Volunteer
Make a difference in the lives of children with medical conditions by volunteering at our nonprofit camp, which offers both summer and day camps. Our programs provide a fun and supportive environment where kids can enjoy activities while receiving the medical supervision necessary for their condition. We offer various volunteer positions, and your contribution can help make a lasting impact on these exceptional children. Join us today and be a part of our mission to bring joy and hope to their lives
Please fill out and submit the online interest form below.
Volunteer FAQs
What can I expect at summer camp?
This information is covered before summer camp in a training class. A quick glance at camp looks like this:
Transportation to and from camp. Once you arrive at camp you can expect a warm and excited welcome for both you and your camper. We will give you a rundown of camp rules and expectations (a quick repeat of counselor training and meet and greet information) and have lunch. Activity schedules are provided for each volunteer at camp in your cabin. You will have time to unpack and decorate your cabin. Once that is done, the activities begin! Each year our activities are different based on what themes are set. In 2022, for example, we had Sports Day: Archery, low ropes course, water balloon fights followed by a color cabin war, dress up for dinner time, and more! Each of our activities is carefully planned to ensure all campers can participate. Meals, lodging, down time with your camper/cabin, and counselor breaks are all included in your volunteer time at summer camp.
What volunteer opportunities do you have?
Share In The Dream - February 29th, 2024
Summer Camp - July 18 – 21, 2024
Day Camps - March 14, 2024, June 4, 2024
Swingin’ For Dreams Twin Falls - May 4, 2024
Board member, events team, and acquisitions team opportunities are ongoing.
How do I get involved with Camp River Run?
Please fill out the online interest form below, and we will contact you.
What are the requirements to be a volunteer?
Camp counselors are required to be 17 years of age or older. A background check is also required.
What training do we need as a volunteer?
All counselors and volunteers participating in camp must attend the entire scheduled training session held before camp. All volunteers need to be trained and certified in CPR and first-aid, through training offered by the Red Cross or other certified providers and paid for by CRR, handbook review/training, and specific camper medical training provided by our internal medical staff. It is our desire to have specific counselors teamed up with certain campers; awareness of your camper’s medical situation and needs will be an essential requirement.