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El Paso Boy Scout collects hundreds of luggage donations for CPS children

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EL PASO, Texas (KTSM) - A 17-year-old El Paso Boy Scout spearheaded a month-long project to collect donations of luggage for children under the care of Texas Child Protective Services. Life Scout Max Estorga, with Troop 53, organized the effort to bring different organizations and people together in the El Paso community to help children with a case under Texas CPS. The campaign officially ended on Saturday, March 1 but Estorga plans to continue…

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El Paso Boy Scout collects hundreds of luggage donations for CPS children

EL PASO, Texas (KTSM) - A 17-year-old El Paso Boy Scout spearheaded a month-long project to collect donations of luggage for children under the care of Texas Child Protective Services. Life Scout Max Estorga, with Troop 53, organized the effort to bring different organizations and people together in the El Paso community to help children with a case under Texas CPS. The campaign officially ended on Saturday, March 1 but Estorga plans to continue…

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Oswego student steps up to help with Scout project - Chronicle Media

When Seth Arndt, a member of Aurora-based Boy Scouts of America Blackhawk Troop 11, initiated his donation campaign in a quest to achieve Eagle Scout status, he set his sights on collecting 500 new and gently used shoes. However, after his “Give Shoes, Give Love” drive ended in February, Arndt counted exactly 900 shoes, nearly... The post Oswego student steps up to help with Scout project appeared first on Chronicle Media.

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MHS class of 2025 brothers benefit elementary with Eagle Scout projects | The Highland County Press

Brothers who graduate from McClain High School in May have both turned their Eagle Scout projects into something to benefit the students and community of the elementary they attended. Nicolas and Nathan Alvarez went to Rainsboro for their elementary years, and now the school boasts a wooden bench, crafted by Nathan, and a little free library, made by Nicolas.

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