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Eagle Pride Showcase
Showcase the moments in your life that exemplify the best of Scouting in your units, family, community, or workplace.
The Matl family has recently added a fourth Eagle Scout.
Former BSA professional Chris Schuler before his first campout with then Lion Scout son Chris.
Twin brothers Greg and Randy Hines earned their Eagles in 1987. They both worked at Camp Strake in Conroe, Texas, earned the Vigil Honor, and are now Scoutmasters and family physicians.
Duane has returned home, where he earned his Eagle, to volunteer as the charted org rep for two local units. He has served the Missouri VFW State Scouting Team for the past fifteen years.
Lifetime NESA member Vincent earns every merit badge before turning eighteen.
Thomas is a third-generation Eagle Scout. His older brother, cousin, and uncle are also Eagle Scouts.
Evan Beard, son of David Beard and grandson of Douglas Beard was recently honored at an Eagle Scout Court of Honor. This is three generations of Eagle Scouts.
A Coast Guard Academy graduate has retired as a Captain after 28 1/2 years of active duty. He commanded two Coast Guard Cutters and an R&D prototype ship.
Three generations of Eagle Scouts from the Atlanta Area Council.
Two brothers and their six sons celebrate the 8th Eagle Scout in two generations of Rodriggs Eagle Scouts.
Robert 'Bob' Beggs receives the NESA Outstanding Eagle Scout Award from the Chester County Council. Bob is joined by his wife, Erin, and Distinguished Eagle Scout Gary Schroeder, May 2022.
Ken Fritzsche youngest daughter Reagan followed in his footsteps by becoming an Eagle Scout. Reagan is a founding member of Troop 1853 in Springfield, Virginia.
Troop 846 recently celebrated their latest Eagle Scout, Gavin B, with 19 Eagle Scouts participating.
Caleb is the first person in his family to become an Eagle Scout. The photo was taken at his Eagle Scout Court of Honor ceremony in August 2023 at Union Chapel M.B. Church in Huntsville, Alabama.
Four generations of Eagle Scouts from the Bell/ Centracchio Family.
Matthew is pictured with his Eagle Scout father, James, holding a shadow box that contains Matthew’s great-grandfather’s Eagle Medal.
Joseph and Michael are the first in their family to be Eagle Scouts.
Genevieve passed her Eagle Board of Review fifty years to the day her grandfather passed his. She is pictured with her older brother and grandfather at her Court of Honor.
Congrats to this family and their three generations of Eagle Scouts.
Currently serving as the National Commander for the Military Order of the Purple Heart (MOPH), which is a veteran's service organization comprised of combat wounded veterans.
Eagle Scout Terry Fossum, winner of the Fox Network survival reality competition Kicking & Screaming.
10 Bentley family members come together to celebrate Samuel's achievement. Among them, H. Farrar stands proud as the father of three Eagles and the grandfather of six more, a testament to enduring dedication.
Lauren becomes the third Eagle Scout in her father’s family. The two earned their Eagles 39 years apart.
COL Benitez has returned from two recent deployments to the Middle East and from ARNORTH, serving as Chief of Professional Services. He is now working as US Army North Emergency Preparedness Liaison Officer for Tennessee.
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Eagle Scout & NESA stories curated for Eagles like you.
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Joe Azzarello Appointed Director of Alumni Relations & Annual Support
BSA President & CEO Roger Krone Shares Remarks at the Know2Protect Launch Press Conference 4.17.24
Stay Connected: Participate in the Eagle Scout Directory
How to Get Involved at the 2024 National Annual Meeting (NAM)
NASA’s New Astronaut Class Soars with two Eagle Scouts
2023 National Jamboree
July 19 - 28, 2023
Jamboree is more than a destination. It’s the adventure of lifetime. And there is simply nothing else like it on the planet.
What’s a Jamboree? It’s not camp. National Jamboree is 360-degrees of fun, friends and fellowship with hands-on adventure that takes you places you never thought you’d go and challenge you to try things you never thought you could.
It’s the beginning of your own heroes’ journey that will challenge you to go farther than you ever thought possible. You’ll reach deeper and lift yourself higher to become the best version of yourself.
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Learn How to Create Strong Scouting Alumni Support for your Council
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When you attend this session, you’ll return to your council with knowledge, tools, tips, and techniques. You’ll bring home a customized annual plan for creating and implementing your council’s comprehensive BSA Alumni relations program. Find out the secrets to having fun while making a long-term difference in the future of Scouting. Discover more details about the program by clicking below.
2023 National Jamboree
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IT’S MORE THAN A DESTINATION | The BSA National Jamboree is 360 degrees of fun, friends, and fellowship with hands-on adventure. And there is simply nothing else like it on the planet. Learn how to be a part of this incredible experience by clicking below.
