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Urgent Need: Adult volunteers for MDA Camp at Camp Twin Lakes

Additional male and female volunteers are needed to accommodate all of the children who have applied to attend MDA Camp at Camp Twin Lakes in Rutledge, Georgia, the week of June 24. Please share and apply if you are able to help!
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Adult volunteers (18+) are needed for this summer's Muscular Dystrophy Association camp session at Camp Twin Lakes in Rutledge, Georgia. The camp will be held the week of June 24, but despite significant efforts, the camp has not yet reached the number of volunteers needed to accommodate all campers who have applied.

A message from MDA Camp:

Please be advised that we are in a final push of an all-out effort to recruit quality male and female volunteers. However, if we do not have an additional 6 male and 11 female volunteers by early next week, we will need to reduce the capacity of campers we are able to accept. All these kids really need to go to camp!

If you want to volunteer, please apply as soon as possible. CLICK HERE to apply.

More About MDA Camp

MDA Summer Camp creates a world of possibilities for children living with neuromuscular disease. Camp gives kids a chance to discover new interests while gaining self-confidence, making lifelong friendships and experiencing the independence of being away from home. Thanks to generous donors and partners, MDA provides a safe, inclusive summer camp experience at no cost to families.

Camp offers a variety of activities and programs such as arts and crafts, sports and games, traditional camp activities and more. Every activity is adapted to meet each individuals needs and abilities. Dedicated and trained camp counselors are available to help campers with activities of daily living and personal care.

Each summer, hundreds of volunteers serve as counselors and medical team members during weeklong, overnight Summer Camp program to help make it a safe, fun, and memorable experience for all participants.

As a volunteer, you will support campers as they participate in adaptive camp experiences, games, dances, mealtime and more. You also will take on the role of 24-hour caregiver, friend, and confidence-builder.