At the Greyhound Tennis Camp we believe in providing each camper with the opportunity to improve through basic instruction and stroke refinement. The camp is designed for the serious tennis player at any level from beginner to advanced. Personal individualized instruction will be available for everyone. Our emphasis is on instruction and supervised practice drills to maximize growth. ...

Under the supervision of South Kingstown High School Boy's Varsity Tennis Coach, Andy Carr (USPTR) and Stephen Mook (USPTA), theses one-week camps will focus on fundamentals, match play, fitness, and fun. Each participant will receive a T-shirt and 16 hours of instruction. ...

We are here to help GROW the sport of TENNIS in Charlestown, Exeter, Jamestown, Narragansett, North Kingstown, South Kingstown and Westerly. We are very proud to be a part of the USTA New England family. ...

135 local youth participated in 2008, and we were able to donate $2,500 to the Make-A-Wish Foundation of Rhode Island.100 local youth participated in 2007, we were able to donate $2,000 to the Make-A-Wish Foundation of Rhode Island.In 2006, 70 local youth were able to donate $1,000 to the Make-A-Wish Foundation of Rhode Island. ...

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MYX: Multicultural Youth eXchange is a Philadelphia-based, nonprofit organization that works to increase tolerance among young people worldwide by using art-based projects to explore diverse cultures and social issues relevant to all youth. ...

Camp HASC is the award winning summer program of the Hebrew Academy for Special Children. Located in the scenic Catskill Mountains of upstate New York, Camp HASC provides over 300 mentally and physically handicapped children and adults with the opportunity to enjoy a seven week sleep-away camp experience, just like many of their siblings and friends. ...

In 1963, disabled children had few school options available to them because of limited special education programs. Parents could keep their children at home or they could send him/her to a program that did not meet the needs of their child. Rabbi Max and Blanche Kahn decided to begin a program to serve the needs of these children. From the start, the program was characterized by professionalism, with a focus on the individual needs of each child. Their vision continues to affect the programs that we operate today. Our current programs are non-denominational. We teach our children with respect and sensitivity to their religious and cultural diversity. This diversity exists not only within our student body and their families, but within our staff as well. ...

A summer soccer camp for boys and girls ages 7-14 held on the beautiful campus of Western New England College in Springfield, Massachusetts ...