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Silver Spring Branch

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Branch Director: Tim Robinson
Program Director: Danielle Rollins
Education Director: MeShawn Carter
Teen Director: Kerron Kalloo
Administrative Assistant: Diana Alvarez
Athletic Director: Patrick Leonard
Social Recreation Coordinator: Ilean Motley

The Silver Spring Branch is a safe and enriching environment for youth in our community. We offer programs in a variety of areas that address the complex needs of today's youth. The programs offered at the Club are fun, innovative, and engaging.

In addition to our superior programs, we have dynamic and caring staff members who serve as role models and mentors to our members. At the Silver Spring Branch we provide a positive environment where youth can truly shine!

Germantown Branch

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Regional Director: Phil McManus
Program Director: Toman Napitupulu
Administrative Assistant/Membership Clerk: Crystal Brown
Athletic Director : Brian Berry
Teen Director: Jessica Bond

When growing up, most of the children in elementary school with me came from 'traditional' families, that is, they came from two parent homes in which one parent stayed at home and the other parent worked. Now we have children who come from families in which both parents working, in fact this situation seems to be the 'traditional' family these days. In addition, there was strong community support. By contrast, family ties today are far less maintained. Elementary students today lack the community support required to deal with academics, extracurricular activities and social challenges. For this reason, Boys & Girls Clubs are necessary in providing youth with a positive and safe place to go; a way to grow in a safe and caring environment.

Facilities

  • 2 Fields
  • Arts & Crafts Room
  • Computer lab
  • Full Kitchen
  • Full Out-door Basketball Courts
  • Learning Center
  • Multi-Purpose Room
  • Teen Center

Camp Ernest W. Brown

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A168-acre residential summer camp situated on the picturesque Potomac River.

Local Contact Information:
4103 Benning Road NE
Washington, DC
Phone (202) 540-2307
Fax (202) 397-1301
Contact: Camp Brown Registrar 

With 74 years of experience, Camp Ernest W. Brown—a 168-acre residential summer camp situated on the picturesque Potomac River—provides children ages 7 to 13 an opportunity to take a break from city life to connect with nature and explore the outdoors!

As one of the Washington, D.C. regions oldest and most trusted residential summer camps, Camp Brown offers a fun, safe environment for youth to experience the wonderful outdoors, while building friendships and memories that will last a lifetime.

Campers spend a relaxing week by the waterfront enjoying programs and activities facilitated by trained Boys & Girls Clubs counselors and Metropolitan Police Department officers. With a 150-foot fishing pier, children play on Camp Brown’s spacious waterfront grounds, courts, sports fields and experience fun activities such as swimming, fishing, boating, sports and fitness, music, games, arts and crafts and much more!

Residents spend the week in air-conditioned cabins equipped with bunk beds and enjoy three nutritious meals, plus an evening snack, in the modern, fully-equipped Marriott Mess Hall while participating in Camp Brown’s specialized curriculum which covers a variety of areas that nurture and re-enforce self-awareness, self-esteem, character and healthy life choices.

To register, click here to enroll online today or download a Camp Brown Application.
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OPEN ENROLLMENT SESSIONS 

Session 1 (June 27th): Mind, Body & Soul Week

Campers will not only gain knowledge of proper nutrition and physical fitness, but they will also strengthen their ability to exchange positively with peers and engage in healthy relationships.

Session 2 (July 4th): Showtime Week Lights! Camera! Action!

This week campers will get in touch with their inner performer as they prepare for a camp-wide talent show. Activities include dramatic arts, dance, modeling and stage crew training.

Session 3 (July 11th): Olympics Week

Who will bring home the gold?! Teams will focus on teamwork and problem-solving skills by participating in a week long competition. Sign up and find out who will emerge victorious!

Session 4 (July 18th): Homecoming Week

Camp Brown will celebrate its 74 year legacy of providing a fun filled escape to urban youth by focusing on the camp’s rich history. The campers will also welcome alumni, parents, board members and the community to our annual Camp Brown Director’s Day. Parents are welcome to travel with us to join in the festivities.

Session 5 (July 25th): Go Green Week

Children attending this week’s program will learn how to implement environmentally-friendly practices into their life. Also, they gain insight into energy and water conservation.

Session 6 (August 1st): International Week

Campers will participate in activities centered on celebrating cultures from around the globe.

Session 7 (August 8th): Adventure Week

Traditional camp activities including nature and outdoor exploration are the highlight of this week.

Facilities

  • Air Hockey
  • Archery Field
  • Arts & Crafts House
  • Basketball Courts
  • Biking Course
  • Boathouse
  • Computer lab
  • Foosball
  • Hiking Trails
  • Library
  • Nature Center
  • Open Sports Fields
  • Pavilion
  • Pool
  • Stage
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