Teen Reach Adventure campâ„¢
The primary purpose of Teen Reach Adventure Camp (TRAC) is to improve and enhance the lives of at-risk youth age 13-17, now and in the future, by helping them to develop teamwork skills, trust, self-value and respect for others.
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When a teenager goes to Teen Reach Adventure Camp
it changes the statistics of foster youth by offering an amazing adventure camp that is not just fun, but life altering. The T.R.A.C. model offers RFK graduates and other teens in foster care, a camp that is designed to focus on building trust, teamwork skills, work ethic and self-value.
Some Activities Include
Disc Golf
Zip Line
Climbing Wall
Camp Fire
Canoeing
Low Ropes Course
Fishing
Swimming
Shooting Sports
Camp Dates
June 26-28, 2020(Boys)
July 10-12, 2020 (Girls)
TRAC happens when Christian men and women give of
their time and talents to bless our youth.
You must be at least 20 years old, some roles start at age 25.
To begin the process of volunteering start here:
Fill out and submit the volunteer form below. You will then be contacted.
An initial interview to answer your questions and determine program suitability.
A complete background screening.
8 hours of training for new volunteers along with completing TRAC Camp training.
Leadership Team
John Blackson
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Camp
Director
Katy Schriber
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Assistant
Director
David Gorman
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Assistant
Director
WHY I VOLUNTEER
Tina
Volunteer since 2010
God has given me the life gift of wanting to help kids. My prayer is that God uses me to enlighten young people who may be lacking hope and/or direction in their life. Through love and understanding, volunteers can mentor struggling kids going through life's storms and hopefully assist them in realizing their true potential in this world.
When I look at young kids, I see the beauty and hope that God has put into their lives. Experiences during camps and mentoring clubs give me joy in capturing precious moments on camera that all of us are creating. Every kid needs positive experiences with great people around.
I can say without a doubt, I can't see myself not being a part of this wonderful organization the rest of my life. I was a little anxious the first year I volunteered. At the end of it I was crying, not because I didn't love my experience, rather it was an experience I wasn't expecting. these kids come from hard places, but the love they show you is amazing.