Boy Scout Completes ‘Blessing Box’ Project for Downtown Rock Springs

Boy Scout Completes ‘Blessing Box’ Project for Downtown Rock Springs

Boy Scout Shane Meats built a 'Blessing Box' for the Rock Springs Main Street/Urban Renewal Agency office. The box is meant to help those in need.

ROCK SPRINGS — Thanks to an Eagle Scout project, the Rock Springs Main Street/Urban Renewal Agency (URA) office is now home to a “Blessing Box” for those in need. 

Shane Meats built the box as his Eagle Scout project. He had been working on the box for quite some time and completed it with the help of some donated materials from Home Depot, Bloedorn Lumber Company and CJS SIGNS. 

The community is encouraged to use the box, located at the URA’s Office at 603 S Main Street, responsibly. Those who can, are also encouraged to leave non-perishable food items or personal hygiene items in the box for those who are less fortunate.

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The idea for the box come from URA administrative assistant Terri Nations and Shane thought it would be a wonderful way to help the community. 

While Shane did most of the work on the project, he was aided by his parents and his older brother, Cole.

Shane has been in scouting since he was 7 years old.  He’s a sophomore at Rock Springs High School.  His parents are Tracy and Chris Meats.