2015 GSOH Camp Guide -Daisy/Brownie

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2015 Resident Camp Guide Daisy/Brownie

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Camp Molly Lauman

Come camp with us!

WYANDOT CRAWFORD

MARION

RICHLAND ASHLAND

WAYNE

HOLMES

MORROW KNOX

UNION

COSHOCTON

DELAWARE

LICKING

GUERNSEY MUSKINGUM

FRANKLIN MADISON PERRY

FAIRFIELD PICKAWAY

Resident camp is a unique sleep-away opportunity that gives girls a powerful experience building independence, character, friendships, and an understanding of the natural world, all within a safe and supportive environment.

Established in 1929, Camp Molly Lauman has a rich heritage of encouraging girls to try new things, practice newfound skills, and make lifelong memories. We want each girl to have a positive experience learning more about herself and becoming comfortable in the outdoors.

FAYETTE HOCKING ROSS VINTON HIGHLAND PIKE JACKSON

ADAMS

GALLIA SCIOTO

Camp Molly Lauman is located in Lucasville, Ohio, about 1 ½ hours from Columbus.

Camp Molly Lauman offers programs for girls who have completed grades K-12, regardless of whether or not they are a registered Girl Scout (non-members pay an extra $15 membership fee). Girls sign up to attend individually; it is not a troop event.

Girls choose a program based on their interest and grade completed in school.

Generally, all the girls in a program will share a living unit, typically consisting of platform tents, a picnic shelter, a latrine, a hand washing station, and a fire ring. Each group has 10-24 girls with 3-5 adult camp counselors. Resident camp sessions vary in length, depending upon the program and age level of the participants.

We encourage adults to work together with their girls when choosing a summer resident camp session. Resident camp is most successful when adults and girls make a decision jointly, taking the expectations of both into careful consideration.

We know your camper will have the experience of a lifetime exploring the woods, trying new activities, and making new friends. We hope you will join us this summer as we build girls of courage, confidence, and character at camp!

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7:00 a.m. Rise an d Shine 7:45 a.m. Flag Ce remony &

Announcements 8:00 a.m. Breakfa st 9:00 a.m. Unit Ac tivities Noon Lunch 1:00 p.m. Rest Ho ur 2:00 p.m. Unit Ac tivities 5:45 p.m. Flag Ce remony 6:00 p.m. Dinner 7:00 p.m. Unit or All-Camp Activity 8:30 p.m. Get Read y for Bed 9:00 p.m. Lights Ou t

You don’t have to be in a Girl Scout troop to come to camp!

Camp Activities Each camp program has a theme around which activities will focus, but ALL campers will have plenty of time to do traditional camp activities like: • Swimming • Arts and crafts • Nature exploration • Cookouts • Campfires

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Singing silly songs Playing games Making new friends Badge activities Outdoor adventures

Plus, tons of free-choice activities are available for each group to do together. Camp counselors will help girls plan their schedule on the first night of camp. Girls could pick group activities such as: • • • • • • •

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Creek stomping Sling shotting Gaga ball Making friendship bracelets Watching an outdoor movie Sleeping under the stars A tea party with one of our international counselors Visiting the camp garden

• Hiking • Letterboxing (a type of treasure hunt) • Playing parachute games • Putting on a puppet show or play • Going on a fairy hunt • Roasting marshmallows • Snacktivities

WHERE GIRLS SLEEP Camp is rustic. Girls stay in platform tents, cabins, or yurts with other girls who have all signed up for the same camp program. Each unit has pit latrines, a hand washing station, and a picnic shelter. A central shower house is available for all girls to use. In case of severe weather, indoor shelter is available.

Platform Tent

Platform tents are heavy canvas structures with wooden floors and four beds. Open flaps allow for light and ventilation Cabins have lights, screened windows, and four beds.

Yurts are a cool cross between tents and cabins. They have ceiling fans, lights, screened windows, and four sets of bunk beds.

Please check specific program descriptions to see where each group is scheduled to stay.

CAMP STAFF Cabin

Yurt

Our staff members go through an intense screening, selection, and training process.

Many staff members are aspiring teachers, outdoor educators, and former campers.

They come from all over Ohio, the United States, and the world to work here!

Staff members do not stay in the same sleeping quarters as campers. Instead, counselor quarters are near the center of the unit, where they can monitor the entire groups easily. At night, camp counselors check on girls to make sure that they are settling down well. Often they’ll read stories or sing them to sleep. Staff members are always within earshot, if they are needed.

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MEALS Most meals are served family style in the camp dining hall. We also do campfire cookouts where girls will help plan and prepare their meals.

Meals are kid-friendly and healthy.

We prepare many dishes from scratch which allows us to easily accommodate most common allergies and dietary restrictions.

Typical meals include homemade pizza, cheese quesadillas with tomato soup, and breakfast burritos. Picky eaters can usually find something that they like on our salad bar or sandwich station.

...I would stay all year if I cou ld.

BRING A FRIEND! Girls can request ONE buddy to bunk with at camp. Requests for multiple buddies will not be honored. To be bunk buddies girls must be registered for the same program and both girls must request each other by name, not troop number.

Most girls come to camp on their own, without a buddy, so if your camper is nervous about not knowing anybody, let her know that there will be many girls just like her who are eager to make new friends! If she has more than one friend coming, don’t worry.

Girls can hang out with all of their friends, new and old, during most of the day time activities, like swimming, meals, and game time.

Bring a buddy who is new to Girl Scouts and you’ll both get a special bandana as a gift!

You bet!

Maybe?

No way!

1 2 3 Do you enjoy staying overnight at a

friend’s house?

1 2 3 Can you shampoo and brush/comb

your own hair?

1 2 3 Do you do chores at home?

1 2 3 Do you enjoy outdoor activities like playing in the woods/stream/ field?

1 2 3 Can you survive without a radio, TV,

video games, iPod, and cell phone?

1 2 3 Can you see a spider or bug without

running around shrieking?

1 2 3 Can you make your own bed and keep

track of your own things?

1 2 3 Do you like to meet new people and

do things with other girls, not just

your best friends?

1 2 3 Do you enjoy sleeping outside and

listening to the sounds of nature?

1 2 3 Can you sleep without a nightlight?

1 2 3 Would you be ok if you had to walk

to a nearby building to brush your

teeth or use the bathroom?

1 2 3 Would you be ok sleeping in a tent/ cabin with other girls, knowing that your counselors are in a nearby tent/cabin?

1 2 3 Will you try new foods that might be

different than what you eat at home?

1 2 3 Do you enjoy trying new things?

1 2 3 Can you live by the Girl Scout Law? 1 2 3 Are you REALLY excited about camp?

= Total Points

Quiz Results 16-26 It sounds like you’re not quite ready take the plunge, but why not try our Family Campout, where your folks can come spend the night too; or come to one of our day programs to get a feel for what camping is like. Or day camp might be more your style because you get to have all sorts of camp fun during the day, but go home to sleep in your own bed at night.

27-37 You’re confident and ready to try new things! Troop Core Camp might be great for you and your friends. Or, bring a buddy along to a 2-night resident camp session and make some new friends.

38-48 If you’re not already a campingpro, you’re going to be a natural! You love adventure, trying new things, and making new friends. It sounds like you’re ready for a resident camp session that lasts a whole week!

You bet!

Maybe?

No way!

Can YOU relax and enjoy yourself when 1 2 3 your daughter is at a slumber party?

Quiz Results 13-20 Your daughter (and you) might not be quite ready for resident camp, but you might want to look into your local Girl Scout Day Camp, where can girls enjoy tons of daytime camp fun, but come home at night.

Check out our Family Campout too, where your whole family can come spend the weekend at camp. Day Camp and family camping are great ways to prepare girls (and parents) for resident camp next summer.

21-30 It sounds like you‘re ready to send your daughter to camp for at least a 2-night minisession! But start off with Family Campout or Troop Core Camp if you’re still not sure. Attending the Open House in May or Family Day in June will help you and your daughter prepare.

Would you be ok communicating with your daughter only by mail?

1 2 3

Are you prepared to not see your daughter for several days?

1 2 3

Are you comfortable with your daughter 1 2 3 living and playing in a rustic setting where it may rain and thunder?

Would you be willing to work with your 1 2 3 daughter so she’ll be comfortable using her sleeping bag, flashlight, and mess kit?

Are you willing to entrust the camp staff 1 2 3 with the care of your daughter?

Are you confident in your daughter’s ability to: Socialize with girls she doesn’t already know?

1 2 3

Shampoo and brush/comb her own hair? 1 2 3 Make her bed and keep track of her belongings?

1 2 3

Help with camp chores like sweeping, setting tables, and picking up litter?

1 2 3

Sleep in a tent/cabin with other girls, knowing that her counselors are in a nearby tent/cabin?

1 2 3

Try new foods and fill up on food that she likes if she doesn’t like the main dish? Ask about ingredients before eating something to which she might be allergic?

1 2 3

Ask for help if she needs it?

31-39 You’ve done this before, haven’t you?

You are confident in Total Points = your daughter’s abilities and willing to help her prepare for camp. You and your daughter are ready for a camp session lasting a whole week!

1 2 3

Check Out

Camp!

Open House

Family Day

Don’t miss this opportunity to tour camp, check out our living accommodations; poke your head in the tents, cabins, and yurts, test out the beds, and explore the dining hall. Plus girls will have a chance to join in a game of gaga, learn a new song, make a friendship bracelet, and toast a gourmet s’more!

Are you or your camper a little nervous about a first resident camp experience? Family Day is a great way for first-time campers to see camp in action! Meet the camp counselors, go for a swim, learn about nature and the critters that call camp home, play games with new camp friends, taste test some camp chow, and check out where campers eat, sleep, and play. Being familiar with new surroundings will help both girls and parents feel comfortable with your upcoming summer camp adventure. Lunch is provided for all registered participants. Register online.

Date: Sun., May 3, 2015 Time: 1:00 p.m.–4:00 p.m.

Date: Sat., Jun. 13, 2015 Time: 10:00 a.m. –5:00 p.m.

Price: $5 per person

Please R.S.V.P. by registering for this free event online.

Family Campout Grab the whole gang and join us for the most rootin’ tootin’ weekend of the summer!

Going on a horseback ride, learning to lasso, and joining in an all-camp gold rush are just some of the wild west adventures that you can try out at this year’s family camp. Of course, there will be time for swimming, crafts, and other traditional camp activities too! Price includes meals, activities, and lodging in a platform tent (upgrade to yurt or cabin for an added fee). Register online or with the family camp paper registration form.

Date: Fri., Jul. 10–Sun., Jul. 12, 2015 Time: 6:30 p.m. Fri. – 10 a.m. Sun. Price: $40 per person ages five and up; $20 per child under five

Resident Camp Mini-Sessions Mini-sessions are a great way for first time and younger campers to try out camp.

Mini-sessions all include 3-5 hours of themed program activities, plus a chance to swim, cookout, explore nature, and sing silly songs at a campfire program.

Calling all crafty kids! Do you like getting messy and being creative? In this art-tastic minisession, you spend extra time getting crafty by making all sorts of creative projects using materials like beads, paint, recycled materials, and natural objects.

Pajama Party Bring your favorite stuffed animal to the ultimate camp slumber party. You’ll make a snuggly craft project for bedtime, explore the nocturnal world on a night hike, splash around the pool at a twilight swim, and watch an outdoor movie.

Pony Express

Splish Splash If you’re ready for some splashtastic summer fun, dive into this mini-session. You’ll play water games, go creeking to explore water animals and plants, and splash and play in the pool.

Activities are all weather dependent and in case of storms, indoor shelter and alternate activities are always on hand. *Columbus bus option only.

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Giddy up, little cowgirls, and head to camp for this rootin’ tootin’ mini-session. You’ll make a western craft, learn cowgirl songs to sing ‘round the campfire, sleep in a platform tent, and get to know our four-legged friends down at the barn. You’ll spend a total of three hours at the barn doing a combination of ground and in-saddle activities.

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Cost: $175 Grade Completed

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Cost: $175

Week-Long Resident Camp Sessions Ready for a full week of outdoor adventure? At our week-long camps girls spend 3-5 hours a day doing themed program activities. The rest of their time is filled with traditional camp activities and group free-choice selections, such as swimming, arts and crafts, games, creeking, and slingshotting. Full-week sessions are not recommended for first time campers.

Playing in the Past Bring your favorite doll to camp and explore what it was like to grow up in different periods of American history with her. What was it like to live during the American Revolution, on a pioneer homestead, or during the Great Depression.

You’ll find out by playing games, making snacks, and creating doll sized accessories as you explore a different time period each day.

Medieval Merriment Hear ye, hear ye! There’s a crisis in the royal kingdom - dragons are running amok and we need your help to stop them! At this camp, you’ll join a quest to solve the dragon problem, participate in two horseback lessons at the royal stables (six hours total), play popular games from renaissance times, take aim at the slingshot range, hear stories of princesses, and much more!

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Do you like exploring and adventuring outdoors?

At camp, you’ll get to splash in the creek, dig in the garden, shoot slingshots, go on a treasure hunt, search for bugs and animals, and cook over a campfire. If all of that sounds like fun, then this is the session for you!

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Explorers

Cost: $305 Grade Completed

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2-3 #o Yu r t f Days Dates: Sun., Aug. 2 - Fri., Aug. 7, 2015 Cost: $305

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2-3 #o Yu r t f Days Dates: Sun., Jun. 28 - Fri., Jul. 3, 2015 Sun., Jul. 26 - Fri., Jul., 31, 2015 Cost: $305

Week-Long Resident Camp Sessions (continued)

Ponytails Saddle up for week at cowgirl camp! You’ll learn how to be safe around horses, how to pet and groom them, and how to start and stop your horse all by yourself. You’ll have a total of nine hours of combined ground and in-saddle lessons during your week at camp. Then round out your week of western adventure with a cowgirl craft project, signing cowgirl songs ‘round the campfire, and helping to prepare your own chuckwagon cookout.

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Cost: $305 Grade Completed

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2-3 #o C ab i n f Days Dates: Sun., Jun. 21 - Fri., Jun. 26, 2015 Sun., Jun. 28 - Fri., Jul. 3, 2015 Sun., Jul. 12 - Fri., Jul. 17, 2015 Sun., Aug. 2 - Fri., Aug. 7, 2015 Cost: $325

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Get sticky and slimy in this silly science session. Not only will you make your own slime, but you’ll launch rockets, shoot off soda geysers, and make bouncy balls, too! Plus, you’ll experiment with some tasty science by making your own ice cream!

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Yo ho, let’s go, a pirate’s life for me. Follow the second star to the right to find a camp filled with pirates, pixies, and plenty of adventure. You’ll get to follow clues to find buried treasure, raid the galley for snacks, and make dress up pieces for your own pirate and/or pixie costume at this swashbuckling session.

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Pirates & Pixies

Camp Molly Lauman

Care Packages Does your camper want souvenirs to remember her exciting time at Camp Molly Lauman? Pre-order your care packages by June 1st by ordering when you register online or by submitting the order form which can be found with your Parent Handbook and confirmation materials. All items will be packaged in a drawstring bag and at camp waiting for your camper. (Multiple care packages will be combined into one drawstring bag, if ordered for the same week of camp.)

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2015 CML T-shirt “Think Camp, Be Happy” limited edition tee (Gold)

Fun in the Sun

$10

With her Molly Lauman retro sunglasses, color changing flying disc, organic lip balm, and a Molly Lauman sweatband your camper will be camping in style!

$15 Nature Explorer A cork journal and twig pen, crystal geode to crack open, sparking quartz stones, and a bug bungalow will give young naturalists what they need to explore the world around them.

Items are not shown to scale. Colors and styles may vary.

$20 Camp Essentials Girls can show off both camp spirit and preparedness with a Molly Lauman water bottle, mettle LED flashlight, CML pennant flag, and a tube bandana.

Bunk Buddies

$20

A plush unicorn wearing a CML bandana, a travel size game, and a guided camp journal (an activity book, record keeper, and photo album all wrapped in one) will help girls create and remember many magical moments with their new camp friends.

$25

Cowgirl Kit A stuffed horse wearing a Molly Lauman saddle, a Molly Lauman horse print bandana, and a cowgirl fingernail art kit will help girls show off their cowgirl spirit to everyone around.

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Hop on a bus to camp for transportation that’s fun for girls and easy for parents!

Camp counselors supervise the bus ride, play road trip games, and sing songs with the girls.

The bus fee is $40, no matter where the stop. Preregistration is required.

Bus fees must be paid at the time of registration. Catch the bus in Delaware, Columbus, or Newark!

Exact bus stop locations and times will be posted on the parents section of the camp page on www.gsoh.org.

How to Register Registering is easy! Adults, here’s how: 1. Online registration becomes active at 9:00 a.m. on Feb. 2, 2015.

Paper registrations are also available. Call 1-800-621-7042 and we’ll mail you one.

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Figure out which program and dates your camper would like to attend.

Visit www.gsoh.org and click on the resident camp online registration box.

Submit your registration along with applicable payment.

Check your inbox. Your receipt will be emailed to the address associated with your CORA online account. We’ll also send payment reminders and tips as camp approaches.

TIP: Unsure of your login information or how to navigate online registration? Do a test run before registration opens by trying to log on and sign up for one of our family events or another council program.Contact us if you have trouble by calling 614-487-8101 or 1-800-621-7042.

Payment is easy! Here’s what and when you need to pay: 1. $40 non-refundable deposit—due at time of registration 2. $40 bus fee (if applicable)—due at time of registration 3. $15 membership dues (if not a current Girl Scout)—due at time of registration 4. Care Package fee (if applicable)—due at time of order 5. Remaining balance—due on June 1, 2015 or your registration is subject to cancellation 6. A late payment fee of $20 will be added to all balances paid after the June 1 payment deadline and for late registrations submitted after June 1.

EARLY BIRD SPECIAL Register before April 1, 2015 and you’ll get a free limited edition t-shirt that’s only available through this special offer! Make sure to include your desired size when you register. This offer is good for one (1) t-shirt per camper. T-shirts will be delivered at camper check-in. Camper must attend to receive shirt.

Frequently Asked Registration Questions My camper’s program is full, what should I do?

If you call us, we can add you to a waitlist; but very few waitlisted campers actually make it onto the roster. Please consider signing up for a second choice program if your first choice is full.

Is financial assistance available?

Yes! Financial assistance and a variety of camperships are available for all programs in this mailer except for family camp. Find out more information at www.gsoh.org, by emailing camp@gsoh.org, or by calling 1-800-621-7042.

When will I get my confirmation packet? It’s online right now! All confirmation materials are posted under the camp tab of www.gsoh. org. Go there for packing lists, forms that will need to be filled out, check-in and check-out times, and more valuable information about summer camp.

Can campers stay with a sister or friend?

Yes! If girls are registering for the same program, they can request ONE other girl as a buddy. Please do not ask for more than one buddy; the request will not be honored. Please request buddies by name, not troop number.

When is final payment due?

All payments must be received on June 1, 2015. A late fee of $20 will be added to any payments not received by June 1.

Can I register after June 1?

Yes! If there is space in a program, you can register up until the week before a camp starts. A late registration fee of $20 is added to all resident camp registrations after June 1.

Cancellation Policy Resident camp cancellations made before June 1, 2015 will receive a full refund, minus the $40 non-refundable deposit.

Cancellations after June 1, 2015 must include a doctor’s note or other suitable documentation. Acceptable situations include camper’s illness, family emergency, parent’s change of job status or job transfer, etc. If eligible for a refund, minus the deposit, a written request must be submitted to the Council Headquarters within two weeks of the start of the intended camp program. Refunds are made by Council check and will be mailed. Please allow four to six weeks for processing. No refunds will be given after Aug. 31, 2015.

If a camp session is cancelled by GSOH due to low enrollment or other reasons, campers will be given a choice to transfer to a suitable open session or receive a full refund of amount paid.

Other

Outdoor Adventures Pirate Treasure Hunt Shiver-me-timbers, there’s treasure to be hunting! We’ll start by making dress-up pieces so you look the part, then set off on a swashbuckling letterboxing adventure, deciphering clues and a treasure map to find the buried treasure!

Remember, X marks the spot!

Grade Completed

2-3

Location: Camp Molly Lauman (Scioto Co.)

Cost: $6 per person Time: 1:00 p.m.–4:00 p.m.

Date: Sat., Jun. 13, 2015 Deadline: 5/27/2015

Date: Sat., Jun. 27, 2015 Deadline: 6/10/2015

Date: Sat., Jul. 25, 2015 Deadline: 7/8/2015

Splash & Saddle 1 Spend a day at Camp Molly Lauman’s two most popular spots, the barn and the pool!

Take the reins for a horseback arena lesson, spend time splashing at the pool, and round out the fun with traditional camp activities like crafts, games, and lunch in the camp dining hall. Limited adult spots are available.

Non-participating adults are welcome to watch, but need to preregister for lunch ($5).

Grade Completed

2-3

Location: Camp Molly Lauman (Scioto Co.)

Cost: $15 per person Time: 10:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.

Date: Sat., Jun. 13, 2015 Deadline: 5/27/2015

Date: Sat., Jun. 27, 2015 Deadline: 6/10/2015

Date: Sat., Jul. 25, 2015 Deadline: 7/8/2015

Pal & Me Overnight Bring your favorite adult pal with you to this overnight camp experience. You can try a variety of camp activities while having a familiar adult nearby. Activities will include crafts, games, a cookout, singing, nature exploration, and more!

Location: Camp Wakatomika (Licking Co.)

Cost: $30 per person Time: 6:00 p.m.–3:00 p.m.

Grade Completed

K-1

Daisy Date: Fri., Jun. 19 – Sat., Jun, 20, 2015 Deadline: 6/3/2015

Grade Completed

2-3

Brownie Date: Sat., Jun. 20 – Sun., Jun, 21, 2015 Deadline: 6/3/2015

Day Camp 2015 Want a camp experience that’s close to home, but where you don’t have to spend the night? Day camp is a fantastic opportunity for you to experience the great outdoors in a five-day camp session that’s fun, affordable, and close to home. Summer sleuths will learn investigation and crime solving skills, while enjoying all the fun of traditional camp, like exploring nature, participating in flag ceremonies, cooking outdoors, making crafts, and much more! With seventeen different locations and nine weeks to choose from, we hope that something will fit your needs and busy summer schedule. Registration opens on April 1, 2015.

Which day camp is best for you?

We offer day camps throughout the council; as far north as Wooster, as far south as Rio Grande, as far east as Dillon State Park and as far west as Paint Creek State Park. We also utilize many of the metro parks such as Blendon Woods, Slate Run, and Christmas Run Park not to mention our own campsCrooked Lane, Ken-Jockety, and Beckoning Trails.

Cost for a week of day camp ranges between $35-$95 and depends on whether it is an all day camp or a twilight camp in addition to what is offered.

Adults, can you spare five days this summer to make a difference in the lives of girls? Day camp depends on dedicated volunteers to have nine successful, fun-filled weeks each year. The number of girls who can be accepted to day camp directly correlates to the number of adult volunteers. As a volunteer, you’ll receive training to become familiar with the program, learn basic outdoor skills, and receive a day of orientation at the site by the day camp director. Please consider volunteering so we can provide as many opportunities as possible for every girl who wants to attend! Check out all of the day camp opportunities at www.gsoh.org.

Check out the details at www.gsoh.org!

Registration begins February 2!

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