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Summer Opportunities 2007
Kent Intermediate School District - Career Development
2930 Knapp NE, Grand Rapids, MI 49525
(616) 364-1333
Field Location Title Information/Dates Ages/ Contact Information
Grades
Athletics Calvin College Athletic Camps Instructional camps for students of all ages in Kevin VandeStreek (616) 526-6704
soccer, tennis, baseball, basic movement, kvstreek@calvin.edu
softball, basketball, volleyball and swimming.
Athletics Cornerstone Athletic Camps Mike Riemersma (616) 222-1425
University
Athletics Grand Valley Athletic Camps Camps available: BOYS Baseball, Football, URL: http://gvsulakers.collegesports.com/camps
State University Basketball, Cross-Country, Golf, Swimming,
Tennis, Track.
GIRLS Basketball, Cross-Country, Golf,
Soccer, Softball, Swimming, Tennis, Track,
Volleyball.
Athletics Hope College Baseball Camp 3rd-7th Stu Fritz, Head Baseball Coach
(616) 395-7692 fritz@hope.edu
Athletics Hope College Boys’ Basketball Individual: Session 1 June 25-28 4th-6th Glenn VanWieren, Head Men’s Basketball Coach
Session 2 July 2-3 & 5-6 7th-10th (616) 395-7699 gvanwieren@hope.edu
Team Camps:
JV June 26-28
Great Lakes Basketball Camps:
Session 1: June 17-20
Session 2: June 24-27
Athletics Hope College Girls’ Basketball Session 1: July 16-20 8:30-11:30 am 9th-12th Brian Morehouse, Head Women’s Basketball
Session 2: July 16-20 1-4 pm 6th-8th Coach
Session 3: Body Training - July 16-20 (616) 395-7853 morehouse@hope.edu
11:30 am-12:15 pm
Session 4: for 4th & 5th Grade –
April 21 8 am-12:30 pm
Team Camp: Session 1: July 22-25
Session 2: July 25-28
Athletics Hope College Cheerleading Camp NCA Cheerleading Camp Wes Wooley, Head Cheerleading Coach
June 30-July 2 (616) 395-7690 wooley@hope.edu
Athletics Hope College Dance Camp Cecchetti Council of America Email for brochure: ccainfo@aol.com
International Summer School Program
July 8-21
Athletics Hope College Football Camp July 26-27 9 am-3 pm 3rd-8th Dean Kreps, Head Football Coach
Skilled Position and Lineman Camp (616) 395-5092 kreps@hope.edu
July 22-24 9th-12th
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Field Location Title Information/Dates Ages/ Contact Information
Grades
Athletics Hope College Soccer Camp Day Camp: June 18-22 & June 25-29 Hope Soccer Camp
Elite Camp: July 8-13 & July 15-20 1230 Heather Court, Holland 49423
(616) 335-8103 info@hopesoccercamp.com
Athletics Hope College Tennis Camp 7th-12th Karen Page, Women’s Tennis Coach
(616) 395-4965 page@hope.edu
Steve Gorno, Men’s Tennis Coach
(616) 395-4965 gorno@hope.edu
Athletics Hope College Volleyball (Girls) High School Day Camp @ The Courthouse 9th-12th Becky Schmidt, Head Women’s Volleyball Coach
July 16-19, 2007 (Mon-Thurs) 9 am-3 pm (616) 395-7690 schmidt@hope.edu
Middle School @ the Dow Center 6th-8th
June 2007 (Monday-Thursday) 1-4 pm
Setter/Hitter Camp @ the DeVos Fieldhouse 9th-12th
July 9-12 2007 (Mon-Thurs) 9 am-12 pm
Engineering University of Engineering Camp for June 3-15 11th John Matthews (713) 743-4226
Houston Students http://www.egr.uh.edu/promes/
Engineering Grand Valley STEPS Summer A one-week day camp introduction to the 11-13 Regional Math and Science Center at Grand Valley
State University Camp for Girls world of science, technology and engineering. State University
Campers participate in activities that will give Margo Dill, STEPS Co-Director
them hands-on experience with high-tech (616) 331-2267 dillm@gvsu.edu
equipment and processes.
June 18-21 & June 25-28
Engineering Michigan State College of Drew Kim (517) 355-8310
University Engineering, Pre- kima@egr.msu.edu
College Summer
Programs
Gifted and University of Summer Institute for Residential program for students in Grades 4- 4th-11th Stephen Gessner, Ph.D., President, SIG
Talented Michigan, Ann the Gifted 11. A variety of subjects from which to (866) 303-4744
Arbor choose. June 24-July 14. www.giftedstudy.com
Journalism Cornerstone Annual Journalism To train high school students in interviewing, 9th-12th Alan Blanchard (616) 222-1504
University Institute writing, reporting and photography skills via alan-blanchard@cornerstone.edu
instruction from Cornerstone University’s
professors and professional newspaper editors.
Mathematics Oakland Summer Mathematics College Level Mathematics Professor Eddie Cheng
University Institute Open to all elite mathematics students echeng@oakland.edu
Length of program: Six Weeks (248) 370-3430
General dates: Late June until beginning of
August
Multicultural Michigan State Multicultural ANR Institute for Multicultural Students Leonard Savala (517) 353-1835
Studies University Apprenticeship (AIMS) savala6@msu.edu
Program (MAP) www.canr.msu.edu/undergraduatediversity/
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Field Location Title Information/Dates Ages/ Contact Information
Grades
Physics Michigan State MSU – PAN2006 A program for middle and high school physical 9th-12th Dr. R. Zegers (517) 333-6473
University (Physics of Atomic science, chemistry and physics teachers and for zegers@nscl.msu.edu
Nuclei) Program high school students. Lectures and hands-on
experiments are led by NSCL faculty and
senior staff.
Reading Grand Rapids Summer Reading (616) 988-5400
Public Library Program
Science Calvin College Wetlands and Woods Campers become nature detectives, exploring Cheryl Hoogewind (616) 526-7601
Camp wetland and woodland areas and their choogewi@calvin.edu
inhabitants.
June 18-22 & July 9-13 4-5
July 16-20 & July 25-29 6-8
Science Calvin College A.C.E. - Academic Summer camps for gifted middle school 6th-9th Carol Rienstra (616) 526-6175
Camps of Excellence students in math, science, literature, computer crienstra@calvin.edu
science and economics. A partnership between
Calvin College and KCAGT.
Science Camp I: Emphasis on Chemistry
Science Camp II: Emphasis on Energy
Literature & Writing Camp
Math and Problem-Solving Camp
Imaginary Worlds Computer Camp
Economics and Business Camp
Mathematics Camp
Science Camp
Imaginary Worlds Camp
Chemistry Camp for Girls
Literature & Writing Camp
Science Aquinas College Discovery Week Mike McDaniel (616) 632-2147
mcdanimic@aquinas.edu
Science Grand Valley Regional Math & Flight and Space I, June 25-28 4-6th Kelly Heid (616) 331-3031
State University Science Center – Flight and Space II, July 9-12 5th-7th heidke@gvsu.edu
Summer Science Beginner to Intermediate Computer Camp, 4-6th
Adventure Day July 9-12 5th-10th
Camps Intermediate to Advanced Computer Camp, 5th-10th
July 9-12
Nature and Art, July 16-19 4th-6th
Digging Rocks Camp, July 16-19 4th-6th
Oceanography, July 23-26 6th-9th
Forensic Science, July 23-26 4-6th
Science Calvin College Calvin-Chem Camps Designed to teach introductory chemical 6th-8th Larry Louters
concepts in a way that is fun and entertaining. lout@calvin.edu
Session I: June 19-23 9:30 am-12 pm
Session II: June 19-23 l-3:30 pm
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Field Location Title Information/Dates Ages/ Contact Information
Grades
Science Calvin College Calvin-Chem Camps Session III: June 26-30 9:30 am-12 pm Larry Louters
Session IV: June 26-30 1-3:30 pm Lout@calvin.edu
Science Michigan Tech Summer Youth Women in Engineering July 8-14 9th-11th Youth Program Office
Explorations Explorations in Engineering June 24-30 9th-11th (906) 487-2219
American Indian Workshop June 19-23 12-15
Science Hope College Pre-Historic Planet, PreK-2, June 11-15, Tod Gugino, Chemistry Lab Director
Summer Science 9 am-12 pm (616) 395-7628
Programs Lego Robotics I, 3-5, June 11-15, 9 am-12 pm
Crime Scene Investigation Jr., 3-5, June 11-14,
1-4:30 pm
Crime Scene Investigation, 6-9, June 11-14,
1-4:30 pm
Super Science Sampler, PreK-2, June 18-22,
9 am-12 pm
Amazing Science Race, 3-5, June 18-22,
9 am-12 pm
Shipwreck Detectives, 6-9, June 18-22,
9 am-12 pm
Tykes Legos, 1-3, June 18-21, 1-4:30 pm
Space and Rocketry, 3-5, June 18-21,
1-4:30pm
How Things Work, 6-9, June 18-21, 1-4:30 pm
Club Vet Tykes, PreK-2, June 25-29,
9 am-12 pm
Mean Green Phyto Machines, 3-6, June 25-29,
9 am-12 pm
Amazing Science Race, 6-9, June 25-29,
9 am-12 pm
Motion Madness, 1-3, June 25-28, 1-4:30 pm
Shipwreck Detective, 3-5, June 25-28,
1-4:30 pm
Disgusting Dissection, 6-9, June 25-28,
1-4:30 pm
Tykes Sampler, 3-4 years, July 2-3,
9:15-11:45 am
Spy Club, 2-4 & 4-6, July 2-3, 9 am-4 pm
Club Vet: Animal Science, 6-9, July 2-3,
9 am-4 pm
Creepy Crawlies, K-2, July 2-3, 1 pm-4:30 pm
Super Science Sampler, PreK-2, July 9-13,
9 am-12 pm
Math Power, 3-5, July 9-13, 9 am-12 pm
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Field Location Title Information/Dates Ages/ Contact Information
Grades
Science Hope College Harry Potter, 2-5 & 5-9, July 9-13, Tod Gugino, Chemistry Lab Director
Summer Science 9 am-12 pm (616) 395-7628
Programs Club Vet: Animal Science, 3-5, July 9-12,
1-4:30 pm
VideoGame Making, Grades 5 and up,
July 9-12, 1-4:30 pm
Pirate’s Cove, PreK-2, July 16-20, 9 am-12 pm
Mathsters of the Universe, 3-5, July 16-20,
9 am-12 pm
Science of Art, 3-5, July 16-20, 9 am-12 pm
Disgusting Dissection, 3-5, July 16-19,
1-4:30 pm
Lego Robotics II, 5-8, July 16-19, 1-4:30 pm
VideoGame Making, Grades 5 and up,
July 16-19, 1-4:30 pm
Science Frederik Meijer Summer Programs for 4-12 Vickie Wilkinson (616) 975-6200
Gardens & Children
Sculpture Park
Science John Ball Park D.R.A.G.O.N.S. Age 3 Mike Forton, Education Curator
Zoological On the Move Age 4 (616) 336-3685
Garden Story Safari Age 4 Questions? Call (616) 336-4301
I Spy Age 4
Crawl & Croak Age 4
Home Sweet Home Age 4
Feathered Friends Age 4
Warm Fuzzies Age 4
Animal Appetites Age 4
Water Wonders 1st-2nd
Animology 1st-2nd
Zoo’s Clues 1st-2nd
Animal Arts 1st-2nd
It’s WILD 1st-2nd
Outback Adventure 1st-2nd
Things With Wings 1st-2nd
Down on the Farm 1st-2nd
Time Travelers 1st-2nd
Positively Primates 3rd-4th
Tropical Treasures 3rd-4th
Survival Secrets 3rd-4th
Nifty Natives 3rd-4th
Around the World 3rd-4th
Conservation Connection 5th-6th
Operation Zoo 5th-6th
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Field Location Title Information/Dates Ages/ Contact Information
Grades
Science John Ball Park Junior Zoologist 7th-8th Mike Forton, Education Curator
Zoological (616) 336-3685
Garden Questions? Call (616) 336-4301
Science Wittenbach/ Summer camps for Nature Camp – Explore habitats with different Elem. Wittenbach/Wege Center
Wege Center elementary students animal focus each day students 11715 Vergennes Rd., Lowell 49331
(Dates to be Farm Camp – Work with farm animals and (616) 987-1002
determined) farming practices to experience farm life Director: Ranger Steve Mueller
Camps 4-5 days, 10 am-3 pm Dates TBD smueller@lowellschools.com
Science John Ball Zoo Zoo Ambassadors – John Ball Zoo Teens Michael Forton, Zoo Education Curator
Teen Volunteer Teens are trained to Teen Volunteer Opportunities 14-17 (616) 336-4301
Opportunities for teach a wide variety mike.forton@kentcounty.org
Teens 14-17 of education
Years of Age programs.
Keeper Helpers –
Some of your time
might be spent
helping prepare
animal diets,
assisting with
cleaning chores and
monitoring the Kid’s
Zoo petting corral.
Zoo Class Assistants–
Join the Summer
Discovery staff as
they teach kids ages
3 years to 8th grade
on a variety of
interesting animal
topics and themes.
THE ARTS Cecchetti Council International Summer July 8-21 Hope College
Dance of America School Program URL: http://www.hope.edu/camps/index.html
THE ARTS Grand Rapids Summer Programs Ballet Technique Pointe Ages 5 Taryn DeBlaay (616) 454-4771, Ext. 17
Dance Ballet Company Men’s and Boys’ Classes to adult school@grballet.com
Pas DeDeux Variations Pre-Ballet
Adult Ballet Modern Jazz
Repertory Workshops
THE ARTS Calvin College Knollcrest Music Introduces students to hand bells, conducting, 7th-12th Nancy Van Noord (616) 526-7145
Music Camp dance, fiddle, guitar, music technology, jazz, musiccamp@calvin.edu
piano, vocal techniques, band, choir, orchestra
and music theatre.
August 6-10 Grades 7-8
August 13-17 Grades 9-12
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Field Location Title Information/Dates Ages/ Contact Information
Grades
THE ARTS St. Cecilia Music Summer Day Camp 5th-8th Call (616) 459-2224
Music Society
THE ARTS ArtWorks Summer 14-21 Call (616) 458-3133
Apprenticeships www.artworksgr.org
THE ARTS Kendall College Kendall’s Continuing Students may choose classes available in a
of Art and Design Studies Program variety of media and sessions. Portfolio Camp
for high school students entering careers as
artists and designers.
THE ARTS Grand Rapids Summer Day Camps 4-14 Mary Kron, Education Director
Theatre Civic Theatre mkron@grct.org
Miscellaneous Calvin College Entrada Scholars College living, college learning and college 11th-12th Tasha Paul (616) 526-6888 trp2@calvin.edu
Program credit. Noah Kruis (616) 526-6106
Miscellaneous Calvin College Striving Towards A 2-day simulated college experience where 7th-10th Melvin Thomas (616) 526-6749
Educational 7th-10th graders are oriented to the necessary mlt4@calvin.edu
Possibilities (STEP) steps for successful college entry. June 9-11
Miscellaneous Grand Rapids Various Programs All URL: http://www.grcm.org/
Children’s Summer for All Ages
Museum
Miscellaneous Grand Rapids 1st Youth Police Will provide the opportunity to experience first 11th-12th Brian Gard (616) 456-3791
Police Academy Academy hand what a career in law enforcement may be bgard@ci.grand-rapids.mi.us
like. Over 50 hours will be dedicated to
physical training, classroom lecture, public
speaking opportunities and “scenario-based”
training.
Miscellaneous Summer Camps Boys and Girls All summer, various camps. URL: http://camppage.com/michigan.htm
in Michigan
Miscellaneous iD Tech Camps Overnight or Day Various camps (video game creation, etc.). URL: http://www.internaldrive.com/index.htm
Camps for Boys and Locations nation-wide at universities.
Girls
Miscellaneous AAVE Summer Outdoor Adventure 12-18 URL: http://www.aave.com/
Camps Camps Nation- and
World-wide
Miscellaneous Eastern Michigan Summer Incentive High School graduates Jacqulyne Nichols
University Program (SIP) Length of program: Seven weeks Jnichol8@emu.edu
General dates: June–August (734) 487-2133
Miscellaneous Albion College Operation Bentley Date of program: May 20-26, 2007 11th Dr. William Rose
Dr. Al Pheley
High school juniors with strong academic Apheley@Albion.edu
records Joan Hawsey
Jhawsey@albion.edu
(517) 629-0747
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Field Location Title Information/Dates Ages/ Contact Information
Grades
Miscellaneous Grand Rapids Summer Fun for Kids Introduction to Archery 8+ www.grcclearn.com
Community Lego Jr. Engineering 5-7
College Lego Engineering 1 8+
Crazy Science 6+
Cooking & Fitness for Kids 6-8
Cooking & Fitness for Kids 9-12
Just try it! Yoga & Pilates for Tweens 11-14
Beginning Yoga & Pilates for Tweens 11-14
Miscellaneous U.S. Air Force Summer Scientific Middle to end of June Col. Kenneth Healey - Grand Rapids Area Liaison
Academy, Seminar Officer (616) 457-5756
Colorado https://admissions.usafa.af.mil/summer/summersem
Springs, CO inar.exe
Miscellaneous United States AIM Program New London, Connecticut Ms. Kim Cole, Michigan Contact
Coast Guard Summer Programs for July 7-13 kimc27@msn.com
Academy High School Juniors July 14-20 Director of Admission, USCGA
July 21-27 Attn.: AIM Scholarship Partner Program
31 Mohegan Avenue
New London, CT 06320-8103
1-800-883-USCG
http://admissions.uscga.edu/12e/summer/typicalday
.asp
Miscellaneous United States Naval Academy Location: Annapolis, Maryland http://candinateinformation.usna.edu/ITSD/pcq/aca
Naval Academy Summer Seminar Dates of program: June 2-7 wuo13$.startup
June 9-14 John Cameron - Grand Rapids area
June 16-21 jcameron@wnj.com
Academic Requirements: 3.5 or better on 4.0
scale
Must be physically fit, no asthma, strong
character, no color blindness
Miscellaneous United States Summer Leadership Location: West Point, New York Jon Tellier
Military Seminar Dates of Program: June 2-8 jtellier@marshallplastics.com
Academy at West June 9-15
Point Academic Requirements: Top 20 % of your
class; College Prep Program; PSAT Verbal 62
and Math 62; ACT 24 or above
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VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES
HEART OF WEST MICHIGAN UNITED WAY MISCELLANEOUS TEEN VOLUNTEER ACTIVITIES
Blood Drive Volunteer What’s EmPower Me? EmPower Me is the youth volunteering program for middle, high (616) 456-8661 ext. 3501
(EmPowerMe) school and college-age individuals at the American Red Cross of Greater Grand Rapids.
Check out www.arcempowerme.com for more details!
Community Service Project What’s EmPower Me? EmPower Me is the youth volunteering program for middle, high (616) 456-8661 ext. 3501
Volunteer school, and college-age individuals at the American Red Cross of Greater Grand Rapids.
(EmPowerMe) Check out www.arcempowerme.com for more details!
Information Systems What’s EmPower Me? EmPower Me is the youth volunteering program for middle, high (616) 456-8661 ext. 3501
Volunteer/Intern school, and college-age individuals at the American Red Cross of Greater Grand Rapids.
(EmPowerMe) Check out www.arcempowerme.com for more details!
Measles Initiative Event What’s EmPower Me? EmPower Me is the youth volunteering program for middle, high (616) 456-8661 ext. 3501
Committee Member school, and college-age individuals at the American Red Cross of Greater Grand Rapids.
(EmPowerMe) Check out www.arcempowerme.com for more details!
Parade Representative What’s EmPower Me? EmPower Me is the youth volunteering program for middle, high (616) 456-8661 ext. 3501
(EmPower) school, and college-age individuals at the American Red Cross of Greater Grand Rapids.
Check out www.arcempowerme.com for more details!
Preparedness and Response What’s EmPower Me? EmPower Me is the youth volunteering program for middle, high (616) 456-8661 ext. 3501
Teen school, and college-age individuals at the American Red Cross of Greater Grand Rapids.
(EmPowerMe) Check out www.arcempowerme.com for more details!
Receptionist Volunteer/Intern What’s EmPower Me? EmPower Me is the youth volunteering program for middle, high (616) 456-8661 ext. 3501
(EmPowerMe) school, and college-age individuals at the American Red Cross of Greater Grand Rapids.
Check out www.arcempowerme.com for more details!
Saving Lives at the Sound What’s EmPower Me? EmPower Me is the youth volunteering program for middle, high (616) 456-8661 ext. 3501
Volunteer school, and college-age individuals at the American Red Cross of Greater Grand Rapids.
(EmPowerMe) Check out www.arcempowerme.com for more details!
Chatterbox Ice Cream Shop Volunteers are needed for this fun ice cream shop. This is a place located on our (616) 452-1568x140
Workers Franklin campus where all the fun begins. The ice cream shop is open Monday-Saturday
with flexible scheduling
Mini-Mart Cashier to This volunteer position will be working on our Franklin campus operating as a cashier in (616) 452-1568x140
Volunteer in Retirement our gift shop. With this position training is available and we offer flexible scheduling.
Community Gift Shop
Summer Therapy Aide for You will have the chance to work with our therapists as together we teach children with 616-559-1054
Summer Therapy and Fun disabilities to walk, talk, learn and play. You will join us every Tuesday, Wednesday
Program and Thursday morning from 8am to noon from late-June through early August 2007.
Many of our therapy aides return year after year because they love the friendships they
develop with our young clients.
Big Brothers Big Sisters The Big Brothers Big Sisters School-Based Mentoring Program serves children between 616-774-0798
School-Based Mentoring the ages of 5 and 15 who are currently attending school. These children are identified by
Program school personnel and are considered likely to benefit from a one-on-one relationship with
a mentor. Mentors spend time with a child on a weekly basis.
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Animal Lovers, Horse Lovers We at The Equest Center for Therapeutic in Rockford offer a unique therapy experience 616-866-3066
for those who are physically and mentally challenged. Our therapy involves the horse as
the therapy catalyst. Our volunteers help prepare horses for classes and assist with riders
in the riding arena. All hands-on trainings are available in our barn.
Do you love working with We at The Equest Center for Therapeutic in Rockford offer a unique therapy experience 616-866-3066
children? for those who are physically and mentally challenged. Our therapy involves the horse as
the therapy catalyst. Our volunteers help prepare horses for classes and assist with riders
in the riding arena. All hands-on training are available in our barn.
Daytime volunteers needed! The Equest Center is adding two daytime classes to our schedule, Monday and Thursday 616-866-3066
New hours morning/afternoon classes. The time commitment would be from 10-12:30 each day.
Volunteers will assist in readying horses in the barn and assisting clients in the riding
arena.
Frederik Meijer Children’s Children’s Garden volunteers assist children and families with using the children’s 616-974-5221
Garden garden as a learning experience. It is very rewarding. This job requires standing for a
few hours at a time and is an outdoor experience, so the weather can vary.
Frederik Meijer Garden A docent is a tour guide. Docents introduce plant and sculpture collections to visitors, 616-974-5221
Docent thereby enhancing the experience for everyone who visits the Gardens. Docenting can
involve leading tours of adults, children or just being available as an ASK ME docent,
fielding questions about the Gardens.
Frederik Meijer Gardens We have several annual events that require large numbers of volunteers. 616-974-5221
Special Events
Grand Rapids Children’s Volunteer facilitators interact with the visitors as they explore the museum. They 616-235-4726x206
Museum provide a helping hand, a friendly smile, encouraging words, ask open-ended questions
Facilitator-Imagination Guide and much more. They help with a special program such as making a 3D snowball,
creating a pet rock or leaf painting.
Inner City Christian Our Home Ownership program is in need of volunteers to supervise the child care room. 616-831-1205x116
Federation We offer informational and educational classes that assist families in becoming home
Child Care Volunteers owners. Volunteers are needed to assist in watching children during class times. The
class schedule varies.
4-H Therapeutic Horseback No horse experience necessary! The Kent Special Riding Program (KSRP) is a non- 616-336-3265
Riding Program Needs profit organization affiliated with Kent County 4-H. KSRP provides high-quality
Volunteers therapeutic and recreational horseback riding instruction to physically, mentally and
emotionally challenged individuals in Kent and surrounding counties.
Reach out and Read to kids in We need individuals to read to children of all ages in the pediatric office waiting room 616-776-2132
a pediatric office waiting for two-hour shifts once a week. The goal of promoting early literacy and a love of
room books is supported by volunteers who interact with children and model good reading
techniques for parents in the waiting room setting.
Reclamation Volunteers Second Harvest Gleaners are always looking for volunteers who can help in the 616-784-3250
Needed reclamation department. We can use volunteers to help fill food boxes, sort and clean
salvaged produce and product and repackage items.
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