Group Leaders lead the time travelers (campers) from station to station.   They reinforce what the campers have learned in previous stations and help to tie the message together. They may assist Station Leaders when requested with lessons that require an extra set of hands and they sign the campers out to their parents at the end of the each session. Costumes are required.

Station Leaders have several options. We have three “teaching” stations where the leaders present specific history lessons and include the campers in the events of the past. There are also 3 activity stations – The Concord Inn provides snacks, Philadelphia provides the creative outlet through arts and crafts plus Valley Forge provides a physical outlet where games of the 1700’s are played. The Station Leader role requires a costume.

Registration greets the campers every morning and is responsible for signing them in. They help with questions from parents and directing campers to their groups. Costumes are required.

Set-up/Take-down Crew arrives 45 minutes to an hour before the camp starts and assists in setting up tables and chairs, posters, canopies, charts and signage. They return at the close of the camp and spend 30 minutes to tear down. Costumes are not required.

Costumes Assistants are helpful in so many ways, before, during and after camp. They can assist in organizing, collecting, and/or making costumes, making sure costumes fit properly and that the costumes are there on the days they are needed. Costumes are not required.

Craft Assistants help to gather the supplies for each craft during the week in the numbers needed. They may help with assembly of some crafts before camp begins and will provide assistance during camp. If involved at the Learning Station costumes are required.

Young Patriots Assistant is responsible for helping prepare the Young Patriots in their role of re-enactors. They will assist in rehearsals and assignments of the teens who volunteer. Costumes are not required.

Publicity is responsible for contacting media and other 501(c)(3) organizations to promote registration and advertisement for the camp. Costumes are not required.

Photography/Videography is responsible for assisting with campers’ pictures, group pictures, and action pictures or videos of the various stations during camp.

Fundraising is responsible for grant procurement, local campaigns via the Internet, website, Facebook, etc., to insure that monies are available for operation, materials, and scholarships. Costumes are not required.