Help volunteer at World Autism Awareness Day at Camp Royall on April 2

On: March 24, 2016

Tagged: Camp Royall, World Autism Awareness Day

Date: Wed, 23 Mar 2016 14:56:40 +0000
From: Graham Johnson
Subject: World Autism Awareness Day

Hello Chatham Chatlist!!

Saturday, April 2nd to celebrate World Autism Awareness and Acceptance Day at Camp Royall. FREE to all Autism Families. We need volunteers from 9am-5pm. There will be a cookout, bouncy houses, balloon artist, music, camp activities, and much MORE! We are expecting over 700 volunteers and would really love the extra hands to help us put on this amazing event our campers, their families, and many many other families around the state affected by autism.

Any amount of time you can commit would be a huge help!! Please respond to if you would like to join us!!!

Graham Johnson
Camp Royall Fellow & Volunteer Coordinator
250 Bill Ash Road
Moncure, NC 27559
Main: 919-542-1033
Fax: 919-542-6343
Email: camproyallprogram2@autismsociety-nc.org
Webpage: www.camproyall.org

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