Bridger Hoover Eagle Scout Project (fund raising)

hello my name is Bridger Hoover, some of may know me but most of you do not. I am a Junoir at Durango High School in Colorado, and a boy scout curently working on my Eagle Scout Project.

My Eagle Scout Project has been approved and I'm now looking forward to the next steps towards building the project!I’ve attached a copy of the poster I've made a poster describing his project. I will also be out and about in Durango sharing information. For my Eagle Scout Project I will be welding, designing and building a fence to protect electrical and mechanical systems outside of the new Early Learning Center at The Durango Powerhouse. I will need to raise money to support the project. Please help with whatever you can to help me with my Eagle Scout Project. Thank you for your support! My goal is $3,000, which should be enough for the new fence and supplies. Any funds left over will go directly to The Powerhouse exhibits, facilities, and open door scholarships.


The poster has the link and QR CODE to
The Powerhouse account that they are collecting funds in.
Scroll down to DONATE NOW! And under PURPOSE select:
Eagle Scout Project
Checks are also acceptable made out to: The Powerhouse
1333 Camino Del Rio
Durango,Colorado 81301
Please make sure to put “Bridger Eagle Scout Project" in the memo.

Since The Powerhouse is a non-profit organization your donation is tax deductible.

Thank you for helping!And The Durango Powerhouse!

On a side note I've already received donations from:
Woodchuck Tree Service and
Mountain Steel & Fence

Donation made! Good luck with your project.

Hello everyone just a quick update on the project. I am now $500 away from my goal of $3000 for this Eagle Scout Project. I have gotten the new posts for the fence, and the deigns that will be cut out are nearly finalized. All that is left is the metal and the fastener's for the fence it's self.

Thank you for your consideration, Bridger Hoover of Troop 101

Bridger started the metal fabrication part of his project today. He’s got a few more days of shop time ahead of him before he can schedule the install.