Volunteering with Kids Zone Summer Day Camps is a great way to spend a week of your summer.
If you are going into grade 9, 10, or 11 we would love to have you join our volunteer team!
Volunteers are expected to
- Bring a smile and a great attitude
- Be on time every day (usually half an hour before the campers come)
- Be a good role model
- Participate in games and activities
- Attend out-trips
- Be willing to help out wherever the staff needs you
In addition, you will get a sneak peek at what it takes to run a summer camp!
Leadership
We want to help you grow as a leader. In 2022 we started giving volunteers the opportunity to work together as a team to create and run their own game or activity on Thursdays (with help from staff, of course!). It can be something as simple as teaching the kids to play a particular dodgeball variation, or as unique as the group wants to make it. We love seeing your creativity and we want to give you a chance to see some of what goes into running a summer camp. Whether or not you ever work at a summer camp, this gives you a neat experience that you can talk about on your resumé.
At the end of the summer you will receive a letter from the Director stating that you have given 33 hours of your time to volunteering with Kids Zone Day Camps. This is also a super easy way to satisfy the 30 hours of work experience / community service required to graduate high school.
If you are going into grade 9, 10, or 11 we would love to have you join our volunteer team!
Volunteers are expected to
- Bring a smile and a great attitude
- Be on time every day (usually half an hour before the campers come)
- Be a good role model
- Participate in games and activities
- Attend out-trips
- Be willing to help out wherever the staff needs you
In addition, you will get a sneak peek at what it takes to run a summer camp!
Leadership
We want to help you grow as a leader. In 2022 we started giving volunteers the opportunity to work together as a team to create and run their own game or activity on Thursdays (with help from staff, of course!). It can be something as simple as teaching the kids to play a particular dodgeball variation, or as unique as the group wants to make it. We love seeing your creativity and we want to give you a chance to see some of what goes into running a summer camp. Whether or not you ever work at a summer camp, this gives you a neat experience that you can talk about on your resumé.
At the end of the summer you will receive a letter from the Director stating that you have given 33 hours of your time to volunteering with Kids Zone Day Camps. This is also a super easy way to satisfy the 30 hours of work experience / community service required to graduate high school.
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