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Camp Fire USA
Alaska Council
161 Klevin Street, Ste. 100
Anchorage, AK 99508
Tel: (907) 279-3551
Fax: (907) 278-9829
campfire@campfireak.org
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Fairbanks Office:
565 University Avenue
Suite 3A
Fairbanks, AK 99709
Tel: (907) 456-4334
Fax: (907) 456-5476
campfire@campfireak.org
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Today's kids. Tomorrow's leaders.

 Registration Now Open for Fall 2009 School Age Child Care Programs


Camp Fire has space available for before and after-school programs at the following elementary school locations:

Abbott Loop, Airport Heights, Campbell, Fire Lake, Huffman
Inlet View, Klatt, Lake Otis, Nunaka Valley, Oceanview,
O’Malley, Polaris, Spring Hill, Susitna, Trailside

For more information on our programs and registration, please give us a call at 279-3551.

Camp Fire has three great day and overnight programs for youth this summer. Choose one or combine all three for an unforgettable summer. Great stuff. Great Staff. Great Summers!
Summer Adventure Program
Licensed Full Day Program for Grades K-6
Camp Kushtaka
Overnight Camp serving ages 6-18
Camp Si-La-Meo
Day Camp serving ages 4-13

 Camp Fire's Service Learning Participants Learn About Earthquake Preparedness

The School Business Partnership Class of Central Middle School has researched and provided an Earthquake Preparedness information flyer for Camp Fire families as a service learning project funded by Learn & Serve America. We urge you to think about the safety of your entire family and create a preparedness kit, using the following information as a guide.

 AN EASY AND CONVENIENT WAY TO INVEST IN ALASKA'S YOUTH



 

Wells Fargo chose Camp Fire USA Alaska Council to be one of five nonprofits participating in its ATM donation campaign. Through June 30th, Wells Fargo customers can donate to Camp Fire at 105 ATMs in 25 communities in Alaska. Wells Fargo selected nonprofit organizations that are making a significant impact in the lives of Alaskans and align with their funding priorities. The ATM donation service is free of charge to customers and nonprofits. The nonprofits receive 100% of donations.
Learn more...
The Alaska Council will not be conducting an annual candy sale in 2009.  Click here to learn more about why the Council is moving 'beyond candy' and how you can help with this transition.


 NATIONAL ACCREDITATIONS FOR THE ALASKA COUNCIL'S QUALITY PROGRAMS



Celebrating with Camp Fire (left to right): Acting Mayor Matt Claman, Camp Fire CEO Barb Dubovich, Camp Fire staff Julie Burdette, Jen Brown, Jenny Stucky, and ASD Superintendent Carol Comeau.

NATIONAL AFTERSCHOOL ACCREDITATION
Camp Fire's School Age Child Care program at Chugach Optional was awarded the status of Nationally Accredited Afterschool Program by the National AfterSchool Association (NAA). It is a milestone event for the agency, and recognizes Camp Fire's long term commitment to quality afterschool programming that is family focused, professionally managed and based on measurable standards. Learn more about the accreditation...

AMERICAN CAMPING ASSOCIATION ACCREDITATION
Both of Camp Fire's summer camp programs also received national accreditation through the American Camping Association. This process involves a careful review by endorsers trained specifically for evaluating program standards that are considered best practice nationally.

Camp Si-La-Meo received a 100% score in all categories.

Camp Kushtaka received a score of 100% in 7 out of 8 categories and 92% in one.
 

 

 

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