Oorah
Has there ever been a moment in your life where you absolutely don’t think you can accomplish the task in front of you? Well I was faced with that feeling…
Spotlight on the Prince George’s County Police Department, Community Services Division
This month, we’re shining the spotlight on the Prince George’s County Police Department, Community Services Division--one of our Maryland Badges for Baseball partners.Let’s meet the men in charge:Cpl. Rodney GauseI have spent…
Bullying Prevention Tips and Resources
October is National Bullying Prevention Month. Although creating a safe and supportive environment for kids, teaching positive interpersonal behaviors, and preventing bullying are important year-round, we thought it would be…
The true meaning of CRSF camp: one chaperone’s experience
 Jason Newman is the Program Director at the Bridesburg Unit of the Boys & Girls Clubs of Philadelphia.When I was a kid, I wanted to grow up to be Lou…
Introducing new tools to help you keep kids safe
Our kids can't thrive if they don't feel safe. A few months ago, we introduced access to affordable background checks through First Advantage (formerly LexisNexis) along with a video that included…
Spotlight on Coach Tim Chappa
CRSF travels up to Neenah, WI, for September’s Mentor Spotlight of the month. Tim Chappa has been working in youth development for 9 years and has run our Badges for Baseball program…
Friday’s Final Thought: Why not?
 This past weekend, on her fifth attempt, 64 year old Diana Nyad achieved her dream: to become the first person to swim, unaided, from Cuba to Florida. That's more than…
Life Back at the Office: No More Camp?!?
As I sit here at my desk writing this blog post, I am a little perplexed because I am not out at camp enjoying free time or the ropes course…
CRSF Camp 4: Lots of jumping, dancing, learning
Relay race fun: campers had to walk (not run) across the turf circle and pretend they were putting things into a shopping cart. When they got to their counselor at…
Dream Day: Our dream for all kids
Fifty years ago today, Martin Luther King, Jr. stood in front of millions of people at the Lincoln Memorial in Washington, DC, and spoke those famous words (which he apparently…
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