BEFORE & AFTER: Boy Scout Troop 282’s landscaping makeover at Tibbetts UMC

When we stopped by the Tibbetts United Methodist Church (WSB sponsor) book sale last weekend, we spotted Boy Scout Troop 282 working on the landscape and included a photo in our report. Now, it’s just been finished. Here are the before and after photos:

A troop parent sent the photos and update:

Tibbetts United Methodist Church (3940 41st Ave. SW) now has a new look, thanks to the hard work contributed by West Seattle Boy Scout Troop 282 and other recruited volunteers. This Eagle Scout Project, organized and led by Cade Carney, made considerable improvements to the landscape in the front of the building.

Work has been underway for several weeks but (Saturday) the last capstone was placed, completing the project.

Thanks to everyone who shares news of community volunteering and giving, and other good work – editor@westseattleblog.com any time!

10 Replies to "BEFORE & AFTER: Boy Scout Troop 282's landscaping makeover at Tibbetts UMC"

  • sc April 30, 2017 (3:36 pm)

    Nicely done!

  • WTF April 30, 2017 (6:18 pm)

    It looks awesome guys!  Great job.

  • Steve Shelver April 30, 2017 (7:52 pm)

    Great Job Cade – Troop 282 is thankful for your service to the community.

  • WSLifer May 1, 2017 (6:06 am)

    Wow – such beautiful work and much of it done in the rain.  Thank you, Cade, and Troup 282 for this wonderful project!

  • Rev. Dr. Joanne Carlson Brown May 1, 2017 (7:42 am)

    We at Tibbetts are deeply grateful to Cade and his troop and volunteers from the church for their wonderful work to make our church grounds look much better and inviting. We are truly blessed.

  • Jake from State Farm May 1, 2017 (7:53 am)

    You have a great future in landscaping, nice job!

  • Diane May 1, 2017 (8:21 am)

    Great job 282!  It looks beautiful

  • Wendy Hughes-Jelen May 1, 2017 (11:01 pm)

    It looks fantastic! Thanks to 282 and the other volunteers who helped with this beautification project! It’s a huge difference.

  • Ben May 3, 2017 (10:20 am)

    Looks great!  Nice work Cade, Troop 282 and the rest of the volunteers.

  • Dr. D May 3, 2017 (12:07 pm)

    Awesome … you could easily raise troop funds by hiring out for small projects!!

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