Cameron's Boy Scout's Eagle Project
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Hello, my name is Cameron Bruscino, a Life Scout in BSA Troop 7 Scituate MA. I am working towards my Eagle Scout Rank and seeking donations for my Eagle Scout Service Project.
Being diagnosed ASD when I was 7 years old, I encountered many social and executive functioning challenges all my life. Even so, my parents always pushed me to do my best and remain engaged in schooling and activities just like any other kid. One of those activities was scouting.
I’m proud to have participated in many community service opportunities that scouting has offered. I started off as a Cub Scout, worked my way up to earning my Arrow of Light as a Webelo, and now at 17 years old in my senior year South Shore Votech High School (studying electronics & engineering), I’m able to make yet another public service contribution as a Life Scout, fulfilling my service project requirements to earn the Eagle Scout rank.
When seeking an Eagle Scout project, I decided that I wanted to do something that helped the disabled. The historic Weir Farm in Hingham, produces fresh seasonal veggies, pasture-raised beef, pork, lamb, and eggs, and teaches kids of all ages about farming and the natural world. The Trustee’s manage this property at 112 Turkey Hill Ln in Hingham Massachusetts, where there's a farm store open to the public selling the produce, eggs, and meat produced from the farm.
It is at this store site, where my fellow Boy Scouts, scouting adults, other volunteers and I will install a much needed wheelchair ramp and other provisions to enable public handicap access to the Weir Farm store also known as the Weir River Market.
For more information about my project, go to my website at www.CamsEagleProject.com.
Proceeds benefit this project and any excess proceeds will be donated to The Trustees (A 501c3 nonprofit organization).
Being diagnosed ASD when I was 7 years old, I encountered many social and executive functioning challenges all my life. Even so, my parents always pushed me to do my best and remain engaged in schooling and activities just like any other kid. One of those activities was scouting.
I’m proud to have participated in many community service opportunities that scouting has offered. I started off as a Cub Scout, worked my way up to earning my Arrow of Light as a Webelo, and now at 17 years old in my senior year South Shore Votech High School (studying electronics & engineering), I’m able to make yet another public service contribution as a Life Scout, fulfilling my service project requirements to earn the Eagle Scout rank.
When seeking an Eagle Scout project, I decided that I wanted to do something that helped the disabled. The historic Weir Farm in Hingham, produces fresh seasonal veggies, pasture-raised beef, pork, lamb, and eggs, and teaches kids of all ages about farming and the natural world. The Trustee’s manage this property at 112 Turkey Hill Ln in Hingham Massachusetts, where there's a farm store open to the public selling the produce, eggs, and meat produced from the farm.
It is at this store site, where my fellow Boy Scouts, scouting adults, other volunteers and I will install a much needed wheelchair ramp and other provisions to enable public handicap access to the Weir Farm store also known as the Weir River Market.
For more information about my project, go to my website at www.CamsEagleProject.com.
Proceeds benefit this project and any excess proceeds will be donated to The Trustees (A 501c3 nonprofit organization).
Organizer
Cameron Bruscino
Organizer
Scituate, MA