We’re looking for a few volunteers to provide one-on-one or small-group support for students who may need extra help or thrive better in small groups or 1:1.   If students who need this support aren't there, volunteers will be reassigned to other activities.

We’re looking for enthusiastic enrichment volunteers to inspire our K–8 students through STEM experiments, creative art projects, hands-on building, music, games, and fun physical activities! Your role is simple but powerful: help spark curiosity, build teamwork, and open doors to new experiences students may not have discovered before. Whether you love creating, problem-solving, or just sharing a little joy, you’ll make a lasting impact by helping kids explore, learn, and grow in a supportive environment. Materials will be provided and ready for activities in each class.  However, volunteers are always encouraged to bring ideas for future activities or lead an activity with assistance from the volunteers and staff.

Literacy Volunteer Activities (Grades PreK–8) Lessons will be provided and may include  1. Vocabulary Building - Introduce new words through games, stories, and conversations. 2. Reading Support - Read one-on-one or in small groups with students at their level. 3. Writing Development - Guide students in writing stories, journals, letters, or poems, and express themselves creatively. 4. Literacy Enrichment Games & Activities - Play word games like Scrabble Junior, Boggle, or bingo. 5. Building Confidence & Encouragement

Play with the younger children while introducing them to different textiles, developing their fine motor skills, and celebrating their curiosities indoors and out.

This volunteer will be in charge of leading a small group of kids throughout the day through their stations. Volunteers in this role must attend summer camp training on safety protocols to sign up for this role.

We’re looking for a few volunteers to provide one-on-one or small-group support for students who may need extra help or thrive better in small groups or 1:1.   If students who need this support aren't there, volunteers will be reassigned to other activities.

We’re looking for enthusiastic enrichment volunteers to inspire our K–8 students through STEM experiments, creative art projects, hands-on building, music, games, and fun physical activities! Your role is simple but powerful: help spark curiosity, build teamwork, and open doors to new experiences students may not have discovered before. Whether you love creating, problem-solving, or just sharing a little joy, you’ll make a lasting impact by helping kids explore, learn, and grow in a supportive environment. Materials will be provided and ready for activities in each class.  However, volunteers are always encouraged to bring ideas for future activities or lead an activity with assistance from the volunteers and staff.

Literacy Volunteer Activities (Grades PreK–8) Lessons will be provided and may include  1. Vocabulary Building - Introduce new words through games, stories, and conversations. 2. Reading Support - Read one-on-one or in small groups with students at their level. 3. Writing Development - Guide students in writing stories, journals, letters, or poems, and express themselves creatively. 4. Literacy Enrichment Games & Activities - Play word games like Scrabble Junior, Boggle, or bingo. 5. Building Confidence & Encouragement

Play with the younger children while introducing them to different textiles, developing their fine motor skills, and celebrating their curiosities indoors and out.

We’re looking for a few volunteers to provide one-on-one or small-group support for students who may need extra help or thrive better in small groups or 1:1.   If students who need this support aren't there, volunteers will be reassigned to other activities.

We’re looking for enthusiastic enrichment volunteers to inspire our K–8 students through STEM experiments, creative art projects, hands-on building, music, games, and fun physical activities! Your role is simple but powerful: help spark curiosity, build teamwork, and open doors to new experiences students may not have discovered before. Whether you love creating, problem-solving, or just sharing a little joy, you’ll make a lasting impact by helping kids explore, learn, and grow in a supportive environment. Materials will be provided and ready for activities in each class.  However, volunteers are always encouraged to bring ideas for future activities or lead an activity with assistance from the volunteers and staff.

Literacy Volunteer Activities (Grades PreK–8) Lessons will be provided and may include  1. Vocabulary Building - Introduce new words through games, stories, and conversations. 2. Reading Support - Read one-on-one or in small groups with students at their level. 3. Writing Development - Guide students in writing stories, journals, letters, or poems, and express themselves creatively. 4. Literacy Enrichment Games & Activities - Play word games like Scrabble Junior, Boggle, or bingo. 5. Building Confidence & Encouragement

Play with the younger children while introducing them to different textiles, developing their fine motor skills, and celebrating their curiosities indoors and out.

This volunteer will be in charge of leading a small group of kids throughout the day through their stations. Volunteers in this role must attend summer camp training on safety protocols to sign up for this role.

We’re looking for a few volunteers to provide one-on-one or small-group support for students who may need extra help or thrive better in small groups or 1:1.   If students who need this support aren't there, volunteers will be reassigned to other activities.

We’re looking for enthusiastic enrichment volunteers to inspire our K–8 students through STEM experiments, creative art projects, hands-on building, music, games, and fun physical activities! Your role is simple but powerful: help spark curiosity, build teamwork, and open doors to new experiences students may not have discovered before. Whether you love creating, problem-solving, or just sharing a little joy, you’ll make a lasting impact by helping kids explore, learn, and grow in a supportive environment. Materials will be provided and ready for activities in each class.  However, volunteers are always encouraged to bring ideas for future activities or lead an activity with assistance from the volunteers and staff.

Literacy Volunteer Activities (Grades PreK–8) Lessons will be provided and may include  1. Vocabulary Building - Introduce new words through games, stories, and conversations. 2. Reading Support - Read one-on-one or in small groups with students at their level. 3. Writing Development - Guide students in writing stories, journals, letters, or poems, and express themselves creatively. 4. Literacy Enrichment Games & Activities - Play word games like Scrabble Junior, Boggle, or bingo. 5. Building Confidence & Encouragement

Play with the younger children while introducing them to different textiles, developing their fine motor skills, and celebrating their curiosities indoors and out.

We’re looking for a few volunteers to provide one-on-one or small-group support for students who may need extra help or thrive better in small groups or 1:1.   If students who need this support aren't there, volunteers will be reassigned to other activities.

We’re looking for enthusiastic enrichment volunteers to inspire our K–8 students through STEM experiments, creative art projects, hands-on building, music, games, and fun physical activities! Your role is simple but powerful: help spark curiosity, build teamwork, and open doors to new experiences students may not have discovered before. Whether you love creating, problem-solving, or just sharing a little joy, you’ll make a lasting impact by helping kids explore, learn, and grow in a supportive environment. Materials will be provided and ready for activities in each class.  However, volunteers are always encouraged to bring ideas for future activities or lead an activity with assistance from the volunteers and staff.

Literacy Volunteer Activities (Grades PreK–8) Lessons will be provided and may include  1. Vocabulary Building - Introduce new words through games, stories, and conversations. 2. Reading Support - Read one-on-one or in small groups with students at their level. 3. Writing Development - Guide students in writing stories, journals, letters, or poems, and express themselves creatively. 4. Literacy Enrichment Games & Activities - Play word games like Scrabble Junior, Boggle, or bingo. 5. Building Confidence & Encouragement

Play with the younger children while introducing them to different textiles, developing their fine motor skills, and celebrating their curiosities indoors and out.

This volunteer will be in charge of leading a small group of kids throughout the day through their stations. Volunteers in this role must attend summer camp training on safety protocols to sign up for this role.

We’re looking for a few volunteers to provide one-on-one or small-group support for students who may need extra help or thrive better in small groups or 1:1.   If students who need this support aren't there, volunteers will be reassigned to other activities.

We’re looking for enthusiastic enrichment volunteers to inspire our K–8 students through STEM experiments, creative art projects, hands-on building, music, games, and fun physical activities! Your role is simple but powerful: help spark curiosity, build teamwork, and open doors to new experiences students may not have discovered before. Whether you love creating, problem-solving, or just sharing a little joy, you’ll make a lasting impact by helping kids explore, learn, and grow in a supportive environment. Materials will be provided and ready for activities in each class.  However, volunteers are always encouraged to bring ideas for future activities or lead an activity with assistance from the volunteers and staff.

Literacy Volunteer Activities (Grades PreK–8) Lessons will be provided and may include  1. Vocabulary Building - Introduce new words through games, stories, and conversations. 2. Reading Support - Read one-on-one or in small groups with students at their level. 3. Writing Development - Guide students in writing stories, journals, letters, or poems, and express themselves creatively. 4. Literacy Enrichment Games & Activities - Play word games like Scrabble Junior, Boggle, or bingo. 5. Building Confidence & Encouragement

Play with the younger children while introducing them to different textiles, developing their fine motor skills, and celebrating their curiosities indoors and out.

We’re looking for a few volunteers to provide one-on-one or small-group support for students who may need extra help or thrive better in small groups or 1:1.   If students who need this support aren't there, volunteers will be reassigned to other activities.

We’re looking for enthusiastic enrichment volunteers to inspire our K–8 students through STEM experiments, creative art projects, hands-on building, music, games, and fun physical activities! Your role is simple but powerful: help spark curiosity, build teamwork, and open doors to new experiences students may not have discovered before. Whether you love creating, problem-solving, or just sharing a little joy, you’ll make a lasting impact by helping kids explore, learn, and grow in a supportive environment. Materials will be provided and ready for activities in each class.  However, volunteers are always encouraged to bring ideas for future activities or lead an activity with assistance from the volunteers and staff.

Literacy Volunteer Activities (Grades PreK–8) Lessons will be provided and may include  1. Vocabulary Building - Introduce new words through games, stories, and conversations. 2. Reading Support - Read one-on-one or in small groups with students at their level. 3. Writing Development - Guide students in writing stories, journals, letters, or poems, and express themselves creatively. 4. Literacy Enrichment Games & Activities - Play word games like Scrabble Junior, Boggle, or bingo. 5. Building Confidence & Encouragement

Play with the younger children while introducing them to different textiles, developing their fine motor skills, and celebrating their curiosities indoors and out.