Troop 376 Milwaukie, Oregon

Kaison's project collected soccer equipment for the North Clackamas youth soccer program.

Jonathan's project name was "Warmth Is What We Need" and benefitted the One Warm Coat organization. The shelter of a coat is a basic need. The simple gift of a coat can save lives. He collected coats, blankets, gloves, hats, scarves and sweatshirts. One Warm Coat is a mission providing free coats to those in need while promoting volunteerism and environmental sustainability. The impact of the economic crisis created by Covid-19 increased the demand for coats in most communities by an average of fifty percent.

Henry's Eagle Project benefitted Oak Grove Elementary School where he refurbished the school's courtyard. He planted native and sustainable plants in addition to hanging hummingbird feeders. This enhanced space now provides a new outdoor learning & science environment for the students.

Nick's Eagle Project brought new life to the worship stage at Beautiful Savior Lutheran Church in Happy Valley. The decorative oak wall is the backdrop display for the worship team. An elaborate undertaking of planning, designing, construction, and significant coordination on design and scope went into his project. In a 16 hour labor of meticulous work, the word "Worship" was displayed in string art, with the letter "W" alone requiring 148 yards of string.

Gabe's Eagle Project reflects his heart for helping others in his community. He constructed six shelves for Milwaukie Lutheran Church. The shelves serve a dual purpose. They provided much needed space for donated clothing for the church's clothes closet and for toy donations to be distributed to children in need this holiday season.

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Reuben found the parking area of the local Pioneer Cemetery was run-down & in need of help. He decided that he wanted to improve the parking area to make it much better for visitors & the neighbors.

His project involved replacing the very old, destroyed parking bumpers with new ones. The new bumpers give visual reminders of where visitors can park appropriately & safely. (This helps to keep visitors off of naighbor's property.)

Clackamas Fire station 5 was Kalian's beneficiary. He retired American flags for his Eagle Project. Not an easy task during covid times; very impressive.

Daphnie used some strong dedication and leadership skills to power through when Covid hit. She wasn't going to let some virus kill her dream. She made the best of a bad situation by making face mask for people in need during this strange covid time.

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Max decided to do his Eagle Project for El Puente Elementary School. He attended El Puente when he was younger & wanted to give back to the school. It is a bilingual school & is combined with Milwaukie Elementary School.

Originally, Max wanted to clean up the garden area at the school & build some benches to add to the garden area. But due to Covid-19 restrictions, no access to the school facility was allowed. Since he wasn’t able to enter the school, he decided to make benches for the playground area instead.

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Michael found a safety project to do as his Eagle Project. The HOA Trail was made for a safer alternative for walkers over the busy roadway.

The trail consists of a gravel beginning then changes from gravel to bark chips. The reason for the material change was because of the different inclines & declines that the trail takes along the way. The trail also consists of two small bridges that never lift you from the ground. Overall, it is a lovely trail & Michael is very proud of this project.