Eagle Scout swoops in with generous donation
Updated: Nov 11, 2021
Brett Peterson, a Boy Scout in Troop 10 and Junior at Broken Arrow High School, chose YST as the benefactor of his Eagle project. One of the final requirements of the highest rank, includes an extensive service project that the Scout plans, organizes, leads and manages. Brett donated 50 backpacks filled with personal care products, first aid kits, and house keeping items. "I chose this project because these resources might not be readily available to other youth," Brett Said. The majority of the donation was donated by scouts, parents, and other community members. These items will go a long way toward helping at risk youth in the Tulsa area.
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I think it is especially meaningful that fellow Scouts, parents, and community members came together to support his effort. The project demonstrates how young people can make a lasting difference, much like positive communities built around activities such as EaglerCraft. I hope Brett’s example inspires other students to find creative ways to serve and support people in their communities.
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Good on Brett and Troop 10 for getting this done.