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08.25.11

Surfrider Spirit Sessions is Looking for Mentors for Fall Session!

“Surfing is a metaphor for life: Waves come and go ~ We learn to respond with courage, balance, and joy.”

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Surfrider Spirit Sessions Ohana is growing! We are looking for Surf Mentors of all abilities for our fall session! If you are interested in becoming a mentor, or know someone, please contact Sam or Scott:

sam@surferspirit.org, 721-5662
scott@surferspirit.org, 721-5966

We are currently seeking 15 male and 15 female volunteer Surf Mentors for each session. If you are thinking of mentoring, or for more info, contact: admin@surferspirit.org or visit:http://surferspirit.org/index.php/volunteer/

Fall Session: Sept 10 - November 5

Minimum Requirements:

-At least 23 years old -Pass criminal background check

-Can surf comfortably -Available 8 Saturdays in a row

We are also looking for "floating" mentors who cannot commit to the 8 Saturdays

Sessions are held at Kuhio Beach, Waikiki, just Ewa of the Duke Statue.

Girls Session: 7:30am-11:30am

Boys Session: 12:30pm-4:30pm

Boards, rashguards, and lunch provided.

Surfrider Spirit Sessions is an IRS 501(c)(3) Hawai'i non-profit organization that aims to create and deliver holistic, ocean-based experiential education, mentoring programs and activities that connect, enhance, and fill in the gaps within existing nonprofit programs serving adjudicated, at-risk, or vulnerable youth, and to teach ocean awareness and environmental sensitivity to the general community.img_0351-2-640x427

"The best thing about the program is the people. They're so supportive and encouraging. They care. They make you feel like family." ~Crystal

"I am happy because I met a lot of people who are really caring, loving, and helpful. The best thing about this program is the people because they are what makes it fun!" ~Sarah

"The mentors are awesome! I didn't think we'd get along at first, but they taught me some cool things and it was fun hanging out with them, even when they gave me a hard time. They pushed me to do things I didn't think I could do." ~Kainoalani