Camp Fire Boys and Girls, Inc. Georgia Council

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Camp Fire Boys and Girls, Inc. Georgia Council

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Contact information: Campfire Boys and Girls, Inc. Georgia Council 100 Edgewood Ave. NE Suite 528 Atlanta, GA 30303 Website: www.campfireusaga.org Mission/Goals: Camp Fire USA's mission is to build caring, confident youth and future leaders. Source(s): www.guidestar.org; www.campfireusaga.org	Camp Fire USA serves 735,000 children annually across the country	Birth to 21 years	Please click here for more information on this evaluation. Type of Evaluation: Outcomes Monitoring. Objective: To evaluate the influence of the Camp Fire program on youth outcomes. Impact/Outcomes: Study findings indicate that Camp Fire youth (14-20), 20.9% volunteer once a week, 30.4% volunteer at least once a month and 21.7% volunteer two to four times a year. Roughly 60.7% are able to use their leadership skills often whereas 34.2% report using them sometimes. Camp Fire also builds future leaders. Also, less than 3% of CF youth felt that they will not have a good life in the future. Approximately 95.2% felt that they could make their community a better place.	Not available.