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    • Here is the crazy thing about camp staff, some will do it for the pittance because it is fun. Hard work? Absofreakinglutely. Fun, great camraderie, making a difference, Yes in deed. How do I know, I VOLUNTEERED to work a week of summer camp since I could not go with my troop. 3 squares, a cot, tshirts, and staff necker and hat. And those items means more to me than money for some weird reason. But I know some staff cannot do that. Heck it was the reason why I didn't work staff when I was in HS: I made more in 1 day working than staff did in an entire week.
    • And a lack of interest in council events, especially those that used to be held at the camp sold.  
    • This is shown by a decrease in FOS gifts. 
    • Sorry not sure what google did to it
    • It's a toilet drain, less income a  poorer program that can't pay to get good staff. Can not pay for camp management and upkeep. Staff training is lacking because you ca not spread out the costs. A local YMCA camp pays the lowest-levell staff $350 a weekforf  a 10-0 to 12-week run.
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