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“Since I attended Frost Valley camp, I am more aware of the core values and have done the following.   I volunteered at the library and helped care for the younger students.  I was the banker for the summer reading program, and helped with the activities.  I won a customer service excellence award for my time at the library.   I have helped my mom walk two of our Pekingese dogs more often.   I care very much for my family and show them I care by telling my parents and brother that I love them, and hug them too. I care about my friends at school, and help them with their work if they need it.  I also care about my school and am in the process of running for student government treasurer.  It is something I am excited about doing. I am already looking forward to next summer at Frost Vallley.  I told my parents to sign me up.” – Blake, Outpost Village

“I help people when they are feeling down because I want them to be happy… I take care of my dog take her out for long walks and I help clean the floor like trash.” Jennifer, Lakota Village

“Me and the rest of our family “adopted” a stray cat. She was really thin and skittish when we first got her but now she is healthy and friendly she even lets us pet her.

” My example of caring is when my aunt Ami was still alive.  She was old and could not go out to do pretty much anything.  My mom and I went to Bistro To Go, which is a place that sells readymade food.  We used to buy food there and bring it to her and her husband, and they really liked it.  I think that is an example of caring because we brought food for them, and I would be thankful if someone did that for me. ” Ben, Outpost Village

Be on the look out for next weeks #CoreValuesInAction story, featuring 5 of our Outpost Campers!

Peace, Love, Bibbley,

Lindsay

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