Eagle Advisors
Mr. Bennett – grantorenb@yahoo.com
Mr. Kleckner – jpkleck@msn.com
Process & Information
Eagle Application Process (powerpoint)
Eagle Project Procedure and Expectations
Troop 21 Eagle’s Nest Procedures
Gateway District Eagle’s Nest Procedures
Eagle Ceremony Guidelines
Indian Theme Eagle Ceremony
Documents
Eagle Scout Leadership Service Project Workbook
Eagle Scout Service Project Workbook No. 512-927, 2011 printing
Eagle Application No. 512-728, 2012 printing
Eagle Project Time Tracking Spreadsheet
Reference Letter Request
Reference Letter Attachment
Donation Request
Donation Thank You
Eagle Invitation
Eagle Program
Project Workbook Example – Kyle
Project Workbook Example – Josh
Eagle Scout Rank
- To earn the rank, a Boy Scout must:
- Progress through the ranks in the following order:
- Tenderfoot
- Second Class
- First Class
- Star
- Life
- Eagle
- Earn 21 merit badges, including:
- First Aid
- Citizenship in the Community
- Citizenship in the Nation
- Citizenship in the World
- Communications
- Environmental Science
- Personal Fitness
- Camping
- Family Life
- Personal Management
- Emergency Preparedness or Lifesaving
- Cycling, Hiking, or Swimming
- Serve six months in a troop leadership position.
- Plan, develop, and give leadership to a service project for any religious organization or any school or community.
- Take part in a Scoutmaster conference.
- Successfully complete an Eagle Scout board of review.
2010 Baylor University study – Eagle Scouts – Beyond the Badge
Scholarship Information
The Sons of the American Revolution, both locally and nationally, is very supportive of Boy Scouts and usually participates in local scouting events such as the annual Denver Area Council Scout Show. SAR offers an annual Eagle Scout Scholarship Competition – SAR scholarship information. Interested participants should submit a scholarship application to one of the four Colorado Chapters of SAR by December 15th. Each SAR Chapter awards an Eagle Scout Scholarship each year. Applicants are also eligable to win the annual Statewide Eagle Scout Scholarship Award.
LOWE’S NATIONAL EAGLE SCOUT PROJECT IMPACT GRANT
Denver Area Council is the recipient of a grant of 69 $100 prepaid Lowe’s gift cards to be used towards Eagle Scout Service Projects. Cards must be used at Lowe’s to purchase building materials and equipment for the project. Cards are available until the supply is depleted in 2012, first come/first serve – one per scout, and are good at any Lowe’s location. This program is in lieu of Scouts soliciting local Lowe’s stores for donations.
To qualify for a $100 Lowe’s gift card a Scout must:
Be a registered Life Scout
Complete and submit the Lowe’s grant application to Denver Area Council.
Be sure the Eagle Scout Service Project has all approvals before the work begins. The scout further agrees to display the Lowe’s National Eagle Scout Project Impact grant sign at his project site.
Copies of pages 6 through 10 of workbook must be submitted with the grant application to the Denver Area Council – Programs (a separate Fundraising Application is still required but not submitted with the Grant Application)
If approved, the gift card and sign must be picked up at Council headquarters.
The scout must continue to use the Eagle Scout Service Project Workbook to document the results of the Service Project, and make photographs and all documentation available to our Council for sharing with Lowe’s.
Cards with any unused value must be returned to the Council to then be returned to Lowe’s. Use of the card for purposes other than Eagle Projects will result in taxable-income for the recipient. For more information regarding the grant please visit www.scouting.org/trailtoeagle or e-mail lowes.grant@scouting.org.