RAFFLE #23: Progressive Jackpot is OVER $11,000 with only 30 cards left. Tickets at CamroseChaseTheACE.org until 6 PM June 1
The Camrose Service Club Group is offering a Chase the Ace Progressive Raffle. Every 2-week event will feature a deserving charity to receive a portion of the ticket sales during that event as well as also supporting our major charity - the Hospice Society. Tickets and more information is available at CamroseChaseTheAce.org. Our current Featured Charity is:
BGC CAMROSE - SUMMER ADVENTURES PROGRAM
BGC (Camrose Boys and Girls Club) will receive 20% of ticket sales from this event for their Summer Adventures program supplies, operating their bus, and staff wages.
In the Camrose Community since 1989, BGC Camrose serves children and youth ages 5 - 21 by providing them with social, recreational, leadership, educational, and volunteer programming. On average 250 youth a year are served by 150 volunteers providing after-school (grades 1-5), Mentoring (grades 6-8), Keystone (grades 7 -12) and summer (grades 1-5) programming.
The Summer Adventures program offers seven weeks of day trip adventures (festivals, museums, theme parks, zoos and recreation centres) related to the theme of the week, including: water, arts & culture, animals, food, science, and sports & adventure, to children and youth in Camrose and surrounding areas.
Summer Adventures runs from 9:00 to 4:00 between July 4th and August 18th, serving:
Grades K-5, four (4) days per week, for five (5) weeks
Grades 3-5, four (4) days per week, for one (1) week
Grades 6-9, three (3) days per week, for one (1) week
Rural community children in grades K-5, one (1) day per week, for six (6) weeks
Grades 3-5, four (4) days per week, for one (1) week
Grades 6-9, three (3) days per week, for one (1) week
Rural community children in grades K-5, one (1) day per week, for six (6) weeks
Rural programming is offered in partnership with the Camrose Family Resource Centre. BGC Camrose is providing transportation and admissions at no cost to participants.
Children are eligible to receive a free, age-appropriate book monthly from birth until they reach the age of five. Children that are registered when they are born, could potentially build a library of 60 books by the time they graduate from the program. "The Rotary Club of Camrose has partnered with the Camrose Public Library to offer this program to children in Camrose. Parents can register children in person through the library or by downloading an application from 
Service Above Self
Camrose, AB T4V 1R3
Canada