Families are invited to come to camp as a team and work together to on a variety of age appropriate volunteer projects. Our Family Volunteer Days are a chance for families to bond together as they spend quality time giving back to their community, while learning new skills, building healthy relationships, promoting life-long giving and social responsibility.
Projects may include prepping arts & crafts, painting & organizing, working in the organic garden, and cleaning lodges.
Adult guardians/chaperones are required for volunteers 15 and younger. At least one adult per five children is required for groups. Minimum volunteer age is 7 years old.
To volunteer or learn more please contact Janelle Kitson, Volunteer Manager at jkitson@campkorey.org or call 425-844-3190.
Why Volunteer as a Family: According to the United Way(www.unitedway.org/take-action/volunteer-as-a-family), volunteering as a family helps families to-
• Learn about social issues and provide a new perspective
• Provides learning and skills development for all ages
• Increases interpersonal communication and problem solving skills
• Valuable career and life guidance
About Camp Korey: Camp Korey empowers children and their families living with serious and life-altering medical conditions through year-round recreational programs - always free of charge. Located just outside Seattle at historic Carnation Farm, Camp Korey offers a safe haven with full medical support where kids and families experience joy, growth and healing through Summer Camps, Family Weekends, young adult programs and special events. Camp Korey’s outreach program, Camp to You, brings the magic of camp to children and families in hospital settings throughout the Northwest. Camp Korey is a member of SeriousFun Children’s Network, founded by Paul Newman.
