(Graphic courtesy of Boys & Girls Clubs of Bend)
Boys & Girls Clubs of Bend (BGCB) announces their first ever Baseball Skills Camp. The camp will be led by former San Francisco Giants pitcher Dave McKae, June 22 through June 26 at Juniper Park. This opportunity is open to Boys & Girls Clubs of Bend members in grades K-5 and all skill levels are welcome to participate. Doug Davis and the Bend South Little League is generously providing all the equipment needed for the camp. The cost to participate is $125 for the week and scholarships are available. Those interested in sponsoring a child to attend baseball camp should visit bit.ly/BaseballCampBGCB or contact alice@bgcbend.org.
CEO Michael Baker said, “We are thrilled to be offering this high-quality baseball camp to our club members.” BGCB hopes the Baseball Skills Camp will reach youth that may not otherwise have access to this type of program and will spark new interests.
Current members can sign up when they receive their welcome packets, non-members interested in participating in the camp can apply for membership at bgcbend.org/myclubhub. For the first time, BGCB is offering the chance for families to fully customize their summer experience through weekly programming choices. Once a member, families can choose to register for the entire summer, or individual weeks. Each week of the 12-week summer programming will feature a specific theme with daily activities like the baseball skills camp. BGCB is excited to provide expanded opportunities for Central Oregon youth reaching more youth, more often, with deeper impact. For questions about programming, membership, or the Baseball Skills Camp please contact Jennifer at jgraham@bgcbend.org.
About Boys & Girls Clubs of Bend:
Boys & Girls Clubs of Bend provides youth opportunities for growth that inspire and empower them to reach their full potential in the classroom, at home, and in our community. Our after-school programs are designed to promote academic success, healthy lifestyles, and good character and citizenship.
