GREEN BAY YMCA SUMMER CAMP GUIDE 2015GOT CAMP?

IT DOES THE SPIRIT, MIND & BODY GOOD!

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KAMP KERMIT?Your 4 or 5-year old child enjoys interacting with a smaller group of children and is comfortable being away from home for a half-day experience.

KIDS CAMP?Your 5-10 year old child can comfortably spend the whole day away from home, enjoys being around many other children in an urban setting, likes being outdoors, or may be trying out full-day camp for the first time.

CAMP WABANSI?Your 7-12 year old child is striving for independence, can handle feeling further away from home, enjoys outdoor exploration and activities, or is ready to try spending one night at camp in order to try overnight camp in the future.

CAMP U-NAH-LI-YA?Your 7-17 year old child has had positive experiences away from home, is striving for independence, or is ready for an overnight camping adventure. YMCA Camp U-Nah-Li-Ya is a traditional overnight camp located 65 miles north of Green Bay.

WHY CHOOSE:

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CAMP DIRECTOR Heidi Marquardt TELEPHONE 920.436.1243 EMAIL heidi.marquardt@greenbayymca.org ADDRESS YMCA Kamp Kermit - East Side Center 1740 S Huron Rd Green Bay WI 54311

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Kamp Kermit is licensed by the State of Wisconsin Department of Children and Family Services.

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KAMP KERMIT To register, see page 30.

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INTRODUCTION:Your 4-5 year old will enjoy a half day of fun, safe and healthy activities that are geared toward your child’s developmental level. Thursday field trips are included in their fun-filled week. Your family is welcome to join your camper for an onsite family picnic on Friday complete with songs, skits and camper recognition.

CAMP FEES PER WEEKMembers $105General Public $130*Financial Assistance is made available through contributions to the YMCA’s Annual Campaign. See page 30 for more information.

ACTIVITIESKamp Kermit offers a variety of activities throughout the week. Your child will participate in group games, arts and crafts, swimming, stories and songs, creative free-play and fitness activities.

PARENT HANDBOOKPlease print off a Kamp Kermit Parent Handbook at www.greenbayymca.org prior to your child’s camp week.

HOURS OF OPERATIONKamp Kermit runs from 8:30 am to 12:30 pm Monday through Friday.

DROP-OFF AND PICK-UP There is no bus service for Kamp Kermit. Parents are responsible for arranging transportation to and from camp each day.

Week 1 ............ Sports Adventures June 15-19

Week 2 .............. Magical Kingdom June 22-26

Week 3 .............. Everyday HeroesJune 29-July 3

Week 4 .......... Friends on the FarmJuly 6-10

Week 5 ........... Growing GourmetsJuly 13-17

Week 6 ..... Super Power AcademyJuly 20-24

Week 7 ........... Outdoor ExplorersJuly 27-31

Week 8 ............... Pirate’s JourneyAugust 3-7

Week 9 ........ Backyard GardenersAugust 10-14

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KAMP KERMIT theme weeks

SPORTS ADVENTURESWeek 1, June 15-19We’re challenging the sports world this week as we run, jump and play our way through the adventures of sports of all sorts! Who’s your favorite team? We’ll go see Green Bay’s famous stadium and learn cool football facts on our field trip to Lambeau Field*!

MAGICAL KINGDOMWeek 2, June 22-26Whether your little camper is a prince, a princess or a knight in shining armor, we will be exploring the make-believe world of the enchanted kingdom. Our field trip will take us to Kidz Town* where campers will be delighted by a magical show and can then use their imagination to be anything they’d like.

EVERYDAY HEROESWeek 3, June 29-July 3They stand ready at a moment’s notice to protect our freedom and promote our safety…police, fire-fighters, military personnel, emergency and medical workers. We’ll see what it’s like to be every day heroes and practice our safety skills through games, art projects, stories, meet some real life heroes, and tour the Ashwaubenon Public Safety Department* to see firsthand how some of our safety professionals work.

FRIENDS ON THE FARMWeek 4, July 6-10 E-I-E-I-Oh my…Kamp Kermit is turning in to a pretend farm! All the crafts, stories and games promise to make you feel like you’ve just made friends with the cows and chickens down on the farm. Our field trip will lead us to Heritage Hill* where we will meet the animals, do laundry and help with chores…just like the old days—but much more fun—then we’ll end our visit with a couple of old fashion games.

GROWING GOURMETSWeek 5, July 13-17We will be little chefs for the week as we create fun snacks and explore the world of yummy food! Let’s see what our growing gourmets will discover on our field trip to Festival Foods* where we will get a behind-the-scenes tour and learn about their daily work!

SUPER POWER ACADEMYWeek 6, July 20-24We’re brave and we’re bold! No villains stand a chance when they meet up with us! We’ll transform ourselves into super heroes through costumes, play, and challenges. On Thursday, we’ll set out to conquer the world of Bay Beach Amusement Park.*

OUTDOOR EXPLORERSWeek 7, July 27-31It’s a big, wide world out there! Let’s see the sights of our natural surroundings, learn about the great outdoors and navigate a scavenger hunt, all while keeping a lookout for animal tracks. Our field trip will be to explore the N.E.W. Zoo.*

*NOTE: Field trips are subject to change based on weather and availability.

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PIRATE’S JOURNEYWeek 8, August 3-7Arrgh, is that a pirate ship we see? We’ll imagine Kamp Kermit as a far-away land filled with adventure, challenges and missing treasures. This week, we will “sail” over to The Children’s Museum* for our field trip.

BACKYARD GARDENERSWeek 9, August 10-14Our little gardeners will learn all about the plants, fruits and vegetables that can be grown in your own backyard and how to incorporate a more Earth-friendly approach to everyday living. This week’s field trip will take us to the Green Bay Botanical Gardens.*

JUNIOR COUNSELOR Offered all sessions, ages 11 and upSpend a week learning leadership skills and techniques to last a lifetime. During your week as a JC, you will have the opportunity to work side by side with our counselors. Your journey in the JC program will include how to lead a group of campers, teach arts & crafts and games, and how to work in a group with your fellow JCs. If you decide to join us for more than one week of the program, you’ll build upon your leadership skills by taking on a more active role and work more closely with our counselors. A Y Camp t-shirt, daily snacks and field trip costs are included in the fee.

ages 11 and upMembers: $30General Public: $45

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CAMP DIRECTOR Denise Mancheski TELEPHONE 920.436.9675 EMAIL kidscamp@greenbayymca.org ADDRESS YMCA KIDS Camp 601 Cardinal Lane Green Bay WI 54313

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KIDS Camp is licensed by the State of Wisconsin Department of Children and Family Services.

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KIDS CAMP To register, see page 30.

INTRODUCTIONYour 5-10 year old child will experience social development, boost their self-esteem, learn new skills, and gain character values while surrounded by our caring staff in an urban camp setting.

LOCATIONKIDS Camp is located next to the West Side YMCA in Howard.

Join us at KIDS Camp to meet the Director and counselors, play games, create an arts & crafts project and

get your camper excited for a great summer at camp!

RSVP by calling 436.9675 or emailing kidscamp@greenbayymca.org

Thursday, June 11, 20155:30-7:30 PM

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CAMP FEES PER WEEK:Members $165General Public $190

Financial Assistance is made available through contributions to the YMCA’s Annual Campaign. See page 30 for more information.

DAILY SCHEDULE AND ACTIVITIES 8:45-9:00 am Check In 9:00-9:30 am Flag Raising/ Announcements/Snack 9:30-9:45 am Fitness Fun 9:45-11:00 am Theme Activities 11:00-11:45 am Camp Activities* 11:45-12:15 pm Lunch 12:15-1:00 pm Camp Activities* 1:00-3:00 pm Swimming/ All Camp Game 3:00-3:30 pm Camp Clean Up/Snack 3:30-3:45 pm Flag Lowering 3:45-4:00 pm Check Out

*Camp activities may include crafts, team building, fitness fun, hikes, nature exploration, small and large group games, archery, skits, songs, field trips and more.

TRANSPORTATIONBus transportation is provided to and from KIDS Camp, or you may choose to drop your child off directly at Camp.

KIDS Camp (next to the West Side YMCA)

Parent Drop-Off 8:45 amParent Pick-Up 3:45 pm

Langlade School (Broadview Drive)

Bus Pick-Up 8:15 amBus Drop-Off 4:15 pm

Downtown YMCA (Jefferson Street)

Bus Pick-Up 8:30 amBus Drop-Off 4:00 pm

FAMILY NIGHTShare in the camp experience with your child by attending the optional Family Night on Wednesday. An entertaining program including skits, songs, games and camper recognition.

PARENT HANDBOOKPlease print off a KIDS Camp Parent Handbook at www.greenbayymca.org before your camper attends camp.

BEFORE AND AFTER CAMP CARE$15 per child, per week of campBefore and After Camp Care is offered at the West Side YMCA, Langlade School and the Downtown YMCA. Care begins at 7:00 am and concludes at 6:00 pm. You may sign up for this care when you register for camp.

THEME WEEKSWeek 1 ......................... June 15-19Rollin’ Into Summer

Week 2 ......................... June 22-26Splish Splash

Week 3 ........................ June 29-July 3Get This Party Started

Week 4 ......................... July 6-10Hey Batter, Batter

Week 5 ......................... July 13-17A Bug’s Life

Week 6 ......................... July 20-24Sports of All Sorts

Week 7 ......................... July 27-31Karate

Week 8 .........................August 3-7Super Slime

Week 9 .........................August 10-14KIDS Camp Olympics

Week 10 .......................August 17-21Slip and Slide

Join us at KIDS Camp to meet the Director and counselors, play games, create an arts & crafts project and

get your camper excited for a great summer at camp!

RSVP by calling 436.9675 or emailing kidscamp@greenbayymca.org

Thursday, June 11, 20155:30-7:30 PM

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ROLLIN’ INTO SUMMERWeek 1 June 15-19Summer is finally here! It’s our first week of camp-come explore! This week we’ll be giving you a taste of ALL that camp has to offer. Later in the week we will be rolling over to Rola Rena* for some crazy fun! Come make new friends, sing songs, play Gaga and have loads of fun!

SPLISH SPLASHWeek 2 June 22-26Nobody will stay dry this week, as we get soaked from head to toe! Get ready for some wet and wild fun with all the water games we are sure you will enjoy! This week will also include a trip to the Resch Aquatic Center* to enjoy their water slides and help cool us off. Let’s go on an underwater adventure everyone!

GET THIS PARTY STARTEDWeek 3 June 29-July 3Join us this week in celebrating America’s and Platty’s birthday with carnival games, prizes and a bounce house! We will also visit the home of America’s football team (The Green Bay Packers), Lambeau Field*. Be sure to wear your red, white and blue, as well as your Packer wear this week! Celebrations of all sorts are what this week is all about!

HEY BATTER, BATTERWeek 4 July 6-10Are you ready for some baseball? Get your game face on as we cheer the Wisconsin Timber Rattlers on to victory! Hey, you might even be lucky enough to catch a fly ball, as we travel to Fox Cities Stadium* for a day game! We will actively combine sports, games and lots of fun all in one week. Get ready for an awesome week!

*Note: Field trips are subject to change based on weather and availability.

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A BUGS LIFEWeek 5 July 13-17Put on your hiking shoes and grab your hiking stick as we explore Mother Nature and all she has to offer! Explore the pond or explore the woods, Barkhausen Waterfowl Preserve* will give us some hands-on fun! We will investigate what lives in the pond and what hides in the woods. It will be a week filled with learning about nature and most importantly how to have fun with our surroundings.

SPORTS OF ALL SORTSWeek 6 July 20-24Get ready to move! This interactive week will include learning all types of sports…from the classics as well as wacky camp favorites. Did someone say Gaga? Create a team name, team banner and chant! Our week includes a trip to Duck Creek Miniature Golf Course* where you can test your golfing skills. Get your game on!

KARATEWeek 7 July 27-31Kim’s Tae Kwon Do will provide instruction this week as we learn punches, kicks and self defense. It’ll be a guaranteed kickin’ good time! All skills introduced will be specific to age and development. Parents can join us on Friday for our Karate Demonstration and even see your child break their very own wooden board!

SUPER SLIMEWeek 8 August 3-7Get ready to get messy everybody! This week will include some gooey, grimy and slimy hands-on projects as well as crazy food challenges and unique games. It will be a week filled with wild excitement and nobody will leave camp clean this week…guaranteed!

KIDS CAMP OLYMPICSWeek 9 August 10-14Join us for a fun week with a crazy twist on traditional Olympic activities. We will have sack races, three legged races, an obstacle course and an Olympic torch relay just to mention a few! Staff will even challenge the kids in an event or two! Later in the week we will be skating over to Cornerstone Ice Center* to test our skating skills. Get ready to show off your personal best!

SLIP AND SLIDEWeek 10 August 17-21Join us for our end of summer hooray, as we enjoy a week filled with camp’s favorite games and activities. This week will be filled with camp memories that you can only find at Kids Camp! We will visit the Resch Aquatic Center* one last time and say goodbye to our warm summer days. You won’t want to miss the grand finale. Let’s say goodbye to summer camp 2015, but stay friends forever.

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JUNIOR COUNSELOR Offered weeks 1-10 for youth ages 11 and upSpend a week learning leadership skills and techniques to last a lifetime. During your week as a JC, you will have the opportunity to work side by side with our counselors. Your journey in the JC program will include how to lead a group of campers, teach arts & crafts and games, and how to work in a group with your fellow JCs. If you decide to join us for more than one week of the program, you’ll build upon your leadership skills by taking on a more active role and work side by side with our counselors.Members ............................................. $95General Public ................................. $110*Junior Counselors are welcome to register for up to four weeks of the program.

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CAMP DIRECTOR Jessica Glair TELEPHONE 920.825.7830 (May 1-Oct 31) 715.276.7116 (Nov 1-Apr 30) EMAIL campwabansi@greenbayymca.org ADDRESS YMCA Camp Wabansi 1242 Bayshore Road Brussels, WI 54204 WEBSITE www.campwabansi.org

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YMCA Camp Wabansi is accredited by the American Camp Association. Learn more by visiting www.acacamps.org.

www.campwabansi.org

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INTRODUCTIONWhen your child tells you about their adventures at YMCA Camp Wabansi, you’ll hear all about boating, swimming, singing camp songs, shooting bows and arrows, building campfires, creating art, close encounters with wildlife, playing sports, taking nature hikes, team-building, and endless fun. In fact, they are returning home with new skills, interests, character values, and amazing memories. When you snap a photo of your child being recognized by their own counselor at Family Night for the way they cared for a fellow camper, played with good sportsmanship, or acted as a role model for others, you will truly know the essence of the Camp Wabansi experience.

ABOUT CAMP WABANSI Camp Wabansi is just a short bus ride from Green Bay located in Door County, Wisconsin. Camp is nestled in 35 wooded acres on an incredible Green Bay waterfront and is equipped with modern restrooms.

We are rich in traditions - we’ve been providing quality summer day camp for 65 years!

Safety is our #1 priority. We are accredited by the American Camp Association by satisfying hundreds of programming and safety standards.

Campers are carefully placed into small groups with other campers of similar age and same gender. Our counselors ride the bus with the campers and they are all certified in CPR and First Aid.

Campers bring their own bag lunches during the week. We provide an afternoon snack each day.

Some campers sign up with a friend, but many don’t and they make lots of new friends.

Come for one week, or come for more! With a variety of themes and specialty camps, the camp experience is different every single week.

CAMP WABANSITo register, see page 30.

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CAMP FEES: TRADITIONAL CAMPMembers....................................... $200(week 9: $160)

General Public............................... $215(week 9: $175)

Specialty Camp fees vary. See pages 22-23.

Financial Assistance is made available through contributions to the YMCA’s Annual Campaign. See page 30 for more information.

TRANSPORTATIONBus transportation to camp is included in the camp fees: Pick-Up Drop-Off

West Side YMCA 7:45 am 4:40 pm

Langlade School 7:45 am 4:40 pm

East Side YMCA 8:15 am 4:15 pm

Luxemburg-CascoHigh School 8:20 am 4:00 pm

Dyckesville 8:40 am 3:55 pm

You may drop off and/or pick up your child directly at camp if you choose. Drop off is at 9:00 am and pick up is at 3:45 pm.

BEFORE AND AFTER CAMP CARE$15 per child, per week of campBefore and After Camp Care is offered at the West Side YMCA and Langlade School. Care begins at 7:00 am and concludes at 6:00 pm. You may sign up for this care when you register for camp.

TRADITIONAL CAMP DATESWeek 1 ...........................June 15-19Ooey Gooey Fun

Week 2 .......................... June 22-26Green & Gold

Week 3 ...............................No Camp

Week 4 ............................... July 6-10Minion Mischief

Week 5 ............................ July 13-17The Olympics

Week 6 .......................... July 20-24Calling All Actors

Week 7 ............................July 27-31Super Heroes

Week 8 ............................August3-7State Fair

Week 9 ....................August 10-13*Color Wars*Week 9 is Mon-Thurs only. There is no Thursday overnight.

THURSDAY NIGHTSIt’s Family Night! Enjoy a cookout, tour camp, meet your child’s counselor and watch some great camper skits and recognition. Campers can choose to bunk in the cabins with their new friends and counselors with the optional overnight adventure (additional fee of $30).

Sunday, May 31, 201512:00-3:00 PM

Please RSVP by calling theCamp Office at 715.276.7116

or online atwww.campwabansi.org

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DOOR COUNTY ADVENTUREOffered weeks 2 and 7.Feeling adventurous? Visit the county park to play some disc golf, kayak the shores of the bay, and even spend a day exploring Potawatomi State Park. On Thursday night, pitch your tents and hang out around your own campfire at camp!Members .............................................. $265General Public ..................................... $280

FISHING CAMPOffered weeks 2 and 5.Calling all anglers! Learn all about Wisconsin fishing regulations and explore the different kinds of fish in Green Bay as you travel to Chaudoir’s Dock and Little Sturgeon Marina. Camp provides all the equipment you need, but feel free to bring your own if you’d like. This popular program fills fast – don’t let “the big one” get away!Members .............................................. $230General Public ..................................... $245

YOUNG ARTISTSOffered weeks 2 and 5.Spend two days at the Hands-On Art Studio in Fish Creek, WI with professional artists to create art beyond your wildest imagination. Projects may include metal-working, ceramics, painting, and mosaics. You will also design and create a permanent project that will be on display at Camp Wabansi for years to come.Members .............................................. $295General Public ...................................... $310

HORSE CAMPOffered weeks 1 and 6.Horse lovers will spend two days at the ranch learning about good horsemanship and riding techniques. Learn what it takes to care for horses by grooming, saddling, and feeding them. Top off your time at the corral with individual lessons in the arena tailored to your ability level.Members ............................................... $305General Public ..................................... $320

SURVIVOR Offered weeks 4 and 6.Your tribe will be challenged with many outdoor skills including orienteering, fire-building, basic first-aid, raft-building and making shelters. Create some awesome meals over the fire and, if you choose to stay overnight on Thursday, you will camp out in Wabansi’s famous “Yabwe” campsite!Members ............................................... $230General Public ...................................... $245

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CAMP WABANSI specialty camps ages 10-12

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INTRODUCTORY COUNSELOROffered all sessions, ages 13 and upTake the first step toward unlocking your leadership potential. You will learn fundamental leadership qualities as you are mentored by a counselor, team-build with other teens, and discover how to become a solid role model for others. With guidance from the Teen Leadership Director, you will gain skills that you can truly take home.Members ........................................... $160 General Public ............................... $185(week 9: $130) (week 9: $150)

Note: All first-year teen leaders begin their leadership experience as an Introductory Counselor.

JUNIOR COUNSELOROffered all sessions, ages 14 and upBuild upon the skills developed in the Introductory Counselor program as you partner with a cabin group throughout the week and help to plan and lead camp events including large group games, songs, and cabin activities.Members ........................................... $160 General Public ............................... $185(week 9: $130) (week 9: $150)

Note: Previous participation in the Introductory Counselor program is required.

ages 13-17members: $160

(week 9: $130)

general public: $185(week 9: $150)

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ASSISTANT COUNSELOROffered all sessions, ages 16 & 17If you are looking to fully realize your leadership potential, the Assistant Counselor (AC) program is the final step in Camp Wabansi’s leadership progression. Plan and lead camp activities, assist in the Camp Store, accompany special groups on out-of-camp trips, and work side by side with the Camp Wabansi counselors to learn what it takes to become a well-rounded staff member.

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TELEPHONE 715.276.7116 EMAIL campunie@greenbayymca.org ADDRESS YMCA Camp U-Nah-Li-Ya 12101 Y Camp Rd Suring, WI 54174 WEBSITE www.campunahliya.org

www.campunahliya.org

YMCA Camp U-Nah-Li-Ya is accredited by the American Camp Association. Learn more by visiting www.acacamps.org.

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CAMP U-NAH-LI-YA

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INTRODUCTIONImagine your camper waking up in their cozy cabin on the shores of Chute Pond to the sound of the morning bell. The sun is just peeking up through the thick forest and the birds are chirping – it’s another beautiful day in the Northwoods of Suring, WI. The whole cabin group heads to the waterfront to cheer at the Polar Bear Plunge. After a family-style breakfast with their cabin mates and counselor, your camper glances at their schedule to see which morning activities they chose for today. Yesterday was their first time sailing and making a tie-dye t-shirt, and today is a nature scavenger hunt and archery! After lunch and rest hour, the whole cabin is signed up for the ‘Rave’ water trampoline, and then their counselor is going to teach them how to build a shelter in the woods. The bell rings for dinner and your camper heads up early because it’s their turn to set the table for their group. After dessert, they run down to visit the Camp Store before the all-camp game of Capture the Flag starts. Finally, the sun goes down and the cabin group is sitting around the campfire making s’mores. Their counselor leads evening reflections to help the campers discover what they’ve learned today about their activities, their environment, and themselves. After all, camp is all about growing in skills, responsibility, and confidence. We invite your camper to be a part of our 78-year tradition!

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6-DAY OVERNIGHT CAMPAges 8-14Our classic camp experience. Campers individually choose eight activities, based on their own interests, to participate in throughout the week during morning activity times. The rest of the day is spent hanging out with their cabin group, visiting the Camp Store, enjoying open recreation times, and participating in our theme of the week. Evening activities include all-camp games like Capture the Flag, skits, s’mores around the campfire, and even a tent camping experience for our older campers.

4-DAY OVERNIGHT CAMPAges 7-10Designed for the younger camper, this introductory program allows beginners to experience the excitement of summer camp from Sunday through Wednesday (three nights). This program is a wonderful bridge from day camp to overnight camp.

SPECIALTY CAMPSAges 11-14Our Adventure Trekkers and Fishing Camp programs provide opportunities for campers to experience traditional camp activities and extra adventures – both in and out of camp. All required instruction and equipment is provided by camp and/or experienced professionals.

ADVENTURE TRIPSAges 11-17YMCA Camp U-Nah-Li-Ya’s canoeing and backpacking trips will take campers to some of the most beautiful and pristine areas in the upper Midwest under the leadership of our trained adventure trip counselors. Sessions vary in length and destination – visit our website for full descriptions and dates.

TEEN LEADERSHIP PROGRAMSAges 15-17Build leadership skills, grow in knowledge, and learn what being a positive role model is all about through our Counselor-In-Training 1, Counselor-In-Training 2, and Assistant Counselor programs. All teen leadership programs are two weeks long and also count for community service hours toward high school graduation.

SUMMER 2015 SESSIONSWeek 1 ....................................... June 14-19Week 2 ...................................... June 21-26Week 3 .............................. June 28-July 2**Isle Royale Trip only; Ends Thursday

Week 4 .......................................... July 5-10Week 5 ........................................ July 12-17Week 6 ........................................ July 19-24Week 7 ....................................... July 26-31Week 8 ...................................... August 2-7Week 9 .................................... August 9-14

Four-Day Sessions are offered Sunday-Wednesday during weeks 1, 2, and 9.

715.276.7116www.campunahliya.org

campunie@greenbayymca.org

about programs, camp life, menus, theme weeks and traditions by visiting our

website. Download our full overnight camp brochure

and register online!

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SUMMER CAMP REGISTRATIONCAMP U-NAH-LI-YA (overnight camp) Online: www.campunahliya.org Phone: 715.276.7116

KAMP KERMIT (half-day camp) Online: www.greenbayymca.org Phone: 920.436.1200 In person at the East Side YMCA 1740 S. Huron Road, Green Bay

KIDS CAMP (day camp) Online: www.greenbayymca.org Phone: 920.436.9570 In person at the West Side YMCA 601 Cardinal Lane, Howard

CAMP WABANSI (day camp) Online: www.campwabansi.org Phone: 715.276.7116 920.825.7830 (after May 1st)

DAY CAMP CANCELLATION / REFUND POLICYA two-week written notice is required to cancel your child’s week of camp and receive any refund. If appropriate written notice is provided, you will receive a refund minus:

Day Camp: $25 cancellation fee (per child/per week)

Overnight Camp: $100 non-refundable deposit (per child/per session)

Cancellations should be sent directly to the Camp Director. No refunds will be given with less than a two-week notice.

HEALTH FORMSHealth forms are required and must be submitted to camp at least 2 weeks prior to your child’s camp session. Find forms online at www.greenbayymca.org. The Wisconsin Department of Children and Families requires that each participant’s immunization history be on file at the site in case of emergency.

CAMP FEESThe fee for your first week of camp is due in full at the time of registration (overnight camp requires $100 deposit only). If you are registering for overnight camp or multiple weeks of day camp, you may choose to draft the remaining balance on June 1st, 2014 or in smaller increments each month (all fees must be paid prior to your camper’s session). You must arrange for automatic credit card or bank draft payment at the time of registration. YMCA membership is not required for participation.

PAYMENT PLANSA customized payment plan is available to assist in the payment of camp fees prior to your child’s camp session. Please contact the appropriate Camp Director to make arrangements.

FINANCIAL ASSISTANCEEverybody belongs at Y Camp. The YMCA provides membership and program services to anyone regardless of their ability to pay. Financial assistance is made possible through a variety of grants, as well as through contributions to the YMCA’s Annual Campaign. Please contact the appropriate Camp Director or Camp Office for more information.

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