaged bird feeders at Briar Bush Nature Center in Abington, PA. I also planted saplings and plants around the bird observatory to add to the wildlife and to enclose the area for the animals. - Thomas Beal

Bird Houses and Feeders - I built several designs of bird houses and bird feeders for the local middle school on their newly constructed nature trail to help attract more wildlife to the area so the younger children can learn more about wildlife in arkansas. - John True

Black Topping - Cleaned and repainted black top and repainted the lines and handicapped. - Sean Webb

Bleachers repair and painting - I had rotten boards replaced and all boards primed and painted on four sets of softball bleachers at a local field. The metal bleacher supports were all painted with Silverbrite. The four dug out benches were also included. - Todd Whitehead

Blue Bird Restoration - I built 50 bird houses that accomadated several different species, posted them in a regional park, and donated some to neighbors along the park. The bird houses were made out of scrap wood donated by a lumber company. - Matt Brady

Book Drive / Library Set Up - Took place over 3 weekends. First, passed out flyers to 4 subdivisions announcing book collection. Second weekend, returned to the houses and picked up books. Third, set up library in local Ruth's House for battered women and children. - Scott Hedlund

Bookcases for Reading project - We built over 100 simple wooden bookcases for the local adult school where they had a reading program for adults. Over a series of weeks, we got donations, put them together, and painted them. - Doug Young

Brochure stand - I built a brochure holder for the local Red Cross. It was like what you see at restaurants. It allowed the Red Cross to put their pamphlets in something other than scattered on a table. The stand had a storage area underneath that let them store extras. - Michael Peetz

Build a float dock

Build a garden path walkway and benches at senior citizen center

Build a nature trail in a city park

BUILD A RAMPAGE - He build an impediments rampage in the church Corazoon de Maria in Puerto Rico , projects was named the best ever in the troop 68 life. - Basilio Diaz

Build benches along nature trail

Build boat dock

Building Homes - In conjunction with Habitat for Humanity of Broward County, FL, I coordinated volunteers to construct the framing of one house. It consisted of the interior framing, roof trusses, roof sheathing, and facia boards. - Michael Keefe

Built 2 camp chuck boxes for a Girl Scout Troop

Built 3 newspaper recycling boxes for an elementary school

Built 30' retaining wall with native rocks to control erosion and waterbar for same purpose on trail in mountain preserve.

Built a foot bridge in an Arlington city park

Built a janitor closet in the church Fellowship Hall

Built a nature trail and erosion dams in a city park

Built and assembled weaving loom for senior citizens' home.

Built and distributed lap boards with tablets of writing paper and holders for pens and envelopes to rest homes and VA hospital and with coloring books and crayons for childrens hospital.

Built bird houses and feeders and squirrel feeders - I built 42 birdhouses, feeders and squirrel feeders for a local retirement village. It took over $1000.00 and 800 manhours to complete. - Jordan Sickmiller

Built birdhouses to be placed outside windows at nursing homes.

Built cage (15'x30'xl2) for local raptor center to be used for rehabilitation and display of large birds of prey.

Built campfire bowl and stage at city park.

Built clothes racks for Christmas Benevolence program, providing place to store coats and other donated clothing items until distribution.

Built doghouses of various sizes for homeless animals being kept at various animal shelters.

Built electrically-operated gameboard to teach Bible facts to children at church.

Built equipment for Special Olympics.

Built horseshoe pitching court for residents of senior housing complex and set up party to unveil the new courts.

Built large playhouse (6'x12'x8') for day-care and after-school program run for homeless 1~1 community.

Built memorial park in name of an accident victim.

Built new disaster room for Red Cross by making 300 hygiene kits and made available supplies such as cups, coffee pots, beverage carriers and food transporters. (Note: Thirty days after completion, a disaster forced 365 families out of their homes and all went well because of the preparations.)

Built outdoor picnic tables for school.

Built outdoor weather station and installed professional grade weather equipment at elementary school.

Built play gyms for schools, Ronald McDonald House, etc.

Built reading loft for kindergarten class freeing up valuable floor space.

Built signs for interpretative trails telling history of area.

Built small park on unused wooded lot in neighborhood by clednng and covering two walking paths with wood chips, installing wire spool tables and utility pole stools, clearing play yard, building sand box and erecting entrance sign.

Built storage bins for nursery schools.

Built storage cabinets in Sunday School rooms

Built storage facilities for Sunday School materials.

Built ten bat "hotels" for state park to help keep insects in check.

Built trophy case for grade school.

Built twelve bookcases, held book drive to fill shelves and obtained mini-blinds for recreation room at rehabilitation center.

Camp Juliet 1998 - I was campmaster of Camp Juliet (Aug 1998), a diabetes camp, in the C.S.R.A. This camp benefits diabetic children offering a fun and educational experience of camping & coping with diabetes. Total hours of scout service= 470 - Wil Martin

Canned food drive for homeless shelter

Canvassed and recorded placement of smoke detectors in 20-block neighborhood, distributed literature demonstrating need, requirement for placement and need to maintain fresh batteries and reported results to fire department.

Catalogue cemetery gravestones and make a map

Chair Refurbishing - For my project, 80 metal folding chairs were wire brushed, sanded, cleaned, and repainted. These chairs belong to the church that sponsors our Troop, and are used in a permanent booth at the local fairgrounds. - David Nash IV

Church Pavilion - I had designed and created (built) a Pavilion for my membering church. It took a few hours to do (just a couple) lol, but anyway it ended up turning out great. I 5 poles on each side to support the roof (they were weather treated.) - Scott Shelley

Church shelter renewal - Put new railroad ties and regraveled a trail to Second Presbytrian Church Outdoor shelter. Installed electric lights to outdoor shelter. Built new fire pit for shelter. Built benches around fire pit. - Louis Gordner

Church Third Floor - I painted the whole third floor of my church. - Kip Roberts

Citizens Reference Guide for Crisis Intervention - Compiled a list of organizations that would provide help to citizens in our suburb. Wrote each group for their approval to be included in the book. Compiled and published the 44 page book. Distributed the books to all medical facilities, libraries, etc. - James Jenner

City Rose Garden Refurbishing - I planted 20 new rose bushes, which were donated by our local garden club. I also refinished four teakwood benches in the rose garden; and planted 2 trees in the park where the rose garden is located. - Nathan Fisher

City Street Sign Survey - Lead a team of four scouts in surveying the street signs for a two square mile section of Brooklyn NY. Identified over two hundred signs in need of replacement, repair, or other reconsideration (i.e stop vs. yield). - David Rivera

Clean and fix a community barbecue/park area

Clean and paint playground equipment

Clean flower vases for a cemetary

Clean up pond or lake

Cleaned and organized large storage building for zoo.

Cleaned beachfront property of church and built fire pit and benches.

Cleaned historic Cemetary - I organized a scouts to clean an overgrown historic cemetary with graves predating the Civil War. I got the county to put a sign up for the cemetary. My troop found a buried Spanish tombstone from the 1500's (VERY heavy) and gave it to the local museum - Curtis Hinson

cleaned portion of the town creek - I organized the cleaning of 1/2 mile of our town creek. People throw a lot of trash into the creek and the city doesn't have the time or the man power to keep it clean. - Matt Sickmiller

Cleaning - I cleaned 200+ gravestones at my church in Winston-Salem, NC for my project. Some of the stones dated as far back as 1800. It was fun doing the project because some of the stones undertook a big transformation. I also put in three benches and two tras - Lincoln Walburn

Cleared and widened fire road in forest to make it passable. In addition, instituted flood control plan which included cementing rocks to redirect water and installing new control pipes.

Cleared quarter mile trail through wilderness area of city park and built two wooden bridges to cross small creek.

Cleared unused building at Boy's Club and constructed indoor archery range.

Cleared wheelchair and visually impaired trail, built and installed wooden distance markers, made tape recording about park and donated with cassette recorder and headphones to the park ranger and made and posted flyers on bulletin boards about availability of tape.

Clothes Collection for Salvation Army - Committed and received 400 pairs of new winter hats and gloves for needy children. Also had sweatshirts, sweatpants, and other clothing [all new] donated. I was able to help throw a 'harvest party'for over 200 kids and handed out goodie bags (candy, too - Chris Audino

Clothes Drive - My Eagle project was to collect clothes and donate them to the Salvation Army to give to the poor and homeless. To my surprise, the out come was more than a van full, they had to make a second trip to collect all the donated clothes. - Jackson Chau

Collect supplies for natural disaster relief

Collected 1,200 books and periodicals and established library at care center.

Collected 450 pair of used eye glasses for the Lions Club program for the needy

Collected and sorted clothing and sports equipment for juvenile detention center. Also made Easter baskets for juveniles.

Collected books for center attempting to improve child and adult literacy among residents of city housing projects.

Collected childrens books and toys and setup a play area at a public hospital neighborhood clinic.

Collected school supplies to be distributed through food bank to help people who were unemployed or in need.

Collected, cleaned and repaired 2,272 used science books from four schools and found organizations that could use them.

Collected, repaired, painted and delivered toys to toy lending library and Salvation Army for distribution to needy children.

Collecting books for Jamison Center

Community Shelter - Our community is building a shelter to accomodate events and groups that use our new community park. My project envolved the preparation, construction and finishing of the post and beam structure including the painting of supports and all trim work. - Ryan Tippetts

Compiled listing of practical everyday ways average household can cut pollution and keep environment clean without elaborate or expensive preparation. Distributed to approximately 3,000 homes.

Conduct a Coat drive

Conduct a food drive for the needy and and arrange distribution

Conducted a program for kindergarten children about dangers of abduction and fingerprinted them for their parents

Conducted blanket and coat drive for Salvation Army.

Conducted food drive for families of military personnel stationed in Persian Gulf.

Constructed activity shelter at local school.

Constructed cabinets and shelves and secured library of written materials for cardiac rehabilitation center to provide education on measures and actions to help prevent strokes and heart attacks.

Constructed fifteen mechanical safety belt demonstrators for department of public safety.

Constructed footbridge linking school and homes.

Constructed hands-on exhibit on static electricity for children's museum.

Constructed kiosk to be used as message center, map holder and information center at community park.

Constructed park benches at bus stops for the elderly.

Constructed six mobile, wooden planters, approximately 6'x20"x2', for use by children confined to wheelchairs at Shriner's Hospital.

Constructed study carrels at nonprofit adult literacy organization.

Constructed two bridges along trail at nature center.

Constructed wooden compasses for demonstration and teaching at school.

Constructed, set up and manned Founder's Day booth about seat belt safety.

Contentnea Creek Canoe Trail - Cleared creek of downed trees and trash on a stretch of about 2.5 miles. This was the continuation of the trail which was begun in 1991. - Al Boulo

Coyote enclosure - I built a coyote enclosure for my local zoo. Previously the animals had been in a cement-floored aviary cage. Now they have room to run and dig. - Doug Young

Created a new nature trail at a local park - We made a new nature trail at a small park in my town. We cut, chopped, pulled and whatever to create a 1/4 mile trail that was 4 feet wide. We then laid down mulch and created steps with railroad ties leading into it. – Bryan Sickmiller

Created azalea garden and meditation bench for chartered organization.

Created flower parks with welcome signs at entrances to communities.

Created wildlife kits for state game and parks to be used in school system. Cleaned skulls of herbivores, carnivores and omnivores, rebuilt and set up in kits.

CRYSTAL BEACH ERROSION CONTROL BUTIFICATION - CONTRUCT A BEACH FRONT ACCESS WITH TWO SETS OF STEPS LEADING FROM A GRASS AREA DOWN TO THE BEACH. THIS LIMITS THE USE OF WORN PATHS THROUGH SENSITVE FOLIAGE USED TO LIMIT EROSION AT THE BEACH FRONT. - Charles Degenhardt

Cut down dead trees for widows' firewood

Deck and benches - My project consisted of building an 8x12 deck and 6 benches behind a boat house to be used for canoe instruction at my local county park. - Jonathan Grey

Designed and built flower beds for main entrance of school.

Designed and built outdoor chapel for church.

Designed and built prayer garden for church recreation center,

Designed and constructed 3' x 5' Capital Campaign Plaque for contributors to construction of Red Cross addition.

Designed, built and installed two map signs identifying ball diamonds and playing fields at sports complex.

Designed, produced and distributed 1,500 copies of brochure that boosted attendance at boys club.

Detailed soccer benches - I constructed 8 back & foot rest soccer benches for the Olmsted Falls High School varsity/jv soccer complex. I also silk screened donors names and logos on them as well as my own name and Eagle scout project - Chip DuMound

Developed Clothes Away by collecting and sorting 5,000 pounds of clothing and giving it away to 300 families at National Guard Armory.

Developed clothing, food and toy giveaway for Christmas. Distributed food to 641 families, toys to 441 families and clothing to 395 families in county.

Developed plan to revitalize live oak trees on church grounds aerating compacted soil, adding topsoil and creating physical barriers of attractive posts and rope fences around the trees.

Distributed water conservation pamphlets and installed 576 water-saving devices donated by a public utility.

Distributed window stickers to mark homes with young children and handicapped and senior citizens for emergency personnel.

Donated 72 blankets to national support group for Vietnam veterans.

Door-to-door clothing drive

Drug abuse Program - Ishekool Beauty Pageant - My project consisted of writing, casting, filming and distributing a video that explored the problems resulting from drug abuse. The program was a comedy that ran aproximatly 12 min. and is intended for sixth to eighth grade students. - Keith Gittemeier

Easel making - I made 40 easels for my church. - Chad Clayton

Elementary School Garden Boxes - The local elementary school has a garden / life lab program and the rabbits were eating up the crops. I built garden boxes, made the fence rabbit proof, put rock on pathways, put up two rabbit proof fences and two signs. - Jamison Miller

Emergencey Water Storage - Aquired a pamlet of approved ways to store emergency water. Went door to door in community and spent a few minutes and told them briefly what was in the pamphet and left it with them to study. - David Augason

Emergency Hygiene Kits for the Homeless - I organized donations and made 100 personal hygiene kits for our local homeless shelter. The kits were valued over $1000. They contained, shampoo, a comb, soap, lotion, toothbrush, toothpaste, and a razor. - Tyson Blair

Erected enclosure, following specifications provided by the zoo, for display and safekeeping of birds.

Erected poles as road guards around driveway at church for playground and day-care.

Established system where young children were fingerprinted and photographed. Gave records to parents at no cost.

Face-Lift For A School - Built flower boxes (planted flowers), painted flag pole, trimmed shrubs, mowed lawn, painted safety lines/ramps - Michael Brian Parks

Fill sand bags for flood protection

Financed, repaired and painted community building.

Fingerprint and video tape children for ID

Fingerprinting - Fingerprinted children and adults in the community at a city home days celebration during the summer. 500 People were fingerprinted. - Norman Wells

Fire Awareness weekend - I went around the City of Mt. Angel in Oregon and tested the smoke detectors of the residents of the city if they did not have a working smoke detector then I intstalled one for them. - David Brya

Fire ring w/ benches - I am building a stone fire ring with have cut trees as benches around half the fire ring and also putting in a shed and water barrel near the ring. - Sean Mack

Fire Safety Awareness - Usingl materials provided by the fire dept., I created teaching notebooks and stuffed envelopes that were used as door-to-door teaching aids, focusing on the elderly, Spanish-speaking, and wood-frame homes with space heaters. Also senior citiz - Brandon Knapp

Fix a local baseball park's fields and consesion stands

Flag counting - I went around to local cemetaries and counted veterans graves so enough flags for memorial day could be purchased and no veterans grave would go without a flag. - Chris McDonough

Flag holders were obtained and installed in front of local businesses so that the flag may be displayed on national holidays.

Food Drive - I held a food drive on two consecative days at a san jose sharks game. My goal was to bring in 1,000 pounds of food but I was able to bring in over 14,000 pounds. - Brian Schulman

Food Drive - I organized and ran the Scouting for Food Drive in my Local area after the councils involvement disappeared. – Andy Mueller

Food Pantry - I converted a storage room at my church into a food pantry, then ran a food drive at local elementary schools to stock it. - Greg Schardt

Fort Lamar Information Kiosk - My troop, T-44 and I completed an information Kiosk in co-op with SC Dept. of Natural Resources at an old Civil War fort near Charleston, SC. The kiosk has a roof, and a display board for maps of the civil war battle of Secessionville. – Huntley Brownell

Freedom House - A battered woman's shelter in town was in great need of cloths and toys for the women and kids staying there. Over 5 weeks a drive was held at local stores in town and a radio ad went on during the drive. More than 4,000 items were collected and $500+. - Austin McCarty

Fully landscaped new home for Habitat for Humanity.

Garden for the Disabled - I haven't done it yet, but this is what I am going to do for my eagle project. You go to a retirement home and build a box that you can fill with soil. Then the box has to be short or high enough to fit their needs to plant a garden. This is for old - Clayton Ashcraft

Gazebo - My Eagle project was building a gazebo/trestle in a park in my town. It is for people in the park to take a respite in and also for wedding pictures to be taken in. - Sean Patterson

Gazebo Construction - I coordinated the construction of a 12' x 12' gazebo with a 16' handicap access ramp and a hip roof, at a local park. The gazebo was "stick-built" by parents and Scouts in my unit. I have almost 500 hours in this project. - Adam Nobile

Gift of Sight - For my Eagle Project I collected some 1,572 pairs of used prescription eyeglasses for distribution to the poor and needy in third world countries. This project is sponsored by LensCrafters and the Lions' Club International. - Steven Solari

Groundcover Project - For my eagle project, I planted 70 groundcover plants around my church parking lot, along with 1200 pounds of new top soil. I also supervised the planting of 19 trees. This groundcover will spread in great amounts through the years. - TJ Donahue

Handicap Boat Ramp - I was able to provide Shaver Lake community a boat access that is not always provided to persons who have physical challenges on a daily basis. These are things we take for granted that give great independence to those who are dependent on others. - Randy Bago

Hearing Aids - I collected new and used hearing aids from dealers, mortuaries, golf courses, etc. The scouts cleaned, tested, and mailed them to a company that donates them to poor people in third world countries. Medical personel donated their tiime to travel to the co - Dan Harmer

Helped develop environmental learning center at community college.

HELPING THE HELPLESS - TROOP 730 OUT OF RILEYS CREEK , N.C. , MADE A WALKWAY LEADING UP TO A FLAG AT THE END OF THE WALKWAY . THE PROJECT WAS FOR UP/COMING EAGLE SCOUT JOSH PARKER FROM TROOP 730. – Joshua Parker

Historic Orchard Planting - We replanted the original 1752 orchard plot in our historic community with 36 different apple trees from that period. - John Rogers

History of My Church for its 100 year Anniversary - I lead a group of scouts and adults, in researching and compling a History of My church for its 100 year Anniversary - Carl Haverkamp

Hold a Flag Drive and a public flag-retirement ceremony

Humane Society Pet Cemetary Renovation - Our Humane Society's cemetary was in need of repair so my project included a new fence, building benches for people to sit on, landscaping, planting trees, making markers and making a map of the animals buried there and who their owners were. - Jeff Szyarto

Hunter Safety Training aids - I built indoor training fences to be used in hunter safety Classes to demonstrate the proper way to cross fence lines while carrying a gun. - Tim Emery

Identification Cards - I had 150 identification cards donated to me by a local police dept. And fingerprinted 100 elementary kids. On the ID card it had fingerprints, a photograph, and the height and weight of each child. - Abrom Douglas III

Increased awareness of parents and parents-to-be of importance of reading to their' children and influence reading can have on their future success.

Initiated and completed two mile nature trail exhibiting over 75 different types of trees, plants and some wildlife. In addition, a dozen birdhouses were constructed to use as a sanctuary over winter and nesting seasons.

Install benches for school with backs and feet rests. As well as silk screen money donors names and organizations into benches plus your name and eagle rank.

Install handicap cement walk

Install preformed pond with a fountain, and a light

Install sprinklers for an organization

Installed bench for resting place for joggers, cleared away brush and overgrowth blocking scenic view and installed three posts to keep off-road vehicles from further ruining the area.

Installing Benches - Located and cleared sites for 8 park benches on Hillside National Wildlife Refuge near Lexington, MS. Benches were donated by a local club and refuge provided materials. - David Breland

Internet wiring - I raised over $2,200 in order to buy equiptment to hardwire St. Jospeh School in Lewiston, ME to the Internet. I also bought a laser printer, a digital camera, and many other small things for the computer lab. I completed my project in October of 1997. - Scott Morency

Inventoried all church property, transferred inventory to computer catalogue, marked each piece of property with catalogue number and secret mark and made video log, including commentary, showing each piece with its number and mark.

Inventoried, catalogued and transferred church music to new room.

Jackson Township Wood Duck Habitat Project - Acquire 15 donated woood duck box kits, have the troop assemble them, set posts and mount boxes on donated hwy. posts and in trees. Also created brochure and brochure dispenser at habitat and made web site. members.tripod.com/woodduckhabitat - Ben Banwart

Jungle Gym - I had a Jungle gym built at a elementry school in Paradise, Tx. It took three Saturdays, in over hundred degree weather. - Scott Corkery

Kiosk - I built a kiosk in Polk City it contains maps of the area, and brochers about the local area, lakes, etc. - Chris Black

Labeling Storm Drains - We labeled 197 Storm Drains in Boise, Idaho to warn people not to dump toxic waste into them. The contact agency for this project was the City Environmental Department. - Nick Mordhorst

Laid out and built outdoor environment and nature study course with assistance of educational naturalist.

Laid Sod for My Church - My church had just built a building to hold activities. The area around it needed sod. So I prepared the soil for and laid sod. - John Locke

Landscaped a Church ParkingLlot - We planted upwards of 140 bushes around a new praking lot built by the church where our troop meets. - Nick Hiebert

Landscaped nonprofit agency facilities.

Landscaped public library.

Landscaped Red Cross chapter house in preparation for open house.

Landscaped the church grounds, including shrubs, ground cover, and edging

Landscaping around new Church Sanctuary - With the help of my Scout Troop and members of the church, in a two weekend period, we were able to put in landscaping, mulch, and sod around the church's new 2300 seat auditorium. There was a combined time of 480 hours of physical work involved. - Eric Ostermann

Leveled and repaired twenty fitness stations in cooperation with parks and recreation division.

Low Ropes Course - Installed at my church camp with the help of two COPE certified adults. The project took 123 man hours and cost close to $400 including donations from companies. It was all paid for by the camp. Want specifics E-Mail me. - Brian Marshall

Made a rolling Library for a Retirement Home

Made and posted warning signs and location markers on trail for hikers, dug irrigation ditches and laid rock and logs to route stagnant water off trail and into river, installed terracing steps made of flat boards and installed rope handrails to help ensure safety of hikers.

Made Braille games for blind school students. Included handmade gameboards, playing pieces, etc., that could be identified by touch.

Made cabins and facilities at a youth camp wheelchair accessable.

Made insect collection for school of children with disabilities by collecting, identifying and giving location of where insects could be found and constructing glass case 10 keep them in.

Made major repairs to community.owned park cabin.

Make a bike trail

Make an Avenue a Memorial - I called a local organization called "Naugatuck for Trees" and was told about a run down street. For my project I planted trees so that they would line the street, put them in wooden mulch boxes and mulched them. Wooden posts were put in next to them. - Brian Simons

Make knot boards for a fire department or rescue team and describe what the purpose of each knot is

Make playground for orphans

Make voting booth

Map Project for Schools - A scout named Fernando Fernandez handled one of our Telephone Pioneers' on-going project. Painted a multi-colored map of United States on an elementary school playground to teach geography using games. - Leonard Gunderson

Mapped sector of wildlife refuge to determine contents of area.

Mapped, marked and cleared trail at church camp and built bench on trail.

Markers to Honor Deceased Veterans - Built 50 white crosses, 2'x3', painted white, attached posts with pipes to hold American Flags. Crosses placed along local main street on national holiday to honor deceased veterans. - Jesse Woodward

Marking fire hydrants - I placed reflective tape on the bonnets of the fire hydrants in Dinwiddie County, Va. to make them more visible at night. - Jeremy Miles

MEDITATION PATIO - At my church, powerwashed patio and lattice shade roof, installed gutters, scraped & painted wrought iron, stained lattice roof, cleaned fish pond, raked and mulched. - Dan Wills

Mirror over My Church Baptistery. - My Eagle Project was to install A five foot by four foot Safety Glass Mirror over my Church Baptistery, So that everone could see better at a Baptism. Scott Ward. - Scott Ward

Mission Rosaries - After hearing a mission appeal from Sr. Moira of the Missionary Sisters of the Most Holy Rosary, I organized a group and we made 300 rosaries for the sisters to use in their missionary work in Africa. - William Wise

Modified church's storage building, adding double door for tractor access, shelves, permanent window covering

Mounting Safety Signs - Organized 5 groups to mount 160 safety signs across Lake Allatoona, Georgia for the Allatoona Lake Association. Signs remind boaters of new law requiring children under 10 to wear P.F.D. while watercraft is underway. - Michael Ross

Mulched and landscaped parking area and installed handicapped ramp to access picnic area.

Mural Panels - Built, assembled and painted eight 4 foot by 8 foot portable panels to be used at Sacramento, CA. High School's Visual & Performing Arts Center. (VAPAC) These panels will be used as stage props, back drops, crowd control, etc. for the many performances a - Jared H. Pearce

Nature Sanctuary Building Restoration - Cleaned out and repaired an old, unused building at a nature sanctuary, which had collected 20 years worth of junk. This building can now be used during the sanctuary's summer nature cam program. - Scott Riquier

Nature Trail - My project consisted off over 240 hours of work to produce a nature trail. It is complete with a brochure and posts at each nature spot on the trail. - Ryan Leo

Nature Trail - The gutters from the assphault portion were cleaned. More stone was laid on the stony portion. Two water tiles, which pour water from one side of trail to the other were unclogged and trenches dug on the other side of them to prevent future stop ups. - William Theisen

Nature Trail Benches - we have a hiking trail in our local park and for my project I built and installed benches for the people to rest upon.These are very large with backs and weigh around 150# each. Made from 4 x 4 and 2 x 6 lumber. - Garret Clark

new trail at Prairie Creek Park - Planned, marked, and directed the clearing of a new trail in a county park in Vigo County, Indiana. - David Bakken

News paper recycling - Made flyers announcing newspaper recycling, before we had dumpsters. Collected papers weekly and donated money made to Boy Scouts of America, Troop 197, Bronx, NY, NY. - Gary Locke

Obtained donated first-aid supplies from pharmaceutical companies and local druggists/ Made 150 first aid kits to be distributed to churches, agency buses, homes, and institutions.

Obtained organized groups to sponsor needy families.

Open air Storage - Built a roof over a chain link enclosure to secure pool and water polo equipment at Oakmont High School in Roseville CA.Entailed coordinating with the school,the City Parks & Rec and Building Depts. and the State Artchitect. - Verle Taylor Goar Rusk

Operation Smart Bulb - A Smart/911 light bulb was distributed. The bulb has a computer chip inside. It is used in the outside light holder. If the switch is flipped once, it is a regular bulb, but if flipped twice, it blinks so the EMS, Police, etc. find the house quickly. - Jameson McFarland

Operation Smile - My fellow scouts and I collected stuffed animals and other toys to hand out to children in the hospital. Like the ones going into surgery - Richard McCall

Operation Smoke Detector - I had a bake & yard sale,solicited local businesses for donations.I installed smoke det,carbon monoxide det,and fire ext.in elderly,needy,and foster homes picked by social services & the fire marshall.This project was a HUGE success. 363 hours GOOD LUCK! - Brandon Whittaker

Organ Donor Information - I showed a video and passed out information about Organ Donation at health fairs, scout meetings, church group meetings, etc. My father donated the coneas of his eyes when he passed on. I spent 100 hours on my project. - Anthony Paolucci-Cameron

Organized after-school tutorial program in low income neighborhood.

Organized and painted inside of church.

Organized monthly activities at nursing home.

Organized program for teenagers to assist elderly city residents with springtime household projects by coordinating with senior center, Scout troop, church youth group and high school friends.

Organized sorting and moving of 346 cases of food from local church to Red Cross.

OUTDOOR CLASSROOM - Builted a set of 4 benches, with walkways and potium. To be used by schools, churches, and other organizations,Clinton had a total of 486+ hours on his project - Clinton Thompson Outdoor classroom/picnic area for Elementary School I cleared the land and mulched the area beside Hallyburton Elementary School. I also built from scratch 5 wooden picnic tables. The school uses this area for various learning activities and at lunch too. - Eric Clough

Outdoor Classroom - I built an outdod\or calssroom for a local school. I also suronded it wuith benches and made the trail leading up to the clssroom. - Matthew Wade

Paint a local police substation

Painted a mural on the wall of his Synagogue depicting Jewish life

Painted room directional signs and room numbers - Our middle school is very large and very old. I painted directional signs for rooms like the office, music and cafeteria and painted all the room numbers in bright orange paint in large numbers so they could be seen coming down the hallway. - Spencer Badger

Painting & Color Coding Fire Hydrants - I cleaned & painted fire hydrants for the Hastings Utilities Water Dept. in Hastings, NE. I painted the barrels silver then painted the bonnets and hose caps either red, orange or green to comply with the AWWA standards for gallons per minute of flow. - Matthew Sidlo

Painting a Gym - I and several scouts painted our Community Gym. It took us 7 hours to paint and to clean-up. - Brent Webb

Painting Fire Hydrants - Inspected, Scraped old paint, cut weeds back from around fire hydrants, and painted fire hydrants - Joshua Croft

Painting of the Y.M.C.A. - I painted the neighborhood Y.M.C.A. Everytime we drive by it, my Dad slows down to admire the "professional paint job". It was a lot of hard work. I live in Dallas, Tx by the way. - Joseph McSweeney

Park & Rec Center Office Rennovation - I rennovated a portable building we created a meeting room, removed plumbing, called for estimates on electric,air and plumbing.The place was repainted and carpeted .all donated. I raised donations to feed my crew. I gave back to my community. - Nathan Hannon

Park District Kitchen Remodel - I removed an old concession counter and installed a new kitchen area for the Armington Park District Gymnasium. The project took about 150 total man hours. The gym is used by various community groups and individuals. - Philip Stroud

Park Landscaping - eagle scout project was landscaping the new flag pole at the little league/town park. also providing concrete benches to watch games with bushes to landscape the benches. - David Godfrey

Party For The ARC - My friend David held a party at the ARC (The Asociation for Retarded Citizens) in Aloha OR. We played games, had a buffet, and had a wild time. It was a good chance to recognize the mentally challenged as equals to ourselves. - David Smith

Physical fitness center - i built an outdoor fitness center, with landscaping ties around the border and filled it with woodchips then built equiptment out of presure treated wood, like sit-up benches and chin-up bars. I also put a roofed sign board in the center. - Dale Mast

Picnic Tables - Building picnic tables for a non-profit organization. - Jonathan Davis

PICNIC TABLES - BUILT PICNIC TABLES (MATERIALS PROVIDED BY THE STATE PARK) AND PLACED THEM AROUND PARK AREA. - JOSEPH (JOE) SOLOMONS

Picnic Tables - I built 2 picnic tables and an expandable picnic area next to a new snack shack at a local ballfield - Adam Rudolph

Picnic Tables - Project consisted of measuring existing table, drafting plans, making templates for cutting pieces, obtaining materials, and assembling two picnic tables for my local school district outdoor camp. Each 8' table had $80 of donated materials. - Alan Hambelton

Placed brick memorial and landscaped site in honor of tornado victims. Planted 75 trees and 200 bushes along with cement walk and three flag poles.

Planned and built brick fireplace for local park.

Planned, organized and built softball field for church.

Planted 22 Trees for School - I planted 21 pine trees for a school in my area. I got grants of money from the power district for the area. - Frank Klesitz

Planted shade trees in municipal park after consulting with state forestry experts to select best varieties for climate. Assigned scouts to care for seedlings for one year.

Planted trees and placed boulders in a local park to stop off-roading vehicles from damaging grounds

Playgroud - At a local preschool, I remulched their playground, refilled their sandbox with sand, repainted a sign pole in front of the building, made a sandbox cover, and repainted and shelved a storage room. - Andrew Chellinsky

Playground Equipment - My Eagle Project consisted of assembling and installing playground equipment. The Chamber of Commerce payed for and obtained all the equipment and concrete. The project took a total of 40 man hours and since the city paid for all of the equipment. - Joe Hagood

Plowed and cultivated garden area for use by nursing home patients. Secured and donated basic equipment needs.

Portable Ark for the Torah - I built a portable ark for my temple for the kids in the Hebrew school to use. - Matthew Weil

Poured cement pads for air conditioning unit and patio of chartered organization.

Prairie restoration - For my project, I restored approxametly 3/4 of an acre of native prarie in a local state park. For this project, we had to cut down all of the brush on the site and pile it into several brush piles. - John Trunek

Prepared area and planted trees supplied by park authority.

Preschool Play Area - I fixed an old Pre-school play area so it could be used again by the children, then I added a sand-box to it. - Paul Barlow Jr.

Printed a pamphlet on conserving energy in the home and distributed to 10,000 homes.

Procured materials and constructed six motorized wheelchairs for permanent use by home for the elderly.

Promote Teen Safe Driving - In my town, Derry, NH, during a two year period there where 11 teenage fatalities due to auto accidents.I organized a program to be shown at the middle schools and high school of my town. The program had a safe driving message with live speakers. – Chris Vachon

Provided "Old Fashioned Halloween" by safe door-to-door trick or treat, including canvassing neighborhood, advertising in elementary schools, training escorts and providing parents with listings.

Provided baby clothing and supplies and baby furniture to shelter for unwed mothers.

Provided camping equipment and camping training for youth with disabilities.

Provided homelyard safety training for children.

Provided toys and books to Ronald McDonald House.

Purple Martins' Condo - Built a four story, 32 compartment Purple Martin house at Back Bay National Wildlife Refuge in Virginia Beach VA. Each level was hinged for easy cleaning and contained an airshaft for ventilation. The house is located near the vistor center. - Jesse Axley

Railroad Phone Booths - For this project i found two old concrete telephone booths that were used in the early days of the railroad and transplanted them to the local railroad museum as well as landscaped the area. We put in a total of 125 man hours. - Matt Michels

RAISED MONEY FOR DRUG REHAB CENTER - Well, I raised over $2,100 through dinners, car washes, bake sales, etc. I then donated all this money to the Crossroads Drug Rehab Centre. This centre was started by Eric Clapton. Troop 221 LI, NY. - Eric Sandman

Rebuild shelters at zoo

Rebuilt and greatly improved a patio at a local troubled youth home.

Rebuilt and painted a stage for a local church. Also painted all rooms and outdoor fence.

Rebuilt cabin and constructed outhouse at church camp.

Rebuilt historical bus stop for seniors.

Rebuilt outdoor chapel at church camp by removing and replacing all benches, adding railings to pathway and stairs and building new lectern and cross.

Reconstructed and landscaped steep bank behind sanctuary.

Reconstructing of a campfire - For my Eagle scout project my troop and I reconstructed the Boy Scout Campfire area located in Ridley Creek State Park. - Matt Falcone

Recorded Sunday morning services and had tapes ready to carry to shut-ins in church's membership. Tapes were catalogued for reuse.

Recruited and trained coaches and participants for Junior Olympics.

Recycled prescription eyeglasses by collecting door-to-door and at collection boxes in churches, donating to optometrist for reconditioning and sending to organizations in undeveloped countries for free distribution to needy persons.

Refinished and refurbished piano used by high school choir.

Refinished Piano - Jared and the Scouts of Troop sanded down and completely refinished the only piano at an elementary school. The piano had carvings with years of students names to 1967. It had been painted several times and really took a long time. . - Jared Moser

Refinishing Elementary School Picnic Tables - Brad and the boys of Troop 607 sanded down and repainted 6 large picnic tables. - Bradley Moser

Refurbished area and constructed two new horseshoe pits and bocci ball court for senior citizens of chartered organization.

Refurbished home for church to be used by homeless family.

Refurbished war memorial and cleaned and beautified area for special Memorial Day services.

Refurbishing Metal Chairs for Church - I organized a work crew to refurbish the metal chairs at my church. A local car dealership donated the labor to repaint them after my crew had sanded and prepared them for painting. - Kyle Wilt

Refurbishing the Elizabeth Fisher Vessel - As a part of the U.S.S. Intrepid that is docked in New York Harbor, they have recently acquired a 2nd vessel "Elizabeth Fisher" that sits next to it in the water. This ship required refurbishing and cleaning which the scout oversaw and supervised. - George Constantine

Rejuvenated cemetery by cleaning grounds, refurbishing headstones and locating graves. Documented approximately 300 buried there and secured cemetery's inclusion in state historical directory.

Remove and replace dead trees along road

Removed and returned all furniture and equipment at school while asbestos was removed.

Removed gravel border along both sides of 60' walk causing potential hazards to elderly walkers at church and replaced with fill and sod.

Removed seven trees and brush and cleared area for Red Cross building project. Cut up trees and delivered wood to those in need for heating their homes.

Renovated church gymnasium.

Repaint bleachers

Repainted bleachers at school.

Repainting - Swepted and cleaned weeds, fixed cracks and repainted black top on the church parking lot. Plus repainted the handicapped symbol and the lines on the lot. A very hot job. - Aaron Webb

Repair and clean cemetary headstones

Repair and painting of walls for an organization

Repaired a local troubled youth facility, inside and out, including woodwork, painting, carpeting

Repaired and painted the playground at the church

Repaired fencing and outdoor facilities at a church sponsored nursing home and organized a social function for the residents

Repaired the church sign and re-landscaped around it.

Replacing Steps @ Little League Field - For my project, my troop members and myself dismatled an old staircase and built a new one. The baseball association paid for the equipment. It was a great project! - Ben Osterhout

Re-roofed and painted gazebo at church

Re-roofing a storage shed - We put down new shingles on a church storage shed that had holes in the shingles so you could see the plywood - Stephen Denison

Researched and laid out historical hike around city in cooperation with historical society.

Researched information valuable to the elderly as well as local businesses who offer senior citizen discounts. Published and distributed a pamphlet with such information.

Reshingled roofs on nature center buildings.

Restoration and display of historic photos - we restored old glass plate negatives on the brink of destruction and made contact prints of them. These plates were of important water-works projects and can stilled be used for reference on some sections of pipe by the Mass. Water Resources Authority - David Henry

Restoration of Mill Pond Bridge - Not counting my hours, my group of people took 185 hours to restore an old bridge in my community. It was run down and had been inappropriately used as an atv trail. I refitted the existing bridge and repainted the wooden rails. - G. Allen Milton

Restore a fences around a park

Restore a Historical landmark

Restored refrigerated boxcar for railway museum,

Restoring a 1893 Brass School Bell - Restored a Brass School Bell and it's yoke, cast in 1893 in a foundry from Cincinnati, Ohio. Built a 3'x3' brick base to mount the bell and yoke upon. The bell was placed in front of the Caledonia Elementary School, Caledonia, Ohio. T - Ben Nolting

Retirement Home Helpers - making benches and wheelchair accessible flowerbeds, and planting shade trees at a retirement home is a great way to get the seniors to enjoy the outdoors which they usually don't have access to. - John Park

Reviewed and interpreted approximately 50 filmstrips, catalogued them and revised filing system. Constructed storage facility for films, strips and recordings.

River Sign Replacement - I replaced 38 directional signs along the Palatlakaha river. The old ones were either rotten wood, or had bullet holes in them. The county supplied the signs, and I supplied lunch for my volunteers. Total cost to me and others: $0.00 - Jason Turcyn

Sand & Stain Bleachers - I sanded, and applied stain to the baseball field bleachers in Turbotville, PA. I also painted the dugouts, and touched up the bleacher bases. - Brad Webb

Sand Volleyball Court - The principal of my High School suggested the construction of a sand volleyball court at the school. I raised over $5000 for wood and sand. With a lot of help from friends we dug out a hole two feet deep, from pressure treated wood build a border, set th - Christoph Ruland

School Benches - I built three flat benches and repainted the sign at the Audreille Lynch Elementary School.The benches have all the hardware through the underside.They are closer to the ground so the children can have their feet reach. - Justen Mitchell

School Flag - Raised funds to design a North St. Francois School Flag for my school district, along with flag poles and flag stands. My Troop 563 and Cub Scout Pack 563, Den 7, worked on project with me. 1999 - Cord Blumenstock

School furniture - A local establishment which works with abused and abandoned children requested bookcases for their residential school rooms. One of my Life Scouts who loves to work with his hands has taken this on, with help from Scouts who want Woodworking merit badge! - Steve Clothier

School Marque Sign - Installation and purchase of school mascot sign. Collect bids from sign company's. School board paid half and I had to raise the other half with community donations. All installation labor was volunteer. The sign has a message board. - Tyler Aikin

school pack out - Brian supervised a project to pack up the books and teaching aids from all the classrooms in an elementary school which was being renovated over the summer. He collected boxes, tape and organized work crews. Project was 200 hours. - Brian Hartvigsen

Scouts contacted 15 local churches and provided transportation for eldery or disabled parishioners.

Scouts planned and put on a Christmas party for a local orpanage.

Scouts visited an inner city orphanage and trained the kids in outdoor and camping skills. The project culminated with a campout.

Scrubbed and cleaned by hand a section of 316 tombstones at national cemetery.

SELF DEFENSE CLASS - I led a Self Defense Class for students in my Junior High and High School. My instructor, a fifth degree black belt taught the class with my help. I'm a second degree black belt. - Andy Myles

shingle scout cabin - I reshingled the boy scout cabin roof because it was leaking badly - Ben Peterson

Smoke Detectors for the Elderly - Raised funds to purchase smoke detectors for the elderly. Working through local agencies for names, organized 15 scouts to install them in 3 different counties. - Josh Strange

Solved rainwater problem in children's playground of chartered organization.

SPCA donations - Made donation boxes, placed at several grocery stores over a month for customers to donate pet food/supplies; had all-day rally collecting food, money, cleaners and distributing educational material for the SPCA - Geoffrey Knapp

St. Patrick's Church landscaping - My project entailed cutting down trees, clearing brush, planting and putting down mulch on a piece of church property. The area was 170 feet by 26 feet and very unsightly. A bench was also refinished and placed in front of a statute of the Blessed Moth - sean murphy

Stencils - Printed the name of our church building on the backs of all of the plastic chairs so that they could be loaned out to families and easily identified. - Ben Harmer

Storm Water Pollution Education Program - The aim of my project was educate the public of the dangers associated with non-point water pollution. In order to do so, I stenciled an anti-dumping message onto storm drain inlets in my community. I also distributed a pamphlet that outlined the pro - Brian Drake

Street numbers - I gathered info on houses in my comunity then spray painted the adress number on the front so that Emergecy servises could find them. - Joe Southwell

Surveyed all street signs and reported all missing or damaged signs.

Taped Bible stories for the blind.

The ceilling project - i was asked by my church if for my eagle project i would be intrested in redoing their basement ceiling. they said they would provide the supplies if i could bet the ladders people and food. well i took all of spring break to do this and lots of hard wor - Joseph Lakner

The Great Escape - My project was two parts. First, I had the local firefighters go to the school and pass out letters that told of a community wide fire drill. Second, i made a map of the town and sent letters to homeowners that told of their lack of a house number. - Dustin Hager

The Trees - Planted two Christmas Trees in the city's Sqaure and ran electric wiring out to them for Chistmas lights. - Torben Dalstra

Tore down dilapidated garage at historic home.

Toy drive

Toy Drive - I did a toy drive and passed out fliers decribing the project. Then i collected over 254 toys to give to the childrens department at a local hospital. - Greg Olech

Toy drive for foster children and orphans

toy making - I made toys for children in third world countries. - Jeremy Curtis

Toy Shelves - I designed toy shelves to be used in the church nursery for the bulky toys little ones play with. With the help of other scouts we built six shelves and installed them. - Rodney Hepfner

Trail Clean Up - Put steps in on a trail to help stop the erosion and went through the whole 1 mile trail and trimmed branches and weeds from the sides. Also raked the leaves off of the trail so you could see it. It was all done at the local lake. - Joshua Stephenson

Trail Closing - I closed several hiking trails at Great Falls National Park. The technical term is brushing up. I covered the trails with brush, logs, rocks, and any other natural thing around. The goal was to keep people from using the trails later on. - Mark Gibson

Trail Markers - Construct 16 wooden trail markers for a county park's nature trail. Markers were built especially sturdy to withstand vandalism attempts. - Kevin Whitley

Training Room Remodel at Wheat Ridge High School - For my project, I used almost 500 man-hours and $2500.00 of Donated materials to increase the weight room size from 144 square feet to 260 square feet by knocking down 2 cinderblock walls. - JJ Cassa

Updated 911 center with info on Disabled people - Worked with 911 center to find a place on their computer to enter special info for the address, such as disabled person, blind, etc. Created and distributed forms throughout the county. Used local home nursing agencies, red cross, meals on wheels, etc. - Chris Deaton

US Flag Retirement Ceremony - Colecting old and torn US flags and then do a proper retirement/burning, by using US codes/guidelines. - Robert Meyer

Veteran's Day Assembly/Flag Folding Class - I put together an assembly at 2 of the local elementary schools to teach the students what Veteran's Day is all about. Not just a day off of school. Local veterans from the VFW,American Legion,& Viet Nam Vets participated. I also taught the "flag kids" - Bill Myers

Veterans' Headstones - For my project Scouts and leaders from Troop 200 (Hastings NE) cleaned 586 military issued headstones in our local cemetary. Cleaning the badly stained and water spotted headstones was our way of honoring these men and women. - Brad Beahm

Vial of Life - This project includes the distribution of medicine vials and information sheet to provide emergency personnel with vital medical information. - Nick Kuharcik

Video For Our Community Center - My project was a promotional video tape for the community center in our town. It gives a brief history of the center and also described the various services it provides to people. It is being showed at prmotional functions to raise money for the center. - Dan Ross

video/game/toy drive - I set up collection boxes throughout my community and collected new and used videos, video games, board games, books, and toys for the young patients at the Schneider Childrens Hospital in N.Y.. Over 3000 items were collected for donation. - Eric Benson

Wheelchair Accessable Picnic Table - The project consisted of cutting, and assembling 4 picnic tables that the seating was open to allow wheelchair individuals to sit at the table. This was done to benefit students at the Smith Outdoor Education Center in Rockville, Md. - Jeffrey West Jr.

Wheelchair Ramps - My Project was to design and build two wheelchair ramps for handicapped and elderly access at a low income housing unit in my area. The project took over 100+ manhours and took over $450 in supplies, which were either donated or paid for by contributors - Jeremy Vaughn

Wildlife Observation Platform - In almost 400 work hours, 29 Scouts and 7 adults over 4 months designed and built a covered observation platform in the Accotink Wildlife Refuge and wetlands at Fort Belvoir, Virgina, more than more than 1/2 mile from the nearest road. - James Meehan

Wildlife Tower - Lathan supervised the construction of a 12 foot high, 8'X12' Wildlife observation tower at a state and wildlife preserve. Construction included uprights (four power line poles), deck, safety rails, stairs and hand rails. Project was 300 hours. - Lathan Hartvigsen

Winter Clothing Drive - My Eagle project was a clothing drive by which over 7,500 pieces of winter clothing and blankets were collected, sorted, and donated to various homeless services in the Seattle area. - Kevin C Elliott

Wood Duck Nesting Boxes - I built and erected 15 wood duck nesting boxes and placed them on public wetlands, as indicated by Ducks Unlimited. I will also monitor the boxes and keep information for Ducks Unlimited. - Daniel Nestorick

Worked with three local hospitals and local ham radio club to give children an opportunity to talk to Santa Claus. Fellow Scouts visited children's rooms with treats and portable CB-type radio.

Wrote newspaper for children's ward in hospital.

Xeriscape Garden - In conjunction with the Golden Parks and Recreation Department, I built a xeriscape garden. This project took well over 100 man hours, supplied the community with a nice garden and was a benefit to the city of Golden, CO. - Pablo Guzman

Zoo Exhibit Rehabilitation - I constructed a stream to alleviate a drainage problem in the Native American tribute at the Columbus Zoo. I also weeded the area, constructed a small garden, and added a number of artifacts. - Daniel Bahls