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We will be doing a basic collection drive for Heartland SPCA, formerly known as Animal Haven, a local animal shelter. We will be running fliers out to the surrounding neighborhood on the first day, and collecting the donations on the second. While I am asking primairily for scout volunteers, we also need parent and adult support, to act as leaders for the groups. Any and all volunteers are welcome to come.

If you are interested in attending my Eagle Project, or just to donate supplies yourself, please E-Mail me. In the E-Mail, please specify the days and times you are able to show up, so we can better plan around that.

The Project will be building a small size rest area at the east corner of the building.  It will require a lot of volunteers to ensure it is done on time.

The first day we will dig the area need for the base materials.  The digging will take up most of the time for the first day.  The second day we will lay down the base materials and lay down the brick flooring and wall blocks. Once both are done we then clean up and the project will be finished.

On Both days the project will be in the afternoon at 2 to 6.  We will meet at the parking lot St. Thomas Church. Try to arrival 10 minutes early so we can get to work quickly.

The church is located on the corner of 123rd and Antioch. Wear appropriate work clothes for you will get dirty from the work both days.

Please sign-up at the Court of Honor if you can help or email me.

Place:  St. Thomas the Apostle Episcopal Church, 123rd Street & Antioch, NE Corner
Time:  Saturday, October 8th  2-6
Sunday, October 16th  2-6

On October 2nd (Sunday) at 8:30am, we will meet at Dan Himmelberg’s house assemble three bookcases and stain table legs. Since we are using stain, wear clothing that you don’t mind getting a little dirty. Pizza and drinks will be served in the afternoon, but you may want a water bottle.

Second weekend of my Eagle project is Sunday (the 9th) at 8:30am. We are meeting at my house and then driving down the Christ the King School in Kansas City, KS. Once there, we will deliver the bookcases and install the brand-new legs to the tables.

Since we are driving down, I will need some parent volunteers to transport materials and scouts.

In case you can’t make it until later or arrive late, the address of Christ the King is:
3027 North 54th St. Kansas City, KS. 66104-2199.

If you are available it would be great if you could email or call me. This is a great project that isn’t too challenging to do!

Thanks again!