Ohio 4-H Camp Graham

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4-H Camp Graham

Spring 2008 Update:

Spring is upon us and we are getting ready for another great summer at 4-H Camp Graham. Some projects that we are working on include building new bunk beds in the girls cabins, rebuilding steps from the dining hall to the boys cabins and installing a sound system in the Recreation Hall. We will be having volunteer weekends during late April/early May to accomplish some of these projects and if anyone is willing to grab a hammer and volunteer, please send an email to campgraham@verizon.net. If you are a teen and are looking for more information for the teen work camp May 17-18, please click HERE.

If your group is looking for a place to hold their retreat this fall, there are still plenty of open weekends. Check our 2008 calendar and contact campgraham@verizon.net for more information. See you this summer!

Jason Curlis, Executive Director

Now Hiring Lifeguards!!

Spend your summer at camp! If you or anyone you know is interested in being a lifeguard this summer, please click on "Employment Opportunities" and let us know!

"Paving the Way"

4-H Camp Graham

2008 Brick Campaign

Have you ordered your brick yet? Throughout the 2008 camping season we will be taking orders for personalized bricks to make a new walkway at camp. If you are a current or past camper, counselor, or supporter of 4-H Camp Graham, we want you to be represented! Bricks can be personalized with three or six lines of text and will become a beautiful, permanent part of camp. You can order online with your credit card by clicking on the image to your left. If you wish to pay by check, please click HERE to print a PDF copy of the order form. Simply mail it to the address on the bottom of the form. If you have any questions, please email campgraham@verizon.net

What is 4-H?

This year, 286,000 Ohio youth will be involved in 4-H -- a non-formal educational program for youth ages 5-19. 4-H is the largest youth organization in the country. 4-H'ers learn by doing as they participate in projects and many other activities designed to help them develop as individuals and become responsible, productive members of society. All 4-H programs focus on active involvement and experiences which stimulate lifelong learning of values and skill.

Volunteers are vital to the success of 4-H activities. In Ohio, 25,000 volunteers contribute nearly one million hours to 4-H each year. Their knowledge, enthusiasm and leadership help 4-H build the foundation that prepares young people for the future.