Stagemakers cast explores indigenous culture

had flagpole and then it was off to the woods we went! We spent hours and hours building forts and getting as dirty as possible. I was also fortunate that even though I was a troublemaker at camp they decided to offer me a job when I was old enough. I was camp director for two summers in Center Valley, and my fondest memories were our Friday BBQ where we would have dance parties and allcamp free swim in the afternoon along with whatever the special event was for the week. It was a very fulfilling job where I further honed my supervisory, planning, and interpersonal skills that have served me well since. When hiring staff I would always highlight the skills they would get to learn during the summer, because I truly believe that camp skills are LIFE SKILLS. Now I work as an Early Education Manager for Head Start using those same skills I learned back when I was 15 years old.

Q: What do you hope the Camp with games, crafts tables, doughnuts, hot latkes and cocoa, live entertainment, and a dance party! Register online at lvjcc.org/SpecialEvents or call the JCC at 610-435-3571. We hope to see you there and wish everyone a chag sameach! of Indian Culture. Stagemakers Molly of Denali. In addition, the Participants worked on hand became part of the costumes for the

JCC Alumni group can bring to the JCC of the Lehigh Valley community?

I hope that it can bring people together and allow a forum for them to share their experiences and love of camp. I always dreamed of creating such a group, and I am thrilled that the JCC is doing it. There is no better place to send your child in the summer for camp, and I think it will give the new program more visibility. I think people will be amazed at seeing the different camp offerings the JCC now gives to the community, whether it’s traditional day camp or a specialty camp.

If you’d like to join our Camp JCC Alumni Group, please fill out the form found at lvjcc.org/alumni or by scanning the QR code below! Any questions can be directed to Maggie Schutzler, Development Director at mschutzler@lvjcc.org or 610-435-3571.