2020 Ann Arbor YMCA Day Camp Brochure

2020 ANN ARBOR
YMCA DAY CAMPS
ALL FOR CAMP.

CAMP FOR ALL.
BUILDING CHARACTER, CURIOSITY, AND CREATIVITY
WWW.ANNARBORYMCA.ORG · (734) 996-9622 · 400 WEST WASHINGTON STREET, ANN ARBOR, MI, 48103
Welcome to Ann Arbor YMCA Summer Programs!
The Y is a place where everyone belongs and can be themselves while engaging in new
experiences, strengthening character, building new skills and making new friends.
Our well-rounded summer day camp programs are rooted in the YMCA core values of
caring, honesty, respect and responsibility while being intentional about fostering
friendships, a sense of accomplishment, and belonging for all.
More than ever this summer, we are committed to providing youth with a safe and
positive environment that promotes participants to lead with empathy, build healthy
relationships, effectively manage emotions, take responsibility for actions and
develop achievable goals.
As you review our camp brochure, you’ll notice a range of in-person day camps offered
across Washtenaw County, along with several exciting new camps that bring all of the
fun of camp to you to complete at home. We’re also launching several new virtual camp
programs that will engage your child in some of their favorite activities from home.
The Ann Arbor YMCA Day Camp Team is here to cultivate your camper’s character,
curiosity and creativity for youth to discover their passions and explore their
potential.
Adventure Awaits!
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GENERAL INFORMATION
OUR MISSION
CONTACT
To put our core values of caring, honesty,
respect and responsibility into action
INFORMATION
through facilities and programs that build
healthy spirit, mind, and body for all. Ann Arbor YMCA Day Camp Leadership Team
 Abbey
OUR PURPOSE Teen & Volunteer Director
Teen Camps & Youth Volunteer Corps
The Y is the leading non-profit committed adavis@annarborymca.org
to strengthening community by connecting (734) 661-8012
all people to their potential, purpose and
each other.  Chris Deary
Sports Program Director
Sports Clinics & Camp-In-A-Box
OUR DIVERSITY AND cdeary@annarborymca.org
INCLUSION STATEMENT (734) 661-8016
 Cara Easley
The Y is an association made up of people
Assistant Day Camp and Youth Programs
from every walk of life, working side by Director
side to strengthen communities. Together Ypsilanti Day Camps
we strive to ensure that everyone, ceasley@annarborymca.org
regardless of age, race, gender, gender (734) 661-8031
expression, gender identity, income, faith,
 Kyandé Sanders
sexual orientation or cultural background Day Camp and Youth Programs Director
has the opportunity to live life to its Traditional Downtown Camps
fullest. ksanders@annarborymca.org
(734) 661-8005
OUR AREAS OF IMPACT  Nelson Strickland
Camp Birkett Director
 Youth Development: Empowering young Camp Birkett
people to reach their full potential. nstrickland@annarborymca.org
 Healthy Living: Improving individual and (734) 661-8011
community well-being. (734) 426-0072 (Summer)
 Social Responsibility: Providing support
and inspiring action in our For all inquiries regarding
communities. registration, payments, and waitlists
please contact the Day Camp
Registrar.
Email Address:
daycamps@annarborymca.org
Phone Number: 734) 661-8039
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GENERAL INFORMATION
ESSENTIAL WORKERS Our entire staff is CPR and First Aid-certified
At this time, registration for in-person and participates in an intensive training program
programming is strictly for essential workers. which covers safety, supervision, counseling and
We will notify you if we are able to open camp procedures. Ann Arbor YMCA average
registration for in-person programming to non- counselor-to-camper ratios exceed state
essential workers. guidelines to ensure that your child receives the
best care and attention possible.
Essential workers are those that have been
called back to work by their employers.
PARENT HANDBOOK
A Parent Handbook will be emailed to all
SAFETY AT CAMP DURING COVID-19 registered participants prior to summer and will
PANDEMIC be available for download at
Safety of participants, staff, and volunteers are www.annarborymca.org. This handbook will
our top priority. All in-person opportunities will contain detailed information concerning YMCA
abide by Center for Disease Control and Day Camp in-person protocols, policies, and
Prevention (CDC) guidelines and governmental procedures.
recommendations and regulations. Camp
groups will be reduced in capacity to provide
additional space in any indoor areas. All camp REFUND AND TRANSFER POLICY
activities will be modified to minimize necessity At the time of registration, a deposit is due for
for close physical interactions. It is safe to each session for which the camper is registering.
assume that all in-person opportunities will If we’re unable to move forward this summer as
require staff and campers to wear Personal scheduled due to a government mandate, then
Protective Equipment and to maintain a safe all program fees and deposits will be refunded.
distance (6 feet) from one another whenever it
is possible to do so. Up to three weeks before the beginning of the
specific camp session, all funds, less the
deposit, are refundable and transferable within
DAY CAMP SCHOLARSHIPS other day camp programs as space allows. This
At the Y, we believe that every person who includes camp balance dues.
would like to should have the opportunity to
participate in our programs. Through generous Within three weeks of the beginning of the
contributions to the Annual Campaign, the Ann specific camp session, all funds are non-
Arbor YMCA provides financial scholarships to refundable and non-transferable to a balance
enable all members of the community to enjoy due or to a new registration. If a camper,
YMCA programs, regardless of financial without notice, does not attend a session for
capacity. Visit https://www.annarborymca.org/ which they are registered, there will be no
financial-assistancescholarships/ to learn more refund issued. In cases of homesickness,
about applying for a day camp scholarship. The dismissal, or voluntary withdrawal, there will be
deadline for day camp scholarship is Monday, no refund of any fees.
June 1, 2020.
STAFFING
All staff members are selected for their
maturity, dedication, enthusiasm, and desire to
allow children to reach their fullest potential.
We are committed to hiring a diverse and
welcoming staff.
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REGISTRATION
Registration opens Friday, May 22

at 9:00 a.m. for members,
returning campers, previously
registered participants, and
essential workers. Registration for
in-person programming is
restricted to essential workers.*
Registration opens Wednesday,
May 27 at 9:00 a.m. for new non-
member participants.
*Essential workers are those that

have been called back to work by
their employers.
How to Register:
 Online: Visit
www.annarborymca.org and
click the green ‘Camp
Registration’ button.
 By Phone: Day Camp Registrar –
(734) 661-8039
2020 SUMMER CAMP SESSION DATES

Session 1: June 15-19 Session 4: July 6-10 Session 7: July 27-31 Session 10: August 17-21
Session 2: June 22-26 Session 5: July 13-17 Session 8: August 3-7 Session 11: August 24-28
Session 3: June 29-July 3 Session 6: July 20-24 Session 9: August 10-14
NOTE: In-person programming will begin July 6 (session 4).
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ANN ARBOR YMCA DAY CAMPS
The Ann Arbor YMCA offers a wide variety of camp programs. Campers can pursue their
interests with new friends and learn new skills in a safe and fun environment. Enjoy a
traditional full-day camp, Camp-In-A-Box, or virtual programming for a day filled with
engaging activities and opportunities to build friendships.
CAMP BIRKETT AGES 5-14

Camp Birkett is licensed by the state of Michigan and accredited by the American Camping Association.
A traditional day camping program, Camp Birkett provides a full-day of enriching experiences that
promote skill development, self-confidence and fun in a safe environment. With over 100 years of
history, Camp Birkett has continued to offer a summer outdoors, immersed in a natural environment on
the shores of Silver Lake in Pinckney. Facilities include a lake-view lodge, athletic field, locker and
changing rooms, archery range, waterfront swimming area, watercraft, and fishing areas.
Each week, campers participate in traditional camp activities including canoeing, swimming, arts and
crafts, sports, outdoor education, fishing, and archery. Each session also has a unique theme to provide
a creative spin on camp activities and create lasting memories. Camp Birkett is the ideal place to spend
the summer!
Transportation
For the 2020 camp season transportation to and from Camp Birkett will not be provided by the Ann
Arbor YMCA. Campers should be dropped off at Camp Birkett, 9141 Dexter Town-Hall Road, between
8:30 a.m. and 9:00 am and picked up between 4:00 and 4:30 p.m.
Location
9141 Dexter-Townhall Road, Pinckney, Michigan 48169
Schedule
Monday-Friday, 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Price
Member: $280 ($25 deposit fee, $10 deposit fee for scholarship applicants)
Community Member: $310 ($25 deposit fee, $10 deposit fee for scholarship applicants)
Sessions
Camp Birkett: Pirates of Silver Lake Camp Birkett: Prehistoric Week
Session 4: July 6-10 Session 8: August 3-7
Camp Birkett: Wild Wild West Camp Birkett: Space Odyssey

Camp Birkett: Mad Science Camp Birkett: Birkett Olympics

Camp Birkett: Super Secret Spy Week Camp Birkett: Smorgasbord

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DOWNTOWN LOCATION: FULL-DAY CAMP
KIDVENTURE AGES 5-12
Kidventure Day Camp, a full-day camp experience for youth ages 5 - 12. Kids have fun making new
friends, developing new skills, learning core values, building self-confidence, appreciating team work
and growing in self-reliance. Campers will participate in a variety of activities based on weekly themes.
Location
Sessions 4-10: Greenhills School , 850 Greenhills Drive, Ann Arbor 48105
Sessions 11: Ann Arbor YMCA 400 West Washington Street, Ann Arbor, Michigan
48103
Schedule
Monday-Friday, 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Price
Sessions
Kidventure: Mystery Madness
Session 4: July 6-10
Location: Greenhills School
Kidventure: Around the World

Kidventure: The Magical World of Disney

Kidventure: Inventor’s Workshop

Kidventure: Time Warp

Session 8: August 3-7
Kidventure: Super Hero Academy

Kidventure: Game Show Mania

Kidventure: Space Odyssey

Location: Ann Arbor YMCA
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YPSILANTI DAY CAMP
CAMP NEW HEIGHTS AGES 5-12

Campers will have the opportunity to participate in an in-person day camp experience which includes
weekly themes, theme-related activities and main activity areas including: arts & crafts, science
experiments, team-building, silent reading time, nutrition lessons, enrichment activities, and more.
Location
Ypsilanti Township Community
Center
2025 East Clark Road, Ypsilanti,
Michigan 48198
Schedule
Monday-Friday, 8:00 a.m.–5:00
p.m.
Price
Member: $125 ($10 deposit fee)
Community Member: $125 ($10
deposit fee)
Sessions
Camp New Heights: Mystery Madness Camp New Heights: Time Warp
Session 4: July 6–10 Session 8: August 3–7
Camp New Heights: Around the World Camp New Heights: Super Hero Academy
Session 5: July 13–17 Session 9: August 10-14
Camp New Heights: The Magical World of Disney Camp New Heights: Game Show Mania
Camp New Heights: Inventors’ Workshop Camp New Heights: Space Odyssey
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VIRTUAL & REMOTE CAMP PROGRAMS
CAMP-IN-A-BOX AGES 5-11

All the fun of a traditional camp wrapped up in a box to be enjoyed at home. Each camper will receive a
box with an assortment of fun games and learning activities. Campers will explore creative offerings
from the world of arts and crafts, science, reading, writing, physical education, mystery brain teasers
and minute to win challenges. There will be an optional virtual supplement to provide campers with an
opportunity to connect with staff and one another throughout the week. These virtual gatherings will
allow campers to share their experiences, learnings and creations with one another and are offered up
to three times each week. Full instructions for each activity are included in your Camp Box and you do
not need to participate virtually to receive instruction. Boxes can be picked up at various locations
within Washtenaw County. Pick-up locations to be determined.
Price
Sessions
Camp-In-A-Box: Mad Science Camp-In-A-Box: Inventor’s Workshop
Session 1: June 15 –19 Session 7: July 27–31
Camp-In-A-Box: Safari Adventure Camp-In-A-Box: Time Warp

Session 2: June 22 –26 Session 8: August 3–7
Camp-In-A-Box: Art Explorers Camp-In-A-Box: Super Hero Academy

Session 3: June 29 – July 3 Session 9: August 10–14
Camp-In-A-Box: Mystery Madness Camp-In-A-Box: Game Show Mania

Session 4: July 6 –10 Session 10: August 17–21
Camp-In-A-Box: Around the World Camp-In-A-Box: Space Odyssey

Session 5: July 13–17 Session 11: August 24–28
Camp-In-A-Box: The Magical World of Disney

Session 6: July 20–24
Fun on the Field!

Each week of summer we will offer opportunities for active play and games and non-
contact sports in various community settings. Each 60-minute long session will
feature active group games, physical activity, sports instruction and weekly
challenges. These neighborhood-based workshops will give youth an opportunity to
get active and meet with friends while continuing to learn new skills. Community
locations will be announced on our website and social media channels. Stay tuned for
your closest location!
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VIRTUAL PROGRAMS
SPORTS IN SOCIETY AND CULTURE AGES 9-12

Love the history of sports? Join us for our highly informative and fun Sports in Society and Culture
camp. Each day campers will learn about the societal impacts of sports figures through history. This
interactive camp will include camper discussions and fun trivia through the lens of sports. Campers
will learn about the impact made by Jackie Robinson, Jesse Owens, Michael Phelps, Serena Williams
and LeBron James as well as many others.
Schedule
Monday - Friday, 3:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Price
Sessions
Session 2: June 22 – 26 Session 8: August 3 – 7
Session 4: July 6 – 10 Session 10: August 17 -21
Session 6: July 20 -24
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TEEN PROGRAMS
The Ann Arbor YMCA is dedicated to providing safe and productive environments for
teens that promote participants to lead with empathy, build healthy relationships,
effectively manage emotions, take responsibility for actions, and develop personal
skills for success. All teen programs encourage interactive participation, hands-on
learning experiences, character exploration, and active citizenship.
In light of the global pandemic, 2020 Teen Summer Programs will provide teens with a
blend of engaging virtual programming and small-group, in-person enrichment
experiences. See below for summer 2020 teen summer program opportunities.
Please note that teen summer programs will continue to evolve and adapt to meet the
needs of teens and in accordance with Center for Disease Control and Prevention
(CDC) guidelines and governmental regulations. Additional summer offerings for teens,
including free/donation-based workshops, activities and leadership development
programs (Counselor-In-Training, Emerging Young Professionals Leadership Institute)
may become available and will be posted on the Ann Arbor YMCA Teen Summer
Programs webpage online at www.annarborymca.org.
Virtual Teen Programs

Virtual teen program offerings will include week-long 2-hour blocks of time to engage
in interactive dialogue facilitated by Ann Arbor Y staff and volunteers. Our virtual
environments are designed for optimal shared-learning experiences and for all
members involved to build healthy relationships that promote inclusion and
connectivity. Content varies based on program, however all virtual programs will
include the following components: welcome, teambuilder, mindfulness moment,
movement and brain breaks, restroom and water breaks, interactive hands-on activity,
and daily challenges. Additionally, some programs will involve guest speakers,
panelists and workshop facilitators.
Note: All programs that require supplies will be provided by the Ann Arbor YMCA.
Information on pick-up locations will be communicated in advance to all registered
participants.
In-Person Opportunities
Throughout the summer, the Ann Arbor YMCA Teen Department will provide
opportunities for small group in-person enrichment activities and workshops to take
place during the months of July and August. In-person opportunities will be offered
across Washtenaw County and include Babysitter Certification Courses, Youth
Volunteer Corps (YVC) service-learning projects, workshops, and more. In-person
options are indicated below. Additional opportunities (workshops, activities, service
projects, etc.) will be communicated via email and posted on the Teen Summer
Program page at www.annarborymca.org as they become available.
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TEEN PROGRAMS
BABYSITTER CERTIFICATION COURSE AGES 12-16

(Note: must be 12 years of age by the first date of the session)
Interested in receiving your Child and Babysitting Certification? This one-week training will equip teens
with the necessary skills to keep children of all ages safe, happy and engaged, to identify and guard
against common safety hazards, as well as what to do in an emergency. Learn how to care for an infant,
including techniques for diapering, feeding and calming a baby as well as entertaining children at every
stage. Additionally, participants will learn about the entrepreneurship of babysitting and develop skills
and strategies to turn this certification into a business. All participants who successfully complete the
program will receive an American Safety and Health Institute Child and Babysitting Safety Certification.
Note: This program is offered virtually with two in-person options. Please note that the in-person
options prioritize participants whose situations do not support virtual environments. In-person courses
are limited to 6 - 8 participants and accepted in order of registration.
Price
VIRTUAL OPTIONS
MORNING SESSIONS ( 9 - 11 am) AFTERNOON SESSIONS ( 1 - 3 pm)
Session 1: June 15 – 19 Session 2: June 22 – 26
Session 7: July 27 – 31 Session 4: July 6 – 10
IN-PERSON OPTIONS
Session 9: August 10-14 Session 10: August 17-21
(Ypsilanti, Location TBD) (Ann Arbor, Location TBD)
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TEEN PROGRAMS
BIZOLOGY AGES 12-16

This virtual camp is for young entrepreneurs and innovative problem solvers who are intrinsically
interested in learning about broad business operations. Bizology offers teens the opportunity to learn
about the world of business entrepreneurship through a series of workshops, guest speakers, and
interactive shared-learning activities. Participants will build on the cross-disciplinary skills necessary to
build effective and efficient business-based solutions. Topics covered include management,
organization, accounting, financing, marketing, effective use of social media, startup culture,
networking and more.
Schedule
Morning Session: Monday-Friday, 9:00 a.m.-11:00 a.m.
Afternoon Session: Monday-Friday, 1:00p.m. -3:00 p.m.
Price
VIRTUAL OPTIONS
MORNING SESSIONS (9 - 11 am) AFTERNOON SESSIONS (1 - 3 pm)
Session 5: July 13-17 Session 6: July 20-24
SPORTS REPORTING AGES 12-16

An excellent virtual introduction to the world of sports reporting. Experienced instructors will focus on
leading and teaching skills surrounded by color commentary, PA announcing, play by play, interviewing
skills and writing.
Schedule
Morning Session: Monday-Friday, 9:00 a.m.-11:00 a.m.
Price
VIRTUAL OPTIONS
MORNING SESSIONS ( 9 - 11 am) AFTERNOON SESSIONS (1 - 3 –pm)
Session 3: June 29-July 3 Session 8: August 3-7
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TEEN PROGRAMS
VIRTUAL ADVENTURES AGES 12-16

This virtual teen camp offerings provides teens with an engaging, face-to-face virtual experience with
a selection of themes to choose from. All sessions are designed to actively engage participants through
virtual shared-learning environments that are safe, fun, and rewarding.
Contact Information: Madison Kraning, Teen Program Coordinator, mkraning@annarborymca.org.
Schedule
Morning Session: Monday-Friday, 9:00 a.m. –11:00 a.m.
Price
VIRTUAL OPTIONS
Virtual Adventures: Travel Agents Virtual Adventures: Forensics
Session 2: June 22 – 26 Session 1: June 15 – 19
Virtual Adventures: Content Creators Virtual Adventures: Culinary Creations

Session 4: July 6 – 10 Session 3: June 29 – July 3
Virtual Adventures: Forensics Virtual Adventures: Action & Advocacy

Session 6: July 20-24 Session 5: July 13-17
Virtual Adventures: Action & Advocacy Virtual Adventures: Planet Earth

Session 8: August 3-7 Session 7: July 27-31
Virtual Adventures: Culinary Creations Virtual Adventures: Travel Agents

Session 10: August 17-21 Session 9: August 10-14
Virtual Adventures: Inventors

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TEEN PROGRAMS
VIRTUAL ADVENTURES SESSION THEMES
Forensics
Grab your magnifying glass and get ready to investigate a crime scene! Learn how to use the
techniques and technology that detectives and forensic scientists use to solve real-life crimes.
Participants will gain insight into how law enforcement is involved in solving crimes and practice
techniques like fingerprinting, understanding DNA, footwear and tire impression analysis.
Travel Agents
Take a trip around the world without leaving your home! Explore countries across the globe and
cultivate global curiosity as it relates to ancient civilization, foods, arts, attractions and more.
Participants will have the opportunity to become virtual travel agents and lead their own journey.
Culinary Creations
Join us in creating delectable dishes to impress any crowd. Participants are in for a hands-on
experience that includes kitchen safety, cooking techniques, menu planning, and organization all
while having fun and enjoying results.
Requirements: Stove, oven, counter space, kitchen utensils, adult present in home.
Content Creators
A writer’s delight. This camp is your chance to express yourself through the art of writing.
Participants will explore a variety of current platforms (blogs, social media, journalism, short
stories, and more) and develop 2 - 3 of their own pieces to share with others. Content will focus
on current areas of interest.
Action and Advocacy

In a time of uncertainty and unknown, spend some time this summer learning about the
governmental process and how teens- yes, teenagers!- can make an impact on their community.
Learn how a bill becomes a law, what an executive order is, how you can contact your legislature
and how to effectively debate current legislation. Whether you are an avid news watcher, a history
buff or have a basic interest in government this camp is an opportunity for you to learn more
about local and state government.
Planet Earth
Scientists have estimated that there are 8.7 million different species of living organisms here on
planet Earth. Together, let's discover fascinating new things about this planet we call home and
follow your interests to dig deeper into wildlife and nature, and then share what you have
discovered with others!
Inventors
Explore your inner curiosity and creativity in this week-long inventors camp. Participants will learn
about some of the world's most famous inventors and how the inventions have shaped the world
we live in today. Each day you will be posed with a scenario and challenged to invent! Participants
will have the opportunity to collaborate with your peers to see how you can work together to
problem solve from your own home.
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YOUTH VOLUNTEER CORPS (YVC)
YVC is a youth-driven program that strives to meet the needs of our community and works in
collaboration with local organizations to create social change and
positive community impact.
This summer, YVC will be offered virtually, Monday - Thursday in 2-

hour blocks. Virtual sessions will be co-facilitated by YVC staff and
Youth Advisory Council members and include interactive dialogue,
workshops, activities, and at-home service-learning projects. Session
content will focus on one of four themes (see below), offered three
times throughout the summer. Please note theme content will vary from
session to session and within each theme (no session will look exactly
the same).
Looking for those in-person and impactful YVC service projects?

Stay tuned in! Service projects will be offered throughout the months of
July and August and in collaboration with community partners. The
need for YVC support across our community is greater than ever and
we look forward to meeting these needs. Please note that projects will
require a separate registration and are free of charge. Details on
service projects will be communicated via email and posted to the YVC
web page at www.annarborymca.org.
Contact Information: Z Chestang, YVC Coordinator, zchestang@annarborymca.org.
Price
VIRTUAL OPTIONS
SCHEDULE: MONDAY—THURSDAY (No program on Fridays)
MORNING SESSIONS (9 - 11 AM) AFTERNOON SESSIONS (1– 3 pm)
YVC: Environmental Justice & Sustainable Solutions YVC: Environmental Justice & Sustainable Solutions
Session 1: June 15 – 18 Session 5: July 13-16
YVC: Poverty, Food Security, & Economic Injustice YVC: Poverty, Food Security, & Economic Injustice
Session 2: June 22 – 25 Session 6: July 20-23
YVC: Global Health-Local Impact YVC: Global Health-Local Impact
Session 3: June 29 – July 2 Session 7: July 27-30
YVC: Migration and Human Rights YVC: Migration and Human Rights
Session 4: July 6 – 9 Session 8: August 3-6
YVC: Environmental Justice & Sustainable Solutions IN-PERSON SERVICE PROJECTS: YVC Staff and Youth
Session 9: August 10-13 Advisory Council members are working to identify communi-
ty needs and in collaboration with YVC partners. In-person
YVC: Poverty, Food Security, & Economic Injustice
YVC Service Projects will be offered throughout July and
August. All opportunities will be posted to the YVC
YVC: Global Health-Local Impact/Migration and Hu- Expanding Horizons Summer Program webpage at
man Rights www.annarborymca.org. Click here to receive in-person
Session11: August 24-28 service project opportunities delivered directly to your email
inbox.
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Registration opens Friday, May 22 at 9:00 a.m. for
members, returning campers, previously registered
participants, and essential workers. Registration for
in-person programming is restricted to essential
workers (those who have been called back to work).
Registration opens Wednesday, May 27 at 9:00 a.m.
for new non-member participants.
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ANN ARBOR YMCA
SUMMER PROGRAMS 2020
Building Character, Curiosity, and Creativity
ANN ARBOR YMCA

400 West Washington Street
Ann Arbor, MI 48103
P (734) 996-9622
F (734) 661-8060
www.annarborymca.org

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YMCA DAY CAMPS

ALL FOR CAMP.

Registration opens Friday, May 22

*Essential workers are those that

2020 SUMMER CAMP SESSION DATES

NOTE: In-person programming will begin July 6 (session 4).

CAMP BIRKETT AGES 5-14

Camp Birkett: Wild Wild West Camp Birkett: Space Odyssey

Camp Birkett: Mad Science Camp Birkett: Birkett Olympics

Camp Birkett: Super Secret Spy Week Camp Birkett: Smorgasbord

Kidventure: Around the World

Kidventure: The Magical World of Disney

Kidventure: Inventor’s Workshop

Kidventure: Time Warp

Kidventure: Super Hero Academy

Kidventure: Game Show Mania

Kidventure: Space Odyssey

CAMP NEW HEIGHTS AGES 5-12

CAMP-IN-A-BOX AGES 5-11

Camp-In-A-Box: Safari Adventure Camp-In-A-Box: Time Warp

Camp-In-A-Box: Art Explorers Camp-In-A-Box: Super Hero Academy

Camp-In-A-Box: Mystery Madness Camp-In-A-Box: Game Show Mania

Camp-In-A-Box: Around the World Camp-In-A-Box: Space Odyssey

Camp-In-A-Box: The Magical World of Disney

Fun on the Field!

SPORTS IN SOCIETY AND CULTURE AGES 9-12

Virtual Teen Programs

BABYSITTER CERTIFICATION COURSE AGES 12-16

BIZOLOGY AGES 12-16

SPORTS REPORTING AGES 12-16

VIRTUAL ADVENTURES AGES 12-16

Contact Information: Madison Kraning, Teen Program Coordinator, mkraning@annarborymca.org.

Virtual Adventures: Content Creators Virtual Adventures: Culinary Creations

Virtual Adventures: Forensics Virtual Adventures: Action & Advocacy

Virtual Adventures: Action & Advocacy Virtual Adventures: Planet Earth

Virtual Adventures: Culinary Creations Virtual Adventures: Travel Agents

Virtual Adventures: Inventors

Action and Advocacy

This summer, YVC will be offered virtually, Monday - Thursday in 2-

Looking for those in-person and impactful YVC service projects?

Contact Information: Z Chestang, YVC Coordinator, zchestang@annarborymca.org.

ANN ARBOR YMCA

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