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Camp Organizing Committee

The Camp Organizing Committee (COC) works year-round to make camp week happen. These dedicated volunteers also organize family fun days, virtual programs, and reunions to keep the Camp Quality community connected.

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Think this might be a great opportunity? Here's a checklist to get started!
Are you:

  • At least 19 years of age

  • Able to provide a Criminal Record Check with Vulnerable Sector Screening

  • Able to provide 2 character references

  • Available for an interview 

  • Able to be a positive member of a volunteer team

  • Able to complete mandatory training sessions

  • Available year-round to support and lead programs

Check out why you really need to volunteer year-round on the COC…

  • Real Human Connection: ​​The essence of CQ is connection - making new friends, mentoring children affected by cancer and learning new skills ourselves!

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  • Get Back to Nature: Are you ready to spend more time in the great outdoors, where camp truly exists. It’s beautiful and fills our soul with happiness. 

 

  • Learn Leadership Skills: Ready to up your leadership game? The kind of leadership that’s not taught in books, classrooms, or TedTalks, but real, hands-on leadership that you can only learn through a COC position. Camp provides leadership experience that will elevate your game for the rest of your life — at home, in school, and in your career!

 

  • Impact the Future: That’s right, as a COC member you immediately become an integral part in the next generation of CQ. Playing a critical role in the development of our programs and well-being of our campers.​​​​​

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Reasons to Volunteer at Camp adapted from the ACA Article: Working at Camp: An Essential Experience and the Ultimate Summer Job by Andy Pritikin. 

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Are you ready to change lives?

Check out our open positions around Canada:

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