Success Story4-H Camp 2022
4-H Camp 2022
Author: Trever Cole
Planning Unit: Mason County CES
Major Program: Camping
Plan of Work: Youth Development
Outcome: Initial Outcome
With advertising the experience at MCIS MCMS and St. Patrick schools I was able to increase camp numbers in Mason County to 54 kids. This provided an opportunity for kids to have some what of a return to normal after COVID allowing them to socialize with peers in a non-school setting, as well as learn skills and responsibilities that 4-H summer camp teaches. With the help of the R.C. Durr Foundation and several homemaker groups several kids were able to attend camp that with out their donations would not have been with out them.
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