ELKS YOUTH
Elks Youth Camp
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Youth Camp : Our State Project
The Minnesota Elks Youth Camp is a co-ed camp for deserving youth of Minnesota, ages nine through thirteen. Most campers are referred to local Elks Lodges through adults who know the child's family. Persons knowing young people who otherwise would not have such an opportunity are urged to contact their nearest Minnesota Elks Lodge.The camp setting includes about 270 acres of land on Pelican and Markee Lakes. The north woods atmosphere is prevalent with evergreen trees, fresh air, sunshine, wildlife and a large sandy beach. Programs and activities are planned to provide a fun-filled week and to enhance the campers' love of the outdoors. Qualified staff members supervise all activities.
For more information please go to our Youth Camp web site at http://www.mnelksyouthcamp.org
Scholarships
The Elks National Foundation provides $3.74 million in college scholarships each year through its three scholarship programs.
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HOOP SHOOT
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Please contact your local lodge to find out if the program is available in your area.
Who Is Eligible to Compete?
The Elks National Free Throw Program is open to all boys and girls, ages 8 through 13, regardless of race or creed.
What Do The Winners Receive?
The "Hoop Shoot" program provides a constructive, character-building experience for young people who participate. The program allows competition with peers, free from outside influence of parents, coaches, or teammates. It teaches young people the importance of developing individual skills. In addition to the mental and physical benefits provided by competing in the "Hoop Shoot" program, all contestants at every level of competition receive certificates of participation and achievement. Winners receive trophies and plaques. The names of national champions are displayed at the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame in Springfield, Massachusetts
Who Is Eligible to Compete?
The Elks National Free Throw Program is open to all boys and girls, ages 8 through 13, regardless of race or creed.
What Do The Winners Receive?
The "Hoop Shoot" program provides a constructive, character-building experience for young people who participate. The program allows competition with peers, free from outside influence of parents, coaches, or teammates. It teaches young people the importance of developing individual skills. In addition to the mental and physical benefits provided by competing in the "Hoop Shoot" program, all contestants at every level of competition receive certificates of participation and achievement. Winners receive trophies and plaques. The names of national champions are displayed at the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame in Springfield, Massachusetts