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Youth Guidance seeks volunteers upcoming activities

Written by: May 19 2011
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VERO BEACH — Youth Guidance is seeking volunteers to help out with a few upcoming activities – one on Saturday, May 21 and another on Saturday, June 11. 

Saturday, May 21 Birthday Bowling Party, 11 am to 1 pm at Vero Bowl

Help us celebrate the birthdays of YG kids born in the months of March, April, May and June, by joining in on a bowling party.  Volunteers are needed to pair up with YG birthday kids for bowling, pizza, a birthday treat, and a gift of the child’s choosing.

Saturday, June 11 Take a Kid Fishing under the Barber Bridge between 8:30 am and 12 noon.

Vero-Treasure Coast Kiwanis Club moved their date for this event to have YG kids attend. Volunteers are needed to pair with kids to enjoy some fishing, food, friendship and fun.  Gather at MacWilliam Park (picnic pavilions across from Riverside Café).  Youth Guidance is bringing about 40 children to this event, so lots of volunteers are needed to make this an extra special day for YG kids.

RSVP for either event to Piper at (772) 226-3092.

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