Eric Hauglum is proud to celebrate his association with the Boy Scouts of America organization. The Boy Scouts of America is among the largest youth organizations in the United States and has a current membership of 2.7 million. Eric Hauglum has been a member of the Boy Scouting organization of the Boy Scouts of America for many years.
Eric Hauglum says that he is very honored to recognize his achievement in attaining his Eagle Scout status with the Boy Scouts of America.
“I am very grateful to have the opportunity to celebrate my membership with the Boy Scouts of America as one of its Eagle Scouts. I am thankful for my experience with the organization as well as the many friendships I’ve gained throughout my involvement,” said Eric Hauglum.
Eric Hauglum has been involved with a wide-range of activities as a member of the Boy Scouts. Eric Hauglum recently participated in a campsite cleanup project with his fellow scouts from Troop 398. Eric Hauglum is also a very active pledge of another organization wherein he serves his community as a volunteer; the Delta Upsilon Fraternity. Eric Hauglum recently served as a volunteer at the Orphan Acres Equine Rescue Rehabilitation Sanctuary, which helps to care for abused, neglected, abandoned, sick, and other horses in need of care.
Eric Hauglum has embodied the values and principles of the Boy Scouts of America for many years. Eric Hauglum is a highly dedicated young professional man who is currently attending Washington State University (WSU) and is also an employee of Taco Bell in Fife, WA. As a member of the Pullman community in Washington, which is homed in the city of Pullman, Washington, Eric Hauglum has already demonstrated his devotion to supporting his community through service. Recently, Eric Hauglum was involved with a variety of tasks as a volunteer, at the Whitman County Humane Society.
Eric Hauglum represents the Boy Scouts of America with distinction, and is proud of what he has accomplished during his many years with the organization. He has been an active volunteer in his local community, and continues to show his support for both nonprofit animal care organizations and for the BSA.