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10 approved projects
Huntington, West Virginia · Isaiah Saul
Installing Security Cameras at First Presbyterian Church, Huntington. The church was previously without security cameras and this project added them, using more than a mile of cabling in the process.
Submitted to EagleBase 9/7/2026
Holmdel Township, New Jersey · Sam P.
A mural to help the youth groups space feel brighter and more comfortable for youth group and Sunday school activities.
Submitted to EagleBase 9/6/2026
Saline, Michigan · Nicholas Gehringer
Built 2 new picnic tables, very similar to the current table on the patio that was falling apart and rotting. Built 3 new shelves in the shed. Power washed the sheds and concrete. The church can now use it to enjoy the outdoor patio, host small groups, and have more storage in their shed. Led with having example peices and breaking off into groups with eagle scout supervising the proccesses.
Submitted to EagleBase 9/4/2026
North Raleigh, North Carolina · Cameron G.
8'x8'x8' Storage Shed built to store equipment, materials, and firewood in the back lot of the church. Also includes a rainwater collection system for putting out campfires, and is hooked to the back lot electrical system for power outlets in the shed, and control over the back lot lights
Submitted to EagleBase 8/25/2026
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
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
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
Fort Washington, Pennsylvania · David Z.
The project opened up a new area of the Or Hadash Synagogue campus. It provides a space where the Sunday School can learn outside, release energy, and build a connection to nature and Judaism. Congregants can use it for services, relaxation, and bonding.
Submitted to EagleBase 8/11/2026
Boca Raton, Florida · Jacob Wieloch
The Prayer Garden at the First United Methodist Church in Boca Raton was in a state of disrepair. So over the span of 11 work days over the summer, I lead a team of volunteers to improve and upgrade the space. Over the 11 days we put a new coat of primer and paint on the outer wall and areas inside the garden like the railing, fixed the fountain pump to get the fountain working again, built 2 benches to be placed into the garden, plant some new plant and mulch to make the garden look lively again, and clean up bird poop to make the place look nice and clean.
Submitted to EagleBase 8/5/2026
Cypress, Texas · Ryan R.
My church had a little garden area that was not well kept, dead trees and bushes with overgrown grass. Being apart of this church, I wanted to give back to my church by renovating and giving them a better and usable area. We first got rid of the trees and bushes and trimmed the grass. We then got the tree roots removed and cleared out the area for workday. We first dug out the area for the pavers and started Laying in the sand and compacting while adding new mulch and bushes. We added the pavers while putting Bible verses on the bottom of each one. After the pavers were down, we cleaned up the area. Once our benches and stairs were ready, we hauled them to my house and cleaned them then brought them to the church and installed them onto the pavers.
Submitted to EagleBase 8/5/2026