Spring 2023 Upcoming
Spring Volunteers Page 1
Party at the Park Page 2
Raffle Tickets Page 3
2022 Year in Review Page 4
Summer 2023 Theme
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Summer Camp
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Applications
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Now Hiring
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Summer Volunteers
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Staff Spotlight
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Welcome New Staff Page 11
Tributes
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Spring Break Camp
March 15-18
Family Weekend Retreat
March 24-26
Teen & Adult Day Adventure
April 1
April 29
Parent’s Night Out
April 1
April 29
Spring
Opportunities
Volunteer
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Event tickets available through Sunday, March 26, 2023.
Raffle tickets available through Tuesday, March 28, 2023
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During Summer of 2023, we’re going to be living – or re-living – some of the best days of our lives!
In 2023 we’re going to look back and celebrate fun and fashion from years past, while moving full-speed ahead with all the new memories and excitement our CAMP friends and activities will bring. If you love all things old-school, retro, throwback, or classic, you are in for a treat as we hit REWIND and go back in time! And if you prefer to dream ahead of things to come – no worries – we’ve got you covered there as well as we FAST FORWARD into the future! And in the middle of it all, we’ll find plenty of time to PLAY!
We can’t wait to see you around the CAMPfire!
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Summer Applications
As we shake off winter and welcome spring, CAMP’s summer applications are in full swing!
All of CAMP’s staff have summer on their minds as they process applications, begin hiring, and make programming ideas a reality for a fabulous summer of: “2023: Rewind, Play, & Fast Forward!”
Everyone who comes to Camp CAMP for a session must have a complete application. Keep in mind placements are assigned on a firstcompleted application – first-served basis, until spaces are filled. If any required paperwork or information is missing by the time your desired session fills, your application may be placed on the waitlist.
Here’s what you’ll need: Camper
1. Online applications & required forms
2. CAMP Physician’s Report
3. Payment Option Information
Paid Staff / Volunteer Counselor
1. Online application
2. Background check
3. References
Healthcare Volunteer
1. Online application
2. Background check
Whether you are a camper, volunteer (counselor/buddy), paid staff, or healthcare volunteer, this summer is one you won’t want to miss! See you around the CAMPfire!
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Could it be you?
CAMP is looking for some extraordinary volunteers for the summer! If you are at least 14 years old and would like to experience CAMP from a leadership standpoint, please apply.
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Have Volunteer Questions? We have answers! CAMP’s Volunteer Service Coordinator, Stephanie Hernandez, is happy to help! Email her at: volunteerservices@campcamp.org
Claire Moynihan Spotlight on
“Before I came to CAMP, I had spent every summer at other camps swimming, doing archery, enjoying waterfronts, and making lifelong friends. Summers meant the world to me, and I credit a majority of my favorite childhood memories to time spent in cabins, kayaks, and color wars. When, on a whim, I volunteered at CAMP in high school, I had no idea what to expect. I had never considered what horseback could look like for someone with limited movement, how swimming works with a tracheostomy tube, or how canoeing could be adapted to all abilities. I was amazed to see my favorite things enjoyed by populations so often left out, and even more shocked that I had never realized how much accessibility was lacking outside the gates of CAMP. Seeing such encompassing inclusion for the first time was wonderful and exciting and has forever changed my worldview.”
“CAMP is my home and the place I’ve made some of my most valued friendships. I’ve laughed, happy-cried, danced, and sang with friends across every inch of it. CAMP is why I know, and care give for my best friend with cerebral palsy, why I am studying to be an Occupational Therapist, why I can never run out of funny stories. I’ve loved every second of sharing with friends the ultimate experience that is a summer camp. Growing up, I learned a camp song that says all that needs to be said: love is for those who find it, and I found mine right here.
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Simply Amazing!
Caleb Taylor received his bachelors in Lighting Design from Webster University and a Masters in Design from UNC-Greensboro.
While in school he started his camp career working for SeriousFun Camp, Victory Junction located in Randleman, NC. There he discovered a passion for working with children with disabilities and has dedicated his life to doing so ever since.
He is thrilled to be joining the CAMP team and is looking forward to serve CAMP'S community round!
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Tributes are from December 1 through February 28
All the dedicated staff and volunteers at CAMP
by Edward and June Finnerty
Ruben Abrego
by Ms. Debra K. Abrego
Collins Allen
by Pam and Paul Rohlfs
Jeremy Bonsignore
by Mr. Nathan Bonsignore
Meredith Braden
by Mr. Paul D Hill
Brandon Briery
by Ms. Charlotte Caples Tafaro
In Honor of the CAMP staff, donors, and management
by Ms. Sheri Stone
Dion Coleman
by Tommisina Coleman
Marynell Disman
by Karen Furr
Jack Sullivan and Sandi Dooley
by Kristen Dooley-Benavides
Sandi Dooley
by Byron Dooley
Vincent Esqueda
by George and Mary Helen Esqueda
Trent Evans
by Matt and Dee Evans
by Nancy and Carl Smith
The Huffman and Harrison Families
by Gray Harrison
The Willoughby Family
by Phil and Cindy Pennell
Eleno Flores
by Ms. Jennifer Davis Bradley
Michael Hawkins
by Thomas Hill
Belinda and Nerva Hercule by Claire and Toby Jackson
Dr. Robert de Lemos, Dr. Chris Plauche, Dr. Fred McCurdy, and Dr. Don McCurnin by Mark and Janis Croley
Judi McQueary by David Mazzotta
Logan Moodie by Myron and Laura Moodie
Gregorio Nava
by Ms. Frances Jimenez
Monica O'Donnell by Larry and Kathy McClaugherty
Susan Osborne
by Ms. Kimberly Hinze
Col. Jack Pace
by All Valley Appraisals Services, Inc.
Dr. Chris Plauche by Charles and Veronica Morton
Matt and Sonnette Powell by Claire and Toby Jackson
Nathan and Nakia Powell by Claire and Toby Jackson
Ruby Rockwood by Christy Rockwood
Paul and Jaydean Urban
by Ford and Sharon Smith by Joseph Financial Partners
Dianna Hopkins and Lauren Weiss
by Ms. Laura Villarreal
Brandy and John Williams by Claire and Toby Jackson
Jess Winslett
by Jerri and Jess Winslett
Jevon Wood
by Claire and Toby Jackson
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Tributes are from December 1 through February 28
Scarlett Ancellotti
by Martin and Terry Ancellotti
Regina Anderson
by Colleen Yamaguchi
David Kyle Anguish
by John and Denise Anguish
Randall Dorsett
by Larry and Kathy McClaugherty
Dr. Fernando Guerra
by Ms. Julia Norton-Keidel
Meghan Hill
by General (R) Tom and Dr. Toni Hill
Clay Howard
by Mr. Robert Reed
Wenpu Paul Keng
by Nadia Fry
Dr. Robert de Lemos
by James Delemos
by Mr. Mark de Lemos
Neal McClaugherty
by Mr. Leonard H. Morgan
Carl McCord
by Larry and Kathy McClaugherty
Romie Shattuck
by
Betty Enos
by Kris DeArmon
Virginia Stacey
by Allan and Gwen Kropp
Zachary Thurmond
by John Cue by Jordan Gonzalez
Cole Tolson
by Mike and Lisa Elrod
Carolyn Werner by Charles and Leigh Smith
Joshua Winter
by Dr. James Bowman, III
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