Mark your calendars! Our 2020 camp will be June 22, 23 and 24. Check back for registration details later this year!
In the meantime, check out some awesome highlights from 2019!
20th Anniversary Camp - In the news!
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Mon, June 22 - Wed, June 24, 2020
8 am - 12 noon• Hilliard Weaver Middle School
Register Camper
Registration is currently closed. We will open registration Jan 2020!
FAQs
Yes, we will be able to give you a portion of your camp registration fee back BUT there is a non-refundable processing fee of $10. Please give us your name and mailing address so we can send you the refund.
Yes. Please provide proof of this overcharge (in the way of printed out credit card statement). Please give us your name and mailing address so we can send you the refund.
All checks payable to The Second and Seven Foundation.
If the shirt size your child received is the same size that you mentioned online, we may not be able to accommodate your request. We will need to wait until ALL campers receive their shirts before we can swap it out. We will try to accommodate you in any way we can.
We encourage all parents to make arrangements for pickup of their child by noon each day. If there is a conflict, please notify a volunteer so we are aware of the situation.
We will try our best to accommodate requests on the first day of camp, but no guarantees can be made. We do not take requests prior to the first day of camp.
Your child should bring a water bottle with his/her name on it. (Water will be provided.) Your camper should wear shorts and a short sleeve shirt with his/her name on it. Some kids wear cleats but they are not mandatory. THERE ARE NO PADS AT THIS CAMP!
Each day, we check the weather and if there is a threat of lighting then we take shelter in the school and review some of the basic fundamentals with each of the coaches and their teams. If there is rain with no lightning, then we continue with our drills.
This camp is a NON-CONTACT camp! We will run through many drills that are based on fundamentals of football and will have time at the end of each day to play a two-hand touch game where every child is involved.
There will be a certified medical trainer on site each day to ensure that the safety of every child is taken care of.
If this is the case, please seek out one of the camp volunteers and we will make sure that the trainer is aware of his condition, and we will introduce you and your child to the trainer.
If this is the case, please seek out one of the camp volunteers and we will make sure that your child gets the proper snack and lunch during that time. It would be helpful for you to bring a snack if your child's allergy is severe.
Yes, we will keep a box of lost items at the registration tables and lock it up each night.
THERE WILL BE NO OUTSIDE AUTOGRAPHS! The last day of camp, we will allow each camper to have one of the camp items (either the shirt or football that is provided) signed by the coaches. At that time, campers can try to take a photo but we ask that each camper respect the others, as everyone wants to get autographs on the final day.
We always leave this up to the parents. This is a non-contact camp and the children are divided into age-specific teams. As long as your child is comfortable being away from mom or dad for a few hours, they'll be fine! And please remember, parents and guests are always welcome to stay and watch.
Location
Hilliard Weaver Middle School
4600 Avery Rd
Hilliard, OH 43026
Camp Sponsors
The 2nd & 7 Foundation Partners
About 2nd & 7
Mission: To promote reading by providing free books and positive role models to kids in need while encouraging young athletes of the community to pay it forward.
It's our 20th Anniversary!
We are celebrating 20 years of encouraging readers and developing leaders in our community. Over the past 20 years, we have provided over 300,000 free books and positive role models to kids in need while encouraging athletes of the community to pay it forward.
The 2nd and 7 Foundation was started in 1999 by three former Ohio State Buckeye football players—Ryan Miller, Luke Fickell, and Mike Vrabel. Inspired by their involvement in various community outreach programs as student-athletes, they decided to continue to make a difference by promoting literacy and providing positive role models for children in central Ohio. Over the past 20 years, the program has grown to 180 communities in 26 states. The “Tackling Illiteracy” program encourages student-athletes from universities and high schools across the nation to participate in weekly readings in second-grade classrooms. While in the classrooms, they are reading to the kids, passing out FREE books for the kids to take home and reminding the kids why it is so important to read. The 2nd and 7 Foundation created a book series called the Hog Mollies; each book teaches valuable life lessons. In 2019, we will be releasing the 12th book in the series!
For more, visit: secondandseven.com
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