August 4, 2010
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Foster Kids to
Hoop it Up
Camp geared for
skills both on
and off the court
Kids who are receiving foster
care services are invited to partici­
pate in a basketball camp that is
being hosted just for them.
Organized by UR SUCCESS, a
Portland-based non-profit organi­
zation that helps kids discover their
potential, the second annual camp
will be held on Saturday and Sun­
day, Aug. 21 and 22 at the Northeast
Community Center.
The camp will be directed by
Coach Earl Chaney and will teach
skills youth can practice on the court
and in life. While the fundamentals
of basketball will be covered, play­
ers will leam teamwork, coopera­
tion, self-control and fun.
Boys and girls, entering kinder­
garten through 12th grade are in­
vited. The cost is $50, which includes
a shirt, snacks and a special treat at
the awards ceremony. Foster kids
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Youth who are interested in
participating can download the
application form at ursuccess.or
or can contact the organization by
calling 971 -340-5577 or emailing
earl @ ursuccess.org.
Chaney said UR SUCCESS also
welcomes donations to support
the camp and is grateful for the
community support.
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