FOR OAK CLIFF
We Aim To Liberate Oak Cliff From Systemic Oppression Through A Culture of Education, While Increasing Social Mobility and Social Capital.
What is For Oak Cliff's Summer Camp?
For Oak Cliff's Summer Camp is a FREE, 12-week summer experience serving 75 Oak Cliff students, designed to provide a safe, engaging, and enriching environment while school is out.
Throughout the summer, students enjoy educational enrichment, exciting field trips, swimming days, and opportunities to explore new interests, build friendships, and create lasting memories.
Swimming and water safety are especially important components of our program. Black and Brown children face disproportionate drowning risks, and we're committed to helping close that gap by intentionally teaching our students how to swim and build confidence in the water.
Our camp also provides free, hot breakfast and lunch daily, ensuring students have nutritious meals throughout the program.
Donations help cover the essential costs of making this experience possible, including:
Qualified, caring program staff
Educational and recreational supplies
Field trips and enrichment experiences
Transportation
Daily hot breakfast and lunch
Swimming instruction and water safety activities
Our goal is simple: Give 75 Oak Cliff students a summer filled with opportunity, joy, safety, and experiences they'll carry with them long after camp ends.
With your support, we can make Summer Camp 2027 possible!
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WHAT’S HAPPENING AT FOR OAK CLIFF?
OUR YEAR IN REVIEW: 2024
WHO IS FOR OAK CLIFF?
WHO WE SERVE
A superblock is a neighborhood sectioned off by certain boundaries such as streets or highways. Within this superblock is a center or main meeting place that gives back to the community. For Oak Cliff serves as the collective impact backbone for the 75216 Superblock, in which we aim to work hand in hand with community members to create culturally relevant programming!
Licensing and Regulatory Notice
This program is not regulated, licensed, or registered by Dallas County Child Care Regulation (CCR). Participation in this program is voluntary, and services are provided outside the scope of CCR-regulated child care operations. The program maintains its own policies, procedures, and safety standards to support participants and their families.
For questions regarding program operations, supervision, or safety practices, please contact For Oak Cliff program administration directly.