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Barn for Equestrian Therapy

Brian and his helpers built a four-stall horse barn to provide equestrian therapy for traumatized and disabled children.

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Concession Stand for High School

Caspin and his helpers constructed a concession stand for the Hoquiam High School Booster Club at the high school track and field.

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St. Francis Cabrini Parking Lot Restriping

Christian’s chartered organization’s parking lot needed restriping. With support his family, friends and Troop, he planned and executed the project. The task took approximately 10 hours. — Christian, Troop 74, Coram, N.Y.

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Built a Gaga Ball Pit

Jai and his helpers built a Gaga Ball Pit for Montgomery Township, New Jersey Parks and Recreation.

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What Makes a Good Project?



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?

Best of the Best Eagle Projects


The Glenn A. and Melinda W. Adams National Eagle Scout Service Project of the Year Award recognizes outstanding Eagle projects at the council, regional and national levels.

Think your Eagle project stacks up? Get more information, find an application and see past winners at nesa.org