Young Lives Needs Help Raising Funds for Kids | Eastern North Carolina Now

    I cannot stress how impactful this organization's camp project is on Teens in helping steer them in the right direction, helping pregnant teen moms and providing great mentorship for young men.


    They were originally $13,000 short (cost to send each kid is $800 and more than 70 kids are on board so far) . Church of the Good Shepherd in Washington ponied up $3,000 so they need $10,000 more. Any amount helps but some of you in the area have the ability today to write large enough checks to change the lives of at least 70 kids! I challenge you to do so. Below is an explanation from Young Lives Area Director Gregory J Camacho.


Young Life Director Discusses Impact of Program on Teens


    Young Life on the Pamlico has been impacting the lives of teenagers in Beaufort County for almost two decades! Young Life is a global outreach ministry in which caring adults show up in the lives of teenagers, build relationships with them, all with the hopes of sharing the Gospel of Jesus with kids. Young Life leaders go where kids are and don't wait for them to come to us. You can find these leaders in the stands at football games, at a lunchroom table at the school, walking the waterfront with kids talking about real life.

    One of the best things we do in Young Life is take kids to camp in the summer. We call it camp, but it is more like a resort for kids. This year over 70 teens and leaders will load buses to spend a week at camp. Kids get a chance to spend a week with their YL leader and friends on an adventure unlike anything they've ever done. The goal? They would walk away knowing they are loved immensely and have a clearer picture of who Jesus is and the relationship they have the ability to have with him.

    Like everything valuable, camp is expensive. And a majority of kids on our trip can barely afford the lunch stop on the way to camp. All year we have done fundraiser after fundraiser and have raised over $15,000 toward camp. We are still $10,000 short to get all 70 kids and leaders to camp.


    If folks feel led to help impact the lives of kids this summer with a trip to Young Life camp, they can write a check made out to Young Life with "summer camp donation" in the memo line and mail it to:

    Young Life on the Pamlico

       PO BOX 1682
       Washington, NC 27889

    You can also call Greg at 336-995-5151
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