July 11-14, Child: Given Name Family Name Name by Which Child will be called at Camp. Adult: S M L XL. Home Address: City, State, Zip Code:

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2 July 11-14, 2016 Registration Form for Summer 2016 (Once your camper is registered, you will receive additional information, required forms, and a comprehensive questionnaire that must be completed by July 1, Please note there must be a minimum of 20 campers to make the camp.) Child: Given Name Family Name Name by Which Child will be called at Camp Child s Birthday: Child s Sex: Child s T-Shirt Size: Month Day Year Last Grade Completed: Male Female Youth: S M L XL Adult: S M L XL Home Address: City, State, Zip Code: Home Telephone: Parent/Guardian Information: Parent/Guardian 1 Name: Place of Work: Please list department if at Auburn University Address: Please list campus mailing address if employed on campus City, State, Zip Code: Telephone: Work: Home: Cell: Address:

3 Parent/Guardian 2 Name: Place of Work: Please list department if at Auburn University Address: Please list campus mailing address if employed on campus City, State, Zip Code: Telephone: Work: Home: Cell: Address: Describe any special helps or supports (e.g., medications, hearing aids) your child would need to be able to participate in the program. Please also list allergies and religious or ethnic food restrictions. Payment Options: (Make checks payable to Camp icare. Please return your check and registration form to the Camp icare Office at Post Office Box 3983, Auburn, AL For questions about registration, please call ) $140- Fee per camper before April 15, 2016 $160 Fee per camper due before June 13, 2016 Office use: Date Received: Date Form Packet Sent: Date Form Pack Received Complete:

4 Daily Schedule Daily Schedule, Information and Frequently Asked Questions Monday Wednesday, July 11-13, 2016 Thursday, July 14, :00 a.m. Drop Off at LSA* 8:00 a.m. Drop Off at AUMC* 8:15 10:30 a.m. Activity I/Discussions/Rotation 8:30-11:45 a.m. Service Learning Project 10:30 11:00 a.m. Guest Speakers and Snacks 12:00 noon Camper pick up 11:00 11:30 a.m. Outside Activity 6:00 p.m. Celebration (Lee-Scott) 11:30 12:00 noon Activity II/Service Project 12:00 noon Camper pick up *Lee-Scott Academy ** Auburn United Methodist Church Examples of Activities at Camp icare : Activities will include lessons on becoming money smart, creating ways to care for others and our world, meeting with special guests who will share how they are making an impact, participating in leadership and team building games, creating and producing a video about a favorite cause and visiting a local helping organization. Drop Off Information: On the first day of Camp icare, please bring your camper to Lee-Scott Academy which is located at 1601 Academy Drive, Auburn, AL During the first morning of Camp icare, we will need to ensure that your child is appropriately registered and that we have your child s completed medical release form and other documents on file. Please drop your camper off each morning at 8:00 a.m. (no later than 8:10 a.m.) in front of Lee-Scott Academy. On the last day of Camp icare, please bring your camper to the Auburn United Methodist Church. Please note that you will also pick your camper up from the AUMC on Thursday. More information regarding exact location at AUMC will be given closer to the camp. Pick up Information: Please pick up your child each day no later than 12:10 p.m. If an emergency situation arises which prevents you from being on time to pick up your child, please call the Camp icare Director ( ). An extended or delayed pick up will result in a fee of $1.00 per minute and will be assessed beginning at 12:10 pm each day. If you have made arrangements with another person to pick-up your child after camp, please bring a signed note to this effect to check-in on the first day of camp.

5 Information What to bring/wear to Camp icare : Completed medical release form: Please complete and fax, drop by, or mail a completed medical release form no later than July 1, Please submit this form to Camp icare, Post Office Box 3983, Auburn, AL or fax to Comfortable and appropriate clothes and shoes: Camp icare participants should wear comfortable summer clothes. Please have your camper wear athletic shoes with closed toes. Open toe shoes such as flip-flops, crocs or sandals are not appropriate footwear for Camp icare. Campers will play outside and will take part in various activities, so please dress them in clothes that can get dirty. What NOT to bring to Camp icare : Portable electronic and/or gaming devices will not be allowed at Camp icare. Skateboards, bikes, or other wheeled devices. Pets of any kind. Food, candy, or chewing gum. Cell Phones: We do not encourage campers to bring cell phones to Camp icare. We understand that parents may feel more comfortable knowing their child is carrying a cell phone. For this reason, cell phones are allowed at Camp icare, however, campers must turn off their cell phones during the morning sessions. If a situation arises in which you need to immediately contact your child, please use the emergency contact information provided. Auburn University is not responsible for cell phones that are lost or stolen during Camp icare. Other Information: Supplies: Camp icare participants will be given supplies for the camp duration including pens, pencils, paper, etc. Please do not bring supplies to Camp icare. Snacks: Camp icare participants will be given a snack during the camp. If the camper has any food allergies, please alert the camp directors immediately and indicate the food allergy on the registration form.

6 Frequently Asked Questions What is Camp icare? Camp icare is sponsored by the Auburn University College of Human Sciences Cary Center for the Advancement of Philanthropy and Nonprofit Studies and the Auburn University Early Learning Center in the Department of Human Development and Family Studies. Camp icare is a summer camp experience for kids ages At Camp icare financial and philanthropic responsibility are taught through engaging and informative courses, activities, and field trip experiences. During this information-packed camp, students will become more in-tuned about being money smart and philanthropically inclined. Who should attend? Does your child think money grows on trees? Do you find yourself wondering how to teach your child about the value of money? Does your child care about people and how to make the world a better place? Is your child aware that they can make a HUGE difference in the lives of others at a young age? If you answered yes to any of these questions and you have a child ages 6 12 then Camp icare is an ideal option for you. When is Camp icare? Monday, July 11 Thursday, July 14, :00 a.m. 12 noon each day How does Camp icare work? Camp icare is a four-day, morning camp for students ages (Students must have completed Kindergarten.) During Camp icare campers will participate in dynamic, hands-on learning and service oriented activities. The topics that are covered will include wants vs. needs, leadership and giving (time, talent, treasure, and trust). Daily schedules for campers are provided below. Daily Schedule Monday Wednesday, July 11-13, : 00 am Drop off at Lee-Scott Academy 8:15 10:30 am Activity I/Discussion/Rotations 10:30 11:00 am Guest Speaker and Snack 11:00 11:30 am Outside Activity 11:30 12:00 noon Activity II/Service Project 12:00 noon Camper Pick Up Daily Schedule Thursday, July 14, :00 8:15 am Drop off at Auburn United Methodist Church 8:30 11:45 Service Learning Project 12:00 noon Camper Pick Up at Auburn United Methodist Church 6:00 pm Celebration Lee-Scott Academy

7 What makes this camp unique? Camp icare is the first camp of its kind on the AU campus that is dedicated to teaching kids how to be money smart, understand wants vs. needs, and practice philanthropy. Through this unique learning program, campers will develop their leadership and giving skills while making a positive impact on others. How will Camp icare help my child succeed in the future? Camp icare is designed to foster children s imaginations, develop leadership, encourage compassion, and highlight the need for children to be money smart while helping others. After participating in Camp icare we believe your child will feel empowered and encouraged to make a difference in the world. Are there any scholarships available for Camp icare? A limited number of scholarships are available for Camp icare for those already receiving some type of financial assistance (food stamps, disability benefits, etc.). If you seek info on financing options please contact the Camp icare Office at or CampiCare@auburn.edu Did you know that we offer an Early Bird special? Early-Bird Discounts are available with completed registration forms and payment by April 15, This discount is not available after April 15, What is included in the camp fees? All materials and take aways for all courses/activities Instructors or counselors for each course/activity An exciting activity each day A charity service learning field trip to a local non-profit organization All snacks (morning snack breaks are provided) Special Camp icare T-shirt Certificate of achievement (and a great photo at the closing ceremony!) What do I do if my child requires a prescription medication while attending the program? For students who require prescription medications while attending the program, it is essential that parents complete this form and upon camp check-in, bring the medication clearly labeled with student name, contents, and dosage information to a Camp icare staff person.