Tree of Life for JP Police Summer Camp ages 10-13
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Support Tree of Life for Jamaica Plain Police Summer Camp Ages 10-13
Help us send 30 kids to Police Summer camp!
Every summer, Tree of Life, in association with Boston Police Department E13’s Community Service Youth Officers, organizes a two week camp for underprivileged youth in Jamaica Plain. Our program gives some J.P. kids and teens positive experiences, summer fun, and role models that will last for years to come.
It's more than a summer camp – the program helps the youth develop personal connections with the police and community. We follow up with them throughout their years of development so they have a strong support system. Our goal has been to educate and teach them not to give up. We give them the confidence to excel in their life endeavors.
But we need your help.
In order to successfully continue our programs, and hopefully increase the number of youth enrolled, we hope to raise $6000 by Friday, May 31st. This funding will provide food, transportation and exciting activities for 30 youth over a two-week period, twice the number of youth served last year.
You can provide any donation amount or sponsor a specific activity based on our list below.
Sponsor a Youth or an Activity
Sponsor a youth for a day, includes breakfast, lunch and an activity -$30
Sponsor a youth for a week -$150
Sponsor a youth for two weeks - $300
Special ice cream trip for 30 – $160
Trip to see a movie - $400
Day of bowling and two meals for 30 – $690
Any donation will help!
For donation questions, you can call Carol Miranda, Director, Tree of Life [phone redacted].
Jamaica Plain Coalition: Tree of Life/Arbol de Vida (TOL) is an organization of community residents and community organizations whose mission is to work together to empower the residents and to engage the service providers in order to promote the health and wellbeing of all Jamaica Plain/Egleston Square residents.
Tree of Life works in conjunction with the Department of Children and Families (DCF), MA Department of Public Health, Boston Public Health Commission, JP/Egleston Square Elder Care Network, and other community groups.
Thank you so much for your support!
Help us send 30 kids to Police Summer camp!
Every summer, Tree of Life, in association with Boston Police Department E13’s Community Service Youth Officers, organizes a two week camp for underprivileged youth in Jamaica Plain. Our program gives some J.P. kids and teens positive experiences, summer fun, and role models that will last for years to come.
It's more than a summer camp – the program helps the youth develop personal connections with the police and community. We follow up with them throughout their years of development so they have a strong support system. Our goal has been to educate and teach them not to give up. We give them the confidence to excel in their life endeavors.
But we need your help.
In order to successfully continue our programs, and hopefully increase the number of youth enrolled, we hope to raise $6000 by Friday, May 31st. This funding will provide food, transportation and exciting activities for 30 youth over a two-week period, twice the number of youth served last year.
You can provide any donation amount or sponsor a specific activity based on our list below.
Sponsor a Youth or an Activity
Sponsor a youth for a day, includes breakfast, lunch and an activity -$30
Sponsor a youth for a week -$150
Sponsor a youth for two weeks - $300
Special ice cream trip for 30 – $160
Trip to see a movie - $400
Day of bowling and two meals for 30 – $690
Any donation will help!
For donation questions, you can call Carol Miranda, Director, Tree of Life [phone redacted].
Jamaica Plain Coalition: Tree of Life/Arbol de Vida (TOL) is an organization of community residents and community organizations whose mission is to work together to empower the residents and to engage the service providers in order to promote the health and wellbeing of all Jamaica Plain/Egleston Square residents.
Tree of Life works in conjunction with the Department of Children and Families (DCF), MA Department of Public Health, Boston Public Health Commission, JP/Egleston Square Elder Care Network, and other community groups.
Thank you so much for your support!
Organizer
Carol Miranda
Organizer
Jamaica Plain, MA