Eagle Scout
What is an Eagle Scout?
Those who have earned the Eagle Scout rank count it among their most treasured achievements. Eagle Scout is the highest achievement or rank attainable in the Scouts BSA program. This includes an extensive service project benefiting a local nonprofit that the Scout plans, organizes, leads, and manages. The project must generate over 100 service hours. Eagle Scout rank is often earned by the end of the 9th grade.
A BIG CONGRATULATIONS to our first group of 12 girls that became Eagle this June 2021, among the first girls in the nation to receive this award.
Since 1912, more than two million Scouts have earned the Eagle Scout award- Scouting’s highest rank advancement.
Eagle Scouts exemplify the virtues of service, leadership, and reverence, using their training and influence to better their communities and the world.
Eagle Project Beneficiaries
Alexandria House
- Ashley T.
Orthopedic Institute for Children
-Sydney M.
Un Mundo De Amigos
-Madeline M.
The Giving Sprit
-Ruby Rose C.
Westside Food Bank
-Ana-Sofia F.
UCLA Volunteer Servies
NICU Department at Mattel Children’s Hospital UCLA
-Chloé M.
True Lasting Connections
-Adelaide S.
Period
-Lauren S.
Delaney’s Dog
-Jennifer P.
West Los Angeles National Cemetery
-Kate W.
Salaam Baalak Trust
-Avamehr V.
Westside Food Bank
- Sophie D.
We wish to thank Michael Lanning, Scoutmaster Extraordinaire; Larry Kirven, Scoutmaster 223G, who has been an amazing leader and voice for the girls; and the Troop 223G Assistant Scoutmasters for their generous dedication and commitment of time, energy, patience and talent.
We also thank the Troop 223G Scout families, Troop 223 and the parish of St. Matthews for generously hosting this inaugural Eagle Court of Honor.
— Troop 223G Eagles, 2021