Kiosk Building Phase of my project

Kiosk being built in the Allied Sign shop.

We put a down payment on the kiosk with the funds we raised and construction has started.  We stopped by Allied Sign in Springville to check on some plans and they let us see the kiosk being built.  The kiosk is built to last, made of sturdy aluminum.  It will have a Plexiglas cover to protect the sign.  We hope to have the kiosk ready to install by this Saturday.  You are welcome to come help at 6:00 p.m. at Lower Hobble Creek.

Thanks for the help and donations at the Utah Lake Festival!

I would like to thank everyone that stopped by my booth at the Utah Lake Festival.  A special thanks to Luke Allen of the Utah Lake Commission who helped me get a spot at the festival.  We had a real cool spot right next to a real June sucker from the Living Planet Aquarium.  Thanks to the public for purchasing stickers and to all of the guys in my unit who volunteered.  We sold almost 100 stickers and collected over $230 for my Eagle Project.

Utah Lake Festival Sticker Fundraiser

I Need Your Help

at The Utah Lake Festival!

I need some scouts wearing their uniforms to help me with my Eagle Project!

I need your help for 1 to 2 hours to help me sell

June Sucker stickers to raise funds for a kiosk for my June Sucker sign.

Here's the cool June Sucker sticker:

Saturday June 6th, 2015

9 am to 3 pm

@ Utah Lake State Park

4400 West Center Street, Provo, UT

We need your help raising more funds for the kiosk.

Last weekend my grandparents helped me out with my project by donating aluminum cans and giving me some cash.  We're up to $719.83!  Thanks to both of my grandma's and grandpa's!

The kiosk I want is going to be more expensive than I planned by about $1000.  I guess this is why it's called a project.

I have set up a GoFundMe account to get the word out to help me raise more money.  Share the link on Facebook and tell 248 of your closest friends.  If you don't want to use PayPal or GoFundMe, just write me a note at eagleprojectjunesucker@gmail.com.

Here is what the kiosk might look like:

Here's the latest version of the sign, it's looking great!  Our graphic designer is AWESOME!!!

More rough drafts of my sign

My dad helped me work up some new drafts based on input from the DWR.  Things are really coming along!

Lower Hobble Creek WMA

Attention Anglers: June sucker Information

First drafts of my sign

I have been working with a graphic artist in my neighborhood on the first drafts of my sign.

2nd draft from artist

1st draft from artist

1st draft June sucker sign

1st draft WMA sign

Every little bit counts

Last week we dropped off another load of aluminum cans from the Setzers and some electrical motors from the Andersons.  We're now over $700!

I met with Scott Root of the DWR on a field trip to Lower Hobble Creek.  We decided where the signs are going to be placed.  We also decided on two sign panels, one describing the June sucker and one describing Lower Hobble Creek.