The foursome have been together since they were Tiger Cubs, and continued on to accomplish this honor together.
Wigand's Eagle Scout Service Project was an eyeglass collection given to the Lion's Club, which in turn delivered them to the charity "Give the Gift of Sight." A total of 1376 pairs were donated to the less fortunate, who are unable to buy glasses. Wigand is also a member of Lynbrook varsity football and lacrosse teams, Athletes Creating Excellence (ACE), Mathletes and volunteers at Long Island Jewish Hospital.
Millione's Eagle Scout Service Project was to refurbish The Hempstead Plains, clearing weeds and replanting native plants and grasses. This would preserve history for future generations to see what the Long Island prairies were like. Millione is also a member of the Lynbrook varsity baseball and football teams, Lynbrook Drumline and involved with "Relay for Life" cancer walk.
Maxwell's Eagle Scout Service Project involved re-spackling and repainting a room and foyer in Bethany Church. This is the church that has hosted Troop 121 for many years. Maxwell is also a member of Lynbrook's concert and marching bands. He is involved in the installation of the new Auto CAD program for the Architectural classes.
Kozlakowski's Eagle Scout Service Project was the restoration of a walking trail at Tanglewood Preserve, benefiting numerous people who use the trail for teaching and learning. James is also a member of Lynbrook varsity football, wrestling and lacrosse teams. He is also a member of the Friends Mentor Program which is like a big brother program for younger children.
