PCAFI C.A.N. CAMP Registration Form

⛺ PCAFI CAN Camp Registration

Children Against Negativity (CAN) Camp is a faith-filled experience for young people ages 5–19, designed to build character, deepen Bible knowledge, and create lasting memories through fellowship, fun, and spiritual growth.

Register your campers and chaperones in just a few easy steps. The registration fee is $250 per person, with a $100 non-refundable deposit option available. Financial assistance is also offered for those who qualify.

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Questions? See FAQs below or contact us at engagement@pcafintl.org or call (502) 830-9600

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about CAN Camp 2026

General

What does C.A.N. stand for?

C.A.N. stands for Children Against Negativity — a movement empowering young people to rise above negativity through faith, community, and purpose.

What are the dates of camp?

Thursday, July 2nd – Saturday, July 4th, 2026

Where is camp located?

Bowling Green State University
220 McFall Center, Bowling Green, OH 43403

Is camp open to students not affiliated with a church?

All students should have an affiliation with a local PCAFI church.

Registration & Cost

What is the cost of camp?

$250 per person for both students and chaperones. Transportation is not included (stipend TBD).

What does the cost include?

University-style lodging
Nine catered meals
Snacks
Camp gift bags
T-shirts
Full access to Bowling Green State University facilities

What is the registration deadline?

April 30, 2026

How much is due at registration?

A $100 non-refundable deposit is due at registration. The full balance is due by May 31, 2026.

Who should register as a student vs. a chaperone?

Students (Campers): Ages 5–19, including 2026 high school graduates and first-year college students (19 and under).
Chaperones: Adults 20 years and older, placed on teams to lead and mentor younger students.
Children ages 5–6 must have a parent or guardian registered as a chaperone.

What are the age requirements?

Student campers range from ages 5–7 (who can use facilities and follow basic instructions) up to graduating high school seniors ages 17–19.

Logistics & Transportation

Will transportation be provided?

Transportation will be coordinated through local council leadership. It is not included in the registration cost (stipend TBD).

Can I just drop my kid off?

😅 NO. All students must be accompanied and properly registered with a chaperone.

Is there an elevator?

Yes, there is an elevator available.

What are the parent meeting dates?

Parent meeting dates are TBD. Stay tuned for announcements.

Sleeping Arrangements

What are the sleeping arrangements?

Students:

Girls and boys are not in the same room.
2–4 students per room with a shared bathroom.
Reasonable accommodations made for GEMS (children with exceptionalities).
Each person has their own bed (college twin single or bunk bed).

Chaperones:

Married couples may share a room if desired.
Unmarried chaperones will be partnered with same-gender roommates.

Can a family stay together in one room?

Considered on a case-by-case basis for families with small children or children with exceptionalities. CAN Camp encourages students to room with peers from other families to build Godly relationships and camaraderie.

How many people are assigned to each room?

2–4 people per room. Each person will have their own bed.

Safety & Supervision

What safety measures are in place?

Multiple law enforcement officers present as chaperones
24-hour chaperone supervision of all student areas
Zero tolerance for drugs, tobacco, or alcohol
Immediate response to bullying or inappropriate behavior, up to parent intervention
All chaperones trained on safety, security, and situation management
Safeguards to ensure all students are accounted for at all times

Are chaperones background checked?

Yes. All chaperones will have passed the KidCheck National Background Check.

How many chaperones are required per student?

The minimum ratio is 1 chaperone for every 3 students (3:1).

Who watches students at night and on campus?

24-hour security on site. Trained chaperones, including law enforcement officers, will be present and available at all times.

Is there a difference between chaperones and camp staffers?

This is a PCAFI chaperone-run camp. All adults who attend will be considered chaperones and will have assignments. In-house chaperones will lead the organization and execution of the camp.

Will lifeguards be present?

Yes. Certified lifeguards will be present at all swim times.

What behavior expectations are in place?

All campers are expected to follow the CAN Camp Conduct Policy. Details will be shared during the registration process and parent meetings.

Medical & Dietary

Will there be a medical team in place?

Yes. A medical team will be on site and will hold and facilitate medications for students.

How many meals and snacks are provided?

Breakfast, lunch, and dinner are provided daily. At least one additional late-evening snack is also provided.

Are outside snacks allowed?

Yes! Students and chaperones may bring their own additional snacks. Special request: please do not bring peanuts or tree nuts.

Can dietary restrictions be accommodated?

Please communicate any dietary restrictions during registration. We will make reasonable accommodations if possible.

Are campers with special needs supported?

We look forward to serving our GEMS (children with exceptionalities). Education professionals for diverse learners will be at camp. In certain circumstances, a chaperone or parent may be required.

Activities & Schedule

What types of activities will students participate in?

Praise & Worship
Bible Knowledge
Intellectual Games
Schoolyard Physical Activities

Will my child be in age-appropriate activities?

As an intergenerational camp, students of all ages will lead worship and learn alongside adults. However, we will make all efforts to place students in age-appropriate physical and educational groups.

What to Bring

What should my student bring to camp?

Essentials

Bible
Sunday Morning Offering
Camera or Disposable Camera
Large Flashlight
Mask (optional)
Hand Sanitizer

Bedding & Towels

Sleeping Bag (each child needs their own bedding — sheets, blankets, and pillows)
Beach Towel
Washcloths (2)
Bath Towel

Clothing

Outfits (5–6)
Long Jeans (at least one pair)
Undergarments (6 changes)
Pajamas
Bathing Suit — One Piece for girls / Swim Trunks for boys
Swimsuit Cover-Up
Flip-Flops
House Shoes
Tennis Shoes (Sneakers) — NO HEELYS or ROLLING SHOES

Toiletries

Soap / Body Wash
Lotion
Deodorant
Insect Repellent
Sunscreen
Feminine Products (girls)

⚠️ Important Notes

Girls need a shirt and knee-length shorts over swimsuit during swim events
We request, if possible, for young ladies to have their hair braided
Long jeans, skirt, or dress needed for Sunday morning service

What should I NOT bring to camp?

❌ Video Games
❌ 2-Piece Bathing Suits
❌ Spaghetti Strap Tank Tops
❌ Short Shorts or Daisy Dukes
❌ Cell Phones
❌ MP3 Players or iPods

CAN Camp is not responsible for any lost or stolen games or electronics.

Contact & Communication

Who is the contact person while students are at camp?

Call (502) 830-9600 option 6. Each council will also have a contact person on site.

How can parents contact their child during camp?

In case of emergencies, contact (502) 830-9600 option 6. Each council will also have a contact person on site.

Ready to Register?

Spots are limited. Secure your place before the April 30, 2026 deadline.

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Questions? engagement@pcafintl.org | (502) 830-9600

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Acknowledgment of Risk*

I, the undersigned parent or legal guardian, acknowledge that participation in the Pentecostal Churches of the Apostolic Faith International (PCAFI) Summer Camp may involve activities that include, but are not limited to: outdoor games, sports, field trips, physical activities, transportation, water-related activities (if applicable), and indoor recreational activities. I understand that these activities may carry certain inherent risks of injury or harm. I voluntarily assume all risks associated with my child’s participation.I, the parent or legal guardian of the above-named participant, hereby give permission for my child to participate in PCAFI CAN Camp and all related activities. I understand that participation in camp activities involves inherent risks, including but not limited to physical activity, transportation, and group events.I certify that my child is physically able to participate and that I have disclosed all relevant medical information.

Release of Liability & Authorization*

I release, waive, and hold harmless PCAFI, CAN Camp, its directors, staff, volunteers, partners, and affiliates from any and all liability, claims, demands, or causes of action that may arise from my child’s participation in camp activities, except in cases of gross negligence.In the event of a medical emergency, I authorize PCAFI staff or representatives to secure medical treatment for my child. I assume full responsibility for any medical expenses incurred as a result of such treatment.I hereby grant permission to PCAFI CAN Camp to photograph, video record, or otherwise capture my child’s likeness during camp activities. I understand that these images and recordings may be used for promotional, educational, and marketing purposes, including but not limited to social media, websites, printed materials, and presentations. I release PCAFI and CAN Camp from any expectation of compensation or ownership rights related to these materials.

Meetings & Trainings*

I, the undersigned parent, agrees to complete Parent Preparation Training Session prior to camp.The student agrees to follow all rules of conduct set forth by PCAFI Camp leadership.

I certify that I am the parent or legal guardian of the above-named child. I have read and fully understand this Release of Liability Agreement. I agree that this release is binding to the fullest extent permitted by law.

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