Foot Bridge Project

I took my time leisurely as I didn't start my project until 2016. I buckled down and started working on my project furiously. I remember calling companies to help donate materials to my project ¨Hello could you help me construct my Eagle Project for Boy Scouts? I would need 200 bricks and 4 yards of dirt.¨ Every phone call was getting me closer until I finally got to the day where I broke ground on my project. The day my troop and I broke ground it was 90 degrees and my friends were there helping me wearing work boots, jeans, long sleeve shirts, and gloves. We poured and mixed 10 bags of concrete weighing 80 pounds each without the weight of adding water too. We poured 4-5 gallons of water in for every 2 bags and mixed about 175 pounds of concrete in a wheelbarrow. The sweat was dripping down while the project was going up. It took 220 hours to plan, organize, and finish my project. I went back three days later once the concrete and brick set. I drilled four holes in the stone top and put on the plaque. My Eagle project was complete.

For my service project, I chose to work at the Meadowlark Meals organization. This organization takes in donations of food and uses them to make meals for children at the school to take home on the weekends. If these children did not take this food home, they would not eat at all over the weekend. I chose to work at this organization because I love kids and it is sad to see them hungry when I have plenty of food to eat. I wanted to make a difference in their lives and I thought that this organization could help me accomplish that.

My project was to help the community through a hospital by supplying them with raised garden beds

My project was to tutor YMCA student at North Miami elementary. One of my many duties was help as many students that I can. I tutor student from Pre-K-5th grade during my share time in the YMCA. I started this project during my 9th grade year. My whole intension of this community project was to get it over with so I can graduate. Never did I know that I would later enjoy spending my time with the YMCA students. I grew to understand student. I gave them a voice. During my time in the YMCA I grew a stronger leadership skill. Before I started working on my project I took the time to plan it out. I told myself since the beginning that I want to volunteer in the YMCA. The first step that I took was to contact the site director. Second step I took

It's eight o'clock in the morning and Dave is kissing his kids before he goes to work. He walks outside and see’s the orange sky lighting up. He slowly makes his way to his ’63 Chevrolet C-10 Short Bed Fleetside, on his way to work. Dave is a construction worker and his latest project is building the Gateway Arch. He lives in Waynesville so it takes him about 30 minutes to get to the location of the arch. He usually eats Mcdonalds about 2 times and day and for dinner his wife cooks. Dave stops right outside of st louis at a Mcdonald's.

The project was an embodiment of my service to the community that served me years before and made me into the person I am today. Service is something that everyone should feel

deliberately focus on developing our skills, then the results will come if we put in the time. It is really at its core, just producing a volume of work in order for us to get the failures out of the way on to extricating the gems.

While it was such an easy project, it was a small way to make a big difference in someone’s life. The Catholic Connections project overall, let Ruth and I create a connection that we did not have, when she still lived in Utah. We were able to speak to each other, after not seeing each other for years, and it motivated me to speak to their whole family even more. I got to learn about the mother of one of my best friends, and see what a wonderful person Ruth is. Even if we had troubles during the project, with loosing the data with all the answers, or the lack of time we had to complete, this project let Ruth and I become closer than ever

Maintains clear detailed records of meetings and events that take place during the construction process.

One of the most impactful projects which I led was my Eagle Scout project. It supported the needs of an elementary school’s Environmental Club. It is a program that teaches children about the importance of serving and protecting the environment. I worked with the leaders and members of the club so that I could accurately meet their needs. I led a team of volunteers to build a wooden potting station, an outdoor storage facility that will enable the children to accomplish the clubs’ goals, and a series of paths which would help guide the students through the sections of the gardens. Even now that the project is over, I am still working with the club to assist and teach them about good environmental habits, and the value of community service.

Fred DeVito once stated, if it does not challenge you it does not change you. In my opinion the most important project I have completed thus far had both challenged and changed me for the better. At the beginning of this school year I enrolled in Mr. Madden’s block theater class. All of his students were than instructed that we would be involved at Mariposa Elementary a local school to teach children the art of drama. We were than divided up in groups of five and sent off to teach elementary students about drama through theater games, readers theaters, wax museums, and dance shows.

I chose my project by understanding that I love to sew and help others. I could have made blankets as well but I believed that the children in the care of lutheran family services would appreciate the stuffed animals more. The organization that I donated to helps kids who are refugees, kids in foster care, homeless kids, and even run a adoption program. These kids will come into these programs with little to nothing to hold close to them, in fact they are alone with no parents or with parents who have no money and are incapable of caring for them. My goal for this project was to make the kids who have nothing feel that they have something. Give them a chance to feel loved, and have a friend who will never leave them behind. Also, I

My project was about minimum wage and my side of the argument. I enjoyed making my powerpoint.Since, the PowerPoint was the easiest part. The statistics surprised me the most when I was researching. Since, the statistics where higher than I thought. Also the history of minimum wage was surprising because minimum wage was very low from the beginning and now it is higher than

The project had a focus on puppies and puppy training. The project was for the Guide Dogs of Texas Organization. My project involved two phases. Cabinets for laundry room storage and puppy training agility equipment. The first phase was straightforward and done without much hassle. The Guide Dogs of Texas had a need for laundry storage to help with their newly formed workload coming from their upcoming litter of puppies. The cabinets would serve to greatly reduce the efforts required from having to provide the puppies with new sheets at least three times a day. The second phase was a little more complex. My project coach and I came up with the idea of constructing agility equipment to help train the puppies into becoming guide dogs. The equipment that ended up being chosen were a teeter-totter, a set of weave poles, and a ladder. The agility equipment for the puppies would be made out of PVC piping and would be beneficial in training the puppies in

I set up my project in the order that lead to the women’s liberation movement. This project taught me to do an annotation that will be helpful in the future when I do research papers in college. Also, it taught me to manage my time when doing this project. I had to accomplish each assignment on its due date, so it wouldn’t pile up on