After the finishing touches are put on the IV Lily Pads, all the IV Lily Pads were formally delivered to Lucile Packard Children's Hospital in March 2025.

To prepare the platforms for decorating, every platform needed to have a base coat of white paint. This event occurred in October 2024 at the Ford Family Garden at Lucile Packard Children's Hospital. More than 40 volunteers participated in an all-day event.

Multiple decorating events occurred in November and December 2025 at various locations including the Palo Alto Art Center, the Ford Family Garden at Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital, and at local high schools. AP Art Students, the Palo Alto Arts Council, Scouts from Troops 57 and 4057, staff and families from Lucile Packard Children's Hospital and other local volunteers all contributed to painting wonderful designs for the IV Lily Pads.

To enable the IV Lily Pads to be easily cleaned and to protect the artwork, they must be sealed. These events occurred in December 2024 and January 2025. Fifty-six volunteers joined us for the sealing event at Lucile Packard Children's Hospital.

To supplement the money raised by GoFundMe, I collaborated with the T4 Boba Tea restaurant on University Avenue in Palo Alto, and the leadership of my competitive swim team, PASA (Palo Alto Stanford Aquatics), to sell Boba Tea and candy at a swim meet at the end of Feb 2025. A little over $1000 was raised and the proceeds were split between PASA and this Eagle Scout project.

On March 10th, 2025, David Clark delivered 110 IV Lily Pads to Lucile Packard Children's Hospital. At the event, Dr Jesus Cepero (Chief Nursing Officer) and Kristine Taylor (Executive Director of the Center for Professional Excellence & Inquiry) spoke from Stanford Children's Hospital. David Clark (Life Scout) and Robert Nakagawa (Scout Executive / CEO of the Pacific Skyline Council) spoke from the Boy Scouts of America / Scouting America.

After the ceremony, several IV Lily Pads were delivered directly to patients within the hospital who truly enjoyed the opportunity to ride on the Lily Pads.

The community service project is being organized in a joint effort between Palo Alto’s Troop 57 and 4057 in conjunction with the hospital staff and leadership at Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital.

David Clark, a Palo Alto High School Student, and a Eagle Scout candidate is leading and organizing this project.

All Members of the community are invited to join and support this project. Many volunteers from the following organizations contributed to this project with their time, talent skills, and passion to make others life better. Thank you!

After the finishing touches are put on the 25 IV Lily Pads for the 2025-2026 season, the additional IV Lily Pads will be formally delivered to Lucile Packard Children's Hospital in early 2026.

Thanks to the generosity of Truebeck Construction, their workers completed cutting the IV Lily Pads on Monday, Oct 27th for an Oct 28th delivery to Los Altos High School. However, all the plywood platforms needed to be patched, sanded, and base painted on all sides. Thanks to nine volunteers who dropped everything on a school night to work until midnight, all the IV Lily Pad bases were patched, sanded, painted, and dry in time for the morning delivery. We didn't get the chance to take as many pictures since we were focused on getting the job done well.

Thanks to the generosity of the AP Art Department at Los Altos High School, their award-winning students agreed to decorate the IV Lily Pad Platforms. This work will be done over many sessions from October to December 2025. The IV Lily Pad platforms were delivered to Los Altos High School on 10/28/2025.

To enable the IV Lily Pads to be easily cleaned and to protect the artwork, they were sealed and then delivered in May 2026.

We need your support to bring this project to life! Your donations will help cover essential project materials, including custom-cut plywood platforms, base paint, decorating paint, painting supplies, and sealant, ensuring each IV lily pad is beautifully crafted and ready to uplift young patients.

Every contribution makes a difference, helping us bring comfort and creativity to children undergoing treatment. Thank you!