EMERGENCY SKEE-BALL FUNDRAISER

 

The Campfire Council’s

Emergency SKEE-BALL MACHINE Fundraiser

(What’s an “emergency skee-ball machine?” When we decide 4-H Camp needs a skee-ball machine so bad it feels like an emergency.)

 

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New Jersey 4-H Camp has an opportunity to achieve its long-held dream of having a skee-ball machine in the Rec Hall – but we need YOUR help to make this dream a reality. 

So, as soon as this chance arose, our CAMPFIRE COUNCIL (an intrepid group of Staff Alumni) banded together to create a lighting fast fundraiser to make it happen.

 

These funds will not only cover the opportunity to procure the 4-H Camp a skee-ball machine, but also the materials needed for Joe to design and create a protective cover for the skee-ball machine so it doesn’t become 4-H Camp’s Skee-ball Machine And Squirrel Nest.

 

Why A Skee-ball Machine?

 

•       Campers can use it to play skee-ball. That’s really the main one. 
•     It’s a taste of the Jersey Shore up here in the forest.  
•     It can be used to help decide tough decisions (that involve numerical intervals of 10 up to 50. And maybe 100. But probably very rarely 100).
•       We won’t have to play our skee-ball with pine cones and old buckets.
•       Actually, we currently play our skee-ball with golfballs, an old ladder, an older slide and call it Slideball. And we’ll still do that. We’ll just also have a skee-ball machine.
•       Because a claw machine in the Rec Hall would be ridiculous. 
•       “Wanna play skee-ball?” can finally be an acceptable phrase to be said at random during a summer camp day.
•       Campers can use it to play skee – oh, sorry. Used that one already. 







SO! Anything you're able to give to help bring a little more old school fun and game goofiness to our Rec Hall would be greatly appreciated. After all, like the old expression goes: 

"It takes a village to raise a Skee-Ball machine."

 

You've heard that one before, right?

 

 

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4-H Camp. A Tech Free Experience. (Except for the decades old tech involved in our skee-ball machine.)