2012 Summer Camps & Activities
April 19, 2012 by cgrau
WEDNESDAY CLUB is an exciting new program for children 6-14 years of age that will meet every Wednesday (Summer 2012) from 9am-4:30pm at The Salvation Army of Monroe County (111 N. Rogers St).
- Children will participate in a multitude of activities including recreation, swimming, and reading!
- Each child will need to bring a sack lunch and $2 for swimming every Wednesday.
- To request a registration form, please email courtney_grau@usc.salvationarmy.org or call 336-4310.
*Pre registration is necessary.
HIDDEN FALLS CAMP is an overnight camp with sessions for all ages and families!
- View the Hidden Falls website for more information
- Click here for 2012 camp dates
- Each camp is $50 per child (includes all meals)
- To request a registration form, please email courtney_grau@usc.salvationarmy.org. Forms are also available at The Salvation Army of Monroe County
(see address and telephone below).
The Salvation Army of Monroe County is located at:
111 N. Rogers St.
Bloomington, IN 47404 [Map to the Salvation Army]
812-336-4310
*Office hours are 9:00am-5:00 pm Monday-Friday
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Photo and article by Michael Rowland,
Copyright © 2012 The Salvation Army
With relief efforts in Southern Indiana entering their fifth day, The Salvation Army and its media partners have come together to support the survivors of last Fridays deadly tornadoes.
Today, WIBC and RTV6 are running a drive-thru donation site on Monument Circle. As of 1PM, more than $27,000 has been raised in front of the Emmis Building.
Yesterday, Fox59 hosted “Day of Dedication” and raised over $236,000. On Sunday, WISH-TV8 collected over $100,000 for The Salvation Army’s work in Southern Indiana. 100% of money raised during a disaster goes to the relief work with the survivors.
Relief Efforts: Salvation Army Relief efforts continued today in New Pekin, Henryville, and Marysville. Three mobile kitchens continue to serve over 900 meals a day. Feeding operations will continue for at least the next several weeks. The next phase of The Salvation Army’s response, which includes, clean-up and emergency financial assistance for families, could begin within the week. The Salvation is also providing social service assistance to storm survivors in Ripley County.
The quickest and easiest way to support the efforts of The Salvation Army as they serve survivors is to make a monetary donation. You can make a donation online at https://donate.salvationarmyusa.org/indiana/stormrelief, or call 1-800-SAL-ARMY, or make a $10.00 donation by texting* “HOOSIER” to 80888, to confirm your gift, respond with the word “Yes.”
Additionally, The Salvation Army of Monroe County is currently collecting monetary donations to be given directly to storm survivors. Donors are encouraged to stop by our location at 111 N. Rogers St. between 9:00 am-5:00 pm Monday through Friday.
Due to the high expense and time demands associated with delivering your gently-used household goods and clothing (gifts-in-kind), The Salvation Army cannot guarantee that any individual gifts-in-kind donated now will be sent to the disaster area. In times of disaster, our stores fill these needs from existing, pre-sorted stock. By continuing to donate gently-used household goods to the Bloomington Salvation Army Thrift Store, you not only help your community, you help us prepare for future disaster relief needs.
