Scout Jackson D. of Troop 77, Suncoast District, has just been awarded the prestigious NESA Eagle Scout Service Project of the Year.

This award is given to a select few Eagle Scouts who have demonstrated exceptional leadership and service through their Eagle Scout project.

Jackson’s project was to build a mobile food pantry to help fight local food insecurity. This project is a testament to Jackson’s dedication to making a difference in the world. By creating a mobile food pantry, Jackson has helped ensure that those in need have access to food and resources, even in areas where food scarcity is an issue.

The Glenn and Melinda Adams Award recognizes Jackson’s commitment to service and leadership and the impact of his project on the community. Not only did Jackson win the Council Award, but he was also named the NATIONAL AWARD WINNER, a truly incredible accomplishment.

Jackson’s project is a reminder of one person’s impact on their community. By taking action and working to make a positive change, Jackson has inspired others to do the same. Congratulations to Jackson D. on this well-deserved recognition, and may his achievement serve as a source of inspiration to others seeking to make a difference in the world.

If you want to follow Jackson’s Eagle Scout project and its impact on the community, check out his Facebook page. You’ll find project updates, photos, and stories from those impacted by Jackson’s work.

Watch the complete video compilation of Jackson’s project, showcasing the hard work and dedication that went into building the mobile food pantry. The video offers a glimpse into Jackson’s project’s impact on the community and the lives of those he has helped. You can find the video below!

We hope that Jackson’s project inspires others to get involved in their communities and make a difference in the world. Congratulations again to Jackson on this incredible accomplishment!