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The Edward J. Madden Open Hearts Camp
Nestled in the Berkshires of Western Massachusetts, The Open Hearts Camp is a colorful, unique, progressive, and connected summer camp for children who have had, and are fully recovered from, open heart surgery. |
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Camp Togowoods
Camp Togowoods is located in the Matanuska Valley about 50 miles north of Anchorage. Our rustic facility surrounded by a majestic forest of birch and spruce trees, is a perfect location for helping girls achieve their best. We offer activities in the arts, wilderness travel, and aquatics. We are looking for committed, caring staff to join our team. |
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Camp Felix
Take advantage of this opportunity to give back to the community by caring for disadvantaged children who are able to receive a great camp experience at no cost. We are seeking an experienced RN for our Camp Health Director position at our three week overnight camp in Putnam Valley, NY. |
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Girl Scouts of Colorado - multiple camp locations
Horse back riding, crafts, nature/science, indoor climbing wall, challenge course, archery, hiking, cook-outs, sports, international studies, theater, campfire program |
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New Jersey YMHA-YWHA Camps
7 Jewish Sleepaway Camps in Pennsylvania serving traditional children grades 1-11, children ages 7-17 with ADHD/LD, Orthodox children and mature adults. Located 2 hours from NYC. Excellent facility. Families welcome. |
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Wildwood: A Mass Audubon Camp for Outdoor Exploration
Join a caring, creative team dedicated to helping everyone develop strong connections with nature! Wildwood is Mass Audubon's overnight camp in Rindge, NH, offering programs for children, teens, and families. We seek staff interested in teaching and learning about the environment! |
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Tel Noar/Tevya
Camp Tevya and Camp Tel Noar are non-profit, coed residential, Jewish culutre camps established in 1940 and 1950, respectfully. |
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ESF Summer Camps / Phillies Baseball Academy
ESF Summer Camps offers three different camp formats within each of it camp locations. A Day Camp for children age 4-8, Sports Camp for children 7-14 and Senior Camp for children 9-15. Day and Senior Camps are a wide variety of different activities while our Sports Campers will learn and play is wide variety of different sports. Locations in Connecticut (Hartford and Greenwich), 5 sites in Pennsylvania, 2 sites in New Jersey, and 1 site in Maryland. |
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Camp Ocean Pines
Camp Ocean Pines is a small nature and ocean camp with a focus on letting kids get out and explore. We want kids to connect with nature, with each, and with the real kid in themselves. |
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Brantwood Camp
Come share your summer with inner-city and low-income boys and girls, ages 11-15 as they experience a traditional program that includes sports, swimming, hiking, a ropes course, and much more. Staff supervise campers, implement program activities, and develop their own leadership skills while enjoying the fun and adventure of camp. |
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American Youth Foundation's Miniwanca
Come discover your best self with an unforgettable summer at American Youth Foundation's Miniwanca. We have 360 acres nestled between pristine waters and towering sand dunes with one mile of Lake Michigan beachfront. Help campers find balance in their physical, mental, social and spiritual lives in our progressive community. |
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Camp Black Hawk
Camp Black Hawk offers programs ranging from general camp activities to high adventure wilderness trips. There is something for everyone here. Camp is located in Northern Wisconsin on a playground of 320 acres of forests and lakes. Camp staff need to be over 18 years of age. |
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Camp Kinderland
Kinderland is a small, progressive sleep away camp in the Berkshires of Western Massachusetts. We are a camp committed to honoring our secular Jewish roots through creating a caring and fun community that is committed to peace and social justice. |
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Camp Starfish
Camp Starfish serves children who are struggling with emotional, learning, and behavioral problems. We provides a one-to-one staff to camper ratio to ensure every child has a successful experience. |
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Teton Valley Ranch Camp
Teton Valley Ranch Camp is committed to offering each camper the most exceptional experience that will stay with them beyond their days at camp. In doing this, we combine a strong heritage of western tradition with many diverse activities designed to help our campers build self confidence, and connect with peers and the natural beauty of Wyoming. |
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