Campers meet Paws for People partners during Parks and Recreation’s inaugural Volunteer Camp, which endeavors to connect kids to local organizations for volunteer opportunities.
In Volunteer Camp’s first summer, campers got to meet Paws for People partners and learn more about local organizations like the Newark Senior Center, Tri-State Bird Rescue, Newark Arts Alliance and more.
Campers meet Paws for People partners during Parks and Recreation's inaugural Volunteer Camp, which endeavors to connect kids to local organizations for volunteer opportunities.
Campers meet Paws for People partners during Parks and Recreation's inaugural Volunteer Camp, which endeavors to connect kids to local organizations for volunteer opportunities.
Campers meet Paws for People partners during Parks and Recreation's inaugural Volunteer Camp, which endeavors to connect kids to local organizations for volunteer opportunities.
During the first day of Volunteer Camp, the inaugural cohort of campers helped out at the George Wilson Center, where they painted a railing outside of the center.
Campers meet Paws for People partners during Parks and Recreation’s inaugural Volunteer Camp, which endeavors to connect kids to local organizations for volunteer opportunities.
NEWARK POST PHOTOs BY BROOKE SCHULTZ
In Volunteer Camp’s first summer, campers got to meet Paws for People partners and learn more about local organizations like the Newark Senior Center, Tri-State Bird Rescue, Newark Arts Alliance and more.
NEWARK POST PHOTO BY BROOKE SCHULTZ
Campers meet Paws for People partners during Parks and Recreation's inaugural Volunteer Camp, which endeavors to connect kids to local organizations for volunteer opportunities.
NEWARK POST PHOTO BY BROOKE SCHULTZ
Campers meet Paws for People partners during Parks and Recreation's inaugural Volunteer Camp, which endeavors to connect kids to local organizations for volunteer opportunities.
NEWARK POST PHOTO BY BROOKE SCHULTZ
Campers meet Paws for People partners during Parks and Recreation's inaugural Volunteer Camp, which endeavors to connect kids to local organizations for volunteer opportunities.
NEWARK POST PHOTO BY BROOKE SCHULTZ
During the first day of Volunteer Camp, the inaugural cohort of campers helped out at the George Wilson Center, where they painted a railing outside of the center.
For their second activity of the day, campers at the city of Newark's inaugural Volunteer Camp were able to pet dogs.
The dogs – and their owners – were there for the first day of the camp to introduce the kids to Paws for People. The local nonprofit provides therapeutic visits to those who would benefit from spending time with well-trained pets.
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