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COCA-I is strengthening the international community of camps for children with cancer and their families through networking, education, and advocacy since 1982. COCA-I member camps proudly served the needs of over 35,500 campers in 2014.

September is Childhood Cancer Awareness Month

Each year, the parents of approximately 15,600 kids will hear the words “your child has cancer.” That’s 1 in 285 children will be diagnosed with cancer. That’s one kid diagnosed with cancer every 2 minutes
Despite major advances – from an overall survival rate of 10 percent just fifty years ago to nearly 90 percent today, for many rare cancers, the survival rate is much lower.
The number of diagnosed cases annually has not declined in nearly 20 years.

COCA-I Webinar More Than Playing With Kids: How to Tell the Story of Camp
Stephanie Ruby Compton www.rubyoutdoors.com ruby@rubyoutdoors.com
Looking for donations? Recruiting staff? Convincing a hesitant parent to send their child to camp? Need to occupy a few minutes with campers in between activities? In all of these scenarios, we can better connect with our audience through stories. During this webinar, participants will learn a simple six-step process that will make their storytelling richer and more effective. This webinar is designed to help camp staff, from counselors to executive directors, understand the structure of a great story--be it one-sentence marketing elevator pitch or a 30-minute adventurous tale told around a campfire during evening program. Brought to you by the Young Professional Leaders of COCA-I

COCA-I Webinar

More Than Playing With Kids: How to Tell the Story of Camp

Stephanie Ruby Compton
www.rubyoutdoors.com
ruby@rubyoutdoors.com

Looking for donations? Recruiting staff? Convincing a hesitant parent to send their child to camp? Need to occupy a few minutes with campers in between activities? In all of these scenarios, we can better connect with our audience through stories. During this webinar, participants will learn a simple six-step process that will make their storytelling richer and more effective. This webinar is designed to help camp staff, from counselors to executive directors, understand the structure of a great story--be it one-sentence marketing elevator pitch or a 30-minute adventurous tale told around a campfire during evening program.

Brought to you by the Young Professional Leaders of COCA-I