Justin's eagle project was at the Milpitas/Bereyessa YMCA. He built a shady structure to provide shade over the picnic tables. Kids are now able to eat lunch and do activities such as arts and craft under shade during the summer program

Mike's eagle project involved building two much needed benches in the playground area of the Monarch Christian School in Milpitas.

Chris's eagle project benefited the Relay for Life in Milpitas. For his project, Chris organised and executed a childrens entertainment area for the walk/run to occupy and entertain kids that attended the event, and keep them out of trouble while their parents enjoyed the event. It was greatly appreciated by the events coordinators.

For his eagle project, Jon built a smokey-the-bear fire level sign at Alum Rock Park. It was designed to alert incoming visitors of the possibility of fires based on the weather and condition of the park. It was promptly stolen shortly after being installed.

David's eagle project was to build a reader board at Alum Rock Park. His board displays information to park visitors such as warnings, useful information about the area, and notices from the park ranger. It also distributes maps, sometimes. Quite the versatile combination of wood and metal.

Paul's eagle project involved building a large number of redwood planter boxes. Further description pending.

Ryan's eagle project involved making a bunch of redwood planter boxes for a local christian school. The troop likes to make planter boxes.