Camp Fury
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Get ready to shatter glass ceilings.
Join the ranks of firefighters and law enforcement personnel to learn how they ensure public safety for our communities. Meet women who are breaking down barriers and stereotypes in these male-dominated career fields.
During this five-day, five-night experience, you will practice search and rescue skills, crime scene investigation techniques, and perform physical fitness drills. At the end of camp, celebrate your accomplishments at a graduation ceremony with your friends and family.
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The Destinations Difference
As the creator and host of the first Camp Fury, our council offers this incredible opportunity and experience. Out-of-state Girl Scouts can attend Camp Fury as a Destination—inquire below.
Who can apply?
- Age: Those who are 14–17 years old and entering grades 9–12 can participate in Camp Fury; middle schoolers can attend Catching Fury. Not a Girl Scout, not a problem!
- Interests: police/fire careers, high adventure.
- Requirements: Ability to participate in physically challenging, immersive experiences. This may require pushing past fears or mental blocks; please reach out to Maggie at mmyers@girlscoutssoaz.org if you have questions about the challenges.
- Equipment: packing list to be provided after acceptance.
- Financial Aid is available. Apply today!
- Ignite your passion! This experience is great for those who are interested in careers in police and fire services.
The Impact of Camp Fury
Sara Sloughfy, a camper at this year’s Camp Fury, is a Girl Scout from Jacksonville, Alabama. Sloughfy is going into her junior year of High School in the fall and found out about Camp Fury on the Girl Scouts of the USA (GSUSA) Destinations web page. Last year she attended a Destinations camp that took her to the Grand Tetons and Yellowstone National Parks.
Passionate about the environment and the world around her, Sloughfy is energetic and involved in not only Girl Scouts, but also serves as an Alabama 4-H State Ambassador as well as the President of the Alabama 4-H STEM League and a member of the Alabama 4-H Tech Changemakers. She plays soccer, is on the swim team, and runs cross country and track. “I actually really love the (Physical Training) PT at camp, I know not everyone does, but it’s one of my favorite parts,” said Sloughfy.
Reflecting back on her week at Camp Fury, Sloughfy said, “Camp Fury was an experience I will never forget. The women who volunteered their time and knowledge truly embodied the phrase "Girl Power". Seeing strong, powerful, and successful women in Law Enforcement and the Fire Service opened my eyes to a whole new world of possibilities and taught me that you can do anything if you set your mind to it. Camp Fury inspired me in ways that I never imagined, and I left Tucson, Arizona with a new sense of confidence and a love of helping others.”
Camp Fury is for ALL
Learn more about and apply for camp financial assistance, or a Campership, today.
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Camp Fury holds a special place in our hearts, and we would love nothing more than Girl Scout everywhere to experience it.
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