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Father's, Uncles, Grandfathers and Guardians are invited to volunteer as counselors at Football Camp!



What is expected of me if I volunteer?
- To have fun with your son (or players)
- You must stay at camp during the entire program
- You will be responsible for supervising a small group of campers while they are not on the playing field
- You will stay in the dorms and help get the campers up in the morning and to bed at night, to the dining facilities, and to the field
Here is one example of how the camp is an unforgettable experience for father and son:
My son attended the Eagles football camp and I was a volunteer counselor. It was our second year attending and certainly won't be our last. I got to see the growth in my son and the rest of my group from the first day to the last as players. Philadelphia Eagles players spent time with the kids and the staff even after practice. No kid or parent would ever forget spending a week at camp like this.
-- Tom Skau, Troy, NY
Volunteers are hired on a first contract received, first hired basis and the limited number of positions we have available will fill up fast. All volunteers will be subjected to a background check before they are fully hired. Confirmation upon completion of the background check will be made by the staffing director. If you would like to share the camp experience with your son or team (and if volunteer positions are still available), fax or mail the information form below right away!
* Due to the dorm bathroom and shower layout our counselor staff must be male.
Age 7 Fathers/Counselors: It is highly recommended for campers age 7 to have a father or male guardian attend camp with them as a volunteer counselor. We will need to place some of the "7 year old" volunteer counselors in a section with older campers and their 7 year old son must stay with them.




