09/18/2026
But what does it take to get here? It starts with learning what makes a Scout a Scout: the Scout Law, the Scout Oath, and the Outdoor Code. The next phase is learning skills. You mostly learn these skills on camping trips. The next phase for Scouts is extended learning and leadership. Scouts earn merit badges to learn more detailed information, from First Aid to Camping to Government at different levels. Leadership is learned by holding a role within the Troop. This might be leading a patrol of a smaller group of Scouts, working with a Cub Scout Pack, or leading the whole Troop as Sr Patrol leader. The Program ends with a capstone called the Eagle Project. The Eagle Project is more about leadership. It dealing with a small Project. Scouts work with the owner, handling money with a budget, and working with Scouts to fulfill the plan set with the owner. All things they learned on the path to earning the Rank of Eagle. As a result, Scouts who earn the rank of Eagle Scout are more confident, more leadership-oriented, and more honorable.
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Buckeye’s Mission & Dog Sanctuary would like to thank Collin Arthur of Eagle Scout Troop # 701 on the completion of his Eagle Scout project.
Collin took on the responsibility of restoring the wishing well located next to the rescue. This was no easy task and Collin worked on this project for over a year. The entire wishing well had to be rebuilt. A new roof along with the inside support and beams were assembled. The work continued as a new bucket, paint job, and landscaping with solar lights was put into place. The wishing well looks amazing and the entire staff at Buckeye’s Mission could not be happier.
The Cleveland Lumber Company, Brunswick Home Depot and Petitti’s Garden Center of Brunswick donated many of the materials needed for this project. Collin’s parents also help out with some of extra purchases for the well. Thank you for the support with your donated items.
Thank You Collin for a job well done.