Plum Boy Scout organizes box lunch donation for Light of Life Mission
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Braden DiBello, a member of Boy Scout Troop 111 in Plum (back row, wearing hair net), recently earned his Eagle Scout rank in part by organizing a team of 40 youth and adult volunteers to assemble nearly 200 box lunches for donation to the Light of Life Mission. Here, DiBello poses for a photo with members of Troop 111.
Courtesy of Boy Scouts of America
Youth and adult volunteers assemble nearly 200 box lunches for donation to the Light of Life Mission, as part of an Eagle Scout project completed by Braden DiBello, a member of Troop 111 in Plum.
Braden DiBello, a member of Boy Scout Troop 111 in Plum, recently earned his Eagle Scout rank in part by organizing a team of 40 youth and adult volunteers to assemble nearly 200 box lunches for donation to the Light of Life Mission.
DiBello is a 2024 Plum graduate, and organized the donations which are distributed to families in need.
Eagle Scouts must take charge of their project, coordinating volunteers, soliciting donations for materials and demonstrating leadership ability.
DiBello received his Eagle rank following a July 20 ceremony.
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