WHAT'S NEW AT CAMP WINNEBAGO?
Saturday, May 1, 2010 8:00 am to 1:00 pm
MARK YOUR CALENDARS! Lions, Leos &
Community volunteers are welcome to come to Camp Winnebago and
lend a helping hand on May 1st. We’ll start the day at 7:30 am
with donuts, juice, & coffee. We’ll wrap up the day at 1:00 pm
with brats, burgers & beverages. Volunteers are encouraged to
bring garden & construction tools, cleaning products, rags,
paint brushes, etc. Workday projects include cleaning cabins &
buildings, painting & staining, cleaning the dining hall,
general grounds clean-up, tree & branch removal, raking,
bundling campfire wood, campground maintenance, and more! Come
and help us prepare the camp for our campers!
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We’ve
restructured our camp sessions this summer to give you the
ultimate adventure and maximum fun! This summer we are making
our camp more intimate by limiting each camp session to 32
campers. This way we can insure you get the individual
attention you deserve while still enjoying all the great things
camp has to offer like camp fires, swimming, fishing, singing,
nature, sports, music, art, and drama. Plus you’ll get to
choose to participate in a variety of new, exciting activities.
That’s right, you’ll get a chance to participate in the special
new activities of your choice. And once again, we will be going
to Country Jam for a great music festival and to Brainerd for a
high adventure water week.
At Camp Winnebago,
you’ll experience excellent food, caring counselors, clean and
modern facilities, terrific entertainment, great programs and
activities, and seeing old friends and making new ones. Each
week is designed around a “Special Theme” with special food and
special activities that will make your week at camp a
fascinating and unique experience.
The fee to attend
camp is the same great price as the last five years, an all
inclusive price of only $850 per week. And although we
increased our minimum payment slightly, because all of our
campers are important to us, we are once again offering partial
scholarships to families and individuals who may not be able to
afford the entire camp fee. We’ve enclosed a scholarship
application form for your convenience
SO DON’T MISS OUT – REGISTER EARLY – WITH A
LIMIT OF 32 CAMPERS PER WEEK,
CAMP SESSIONS WILL FILL UP FAST!
TO DOWNLOAD APPLICATION MATERIALS GO TO THE
BROCHURES & FORMS PAGE
OR CALL 507-724-2351 AND WE WILL MAIL
YOU A CAMPER APPLICATION PACKET.
Applications for 2010 Summer Employment
are now being accepted.
Camp Winnebago is now
accepting summer employment applications. Summer positions
include Cabin Leaders, Counselors, a Nature Leader, a Sports &
Games Leader, an Aquatics Leader, a Music & Drama Leader, a Arts
& Crafts Leader, TMA’s/CNA’s, Food Service staff, and
Housekeeping/Maintenance staff. Camp is also seeking a
Registered Nurse to live and work on campus during the camp
season.
To download an
application or for more information about summer positions go to
the employment page.
Camp Winnebago
is looking for energetic individuals to serve on its Board of
Directors. These three year prestigious positions come
complete with coffee and donuts. Board positions run from
October through September. Board members make important
decisions for the camp including decisions on budget, staffing,
programs, fundraising, marketing, and facility use. Each board
member also serves on at least one Board Committee. The Board
meets the third Wednesday of every month. Camp Winnebago Inc.
is a 501c3 private-non-Profit organization with the mission and
purpose of serving individuals with cognitive and developmental
disabilities.
If interested in becoming a board member download the
board application below and return it to Camp Winnebago or
Personnel Committee Chair, Bruce Klein, Box 216, Lewiston, MN
55952. Contact Mr. Klein at 507-450-7799 with any questions
regarding board membership.
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