The hero’s of Camp Mini-Yo-We! Cabin Leaders have the largest direct impact on our campers. Everything we do is designed to support this amazing group of leaders! Cabin Leaders serve by caring for their campers each week in their cabin. They provide our campers the best experience Camp can offer by building great relationships with those in their care. Cabin Leaders lead cabin devotions, act in campfire skits, and dress up for amazing program games. Are you looking for memories that will last a lifetime? Join our Cabin Leader team for this summer!

Activity Leaders serve by facilitating memorable and quality adventure experiences for our campers! They are trained in specific skills and are responsible for setting up and putting away equipment, teaching activities to campers from various programs and tracking repairs as needed.

Enterprise leaders play a critical role in the Leadership Development of our 15 year old teens. They support our campers through mentorship, teaching and connecting on a personal level with those in their care. All of this is displayed through servant hearts as they lead by example alongside these teens who clean dishes, set up for meals and tackle various projects around our facility.

LIT Small Group Leaders serve as spiritual mentors in the lives of our 16 year old teens who are seeking to grow in leadership and faith. They build intentional relationships with our Leaders in Training through 1-on-1s, leading small group Bible studies & encouraging leadership development as these individuals transition into the staff team.

This team of three staff serve by planning and providing amazing games, wacky fun and Biblical teaching for the campers each week. They create wild characters, costumes, decorations and adventurous storylines that are centered around the daily ministry focus.

Section Heads serve by caring for and discipling the group of cabin leaders in their section. They support their cabin leaders through 1-1s, prayer and helping solve problems as they arise. Section Heads ensure campers are safe, having fun, and experiencing the love of Christ through our Cabin Leaders.

Waterfront Heads serve at individual sites by overseeing swimming lessons, free swim, and other water activities for their program. They work alongside the Waterfront Coordinator to schedule and train lifeguards every week. This position requires NLS and Instructors certification. The minimum age for a Waterfront Head is 18 years of age.

Do you absolutely love preschool kids? The Grasshopper Team provides childcare for adult volunteers who are “pre-camper” age from 7am until 7pm every day and we need you to help us serve these little ones. You’ll work with a small team of people to provide safe and fun activities from a different small group of Grasshoppers every week. Whether it’s swinging on the swings, playing at the playground, or going on an adventurous hike to the treehouse, your job is to craft a welcoming environment for these little ones!

This role runs from the start of Spring Crew through to Summer’s End. The Waterfront Coordinator facilitates the opening, organization, supervision and closing of each waterfront area across the site. The Waterfront Coordinator will work to streamline processes and procedures across all sites, and support and supervise the Waterfront Heads and their teams.

This role runs from the start of Spring Crew through to Summer’s End. The Activities Coordinator facilitates the organization, preparation, supervision and maintenance of each activity area across the site. The Activity Coordinator will work to support and supervise the Activity Leaders and their areas.

The two Out-Tripping Directors oversee and help coordinate all canoe trips throughout the summer, including our Voyageur trips and 10-day Northwoods canoe trip. They ensure the Out-Tripping shed is kept clean and organized, and they assist campers and staff when getting ready and coming back from their trips.

Do you have a passion for helping lead quality musical worship experiences? Are you energized by helping worship teams improve how they lead for children and young people? Help our music team offer compelling worship experiences across all of our programs. Coordinate with our production leaders to ensure the entire experience comes together flawlessly. Coach musicians at various levels to increase engagement with our campers.

Do you know the difference between HDMI and MIDI? Are you comfortable soldering cables and tweaking the EQ? Do you love to make the audio, visual & lighting work together to create great experiences for audiences? We have sound systems, video projectors and lighting rigs that we need you to help us maximize to ensure that all program teams can do what they do. If you are looking for a chance to lead through technology this is the role for you.

Promotion team members share what is happening at Camp online through photography and videography. Ideal applicants would have experience and passion in one or more of the following areas: photography, videography, editing or social media management.

Interested? Email Spencer Tamming at spencer@miniyowe.com.

As part of the Customer Care Team, these team members help provide the best possible care for our campers, staff and other guests by helping to run our two Camp Stores (called Tuck Shops). Tasks include operating the store till, receiving inventory, restocking shelves, cleaning the shops and administrative work.

Interested? Email Cathy Faubert at cathy@miniyowe.com.

As part of the Administrative Team, these team members focus on the experience of our customers. There is a heavy focus on interacting with camper parents, staff and guests over email, phone and in person. Primary tasks include registering campers, managing family accounts, answering phone calls, responding to emails and inquiries, as well as various administrative tasks for other teams.

Interested? Email Cathy Faubert at cathy@miniyowe.com.

As part of the Facility Team, these team members help maintain the facility and remove distractions to improve the experience of the campers, staff and guests on property. Tasks include cleaning washrooms and accommodations, collecting garbage, groundskeeping as well as projects that match their particular skills and abilities.

Interested? Email Mike Leney at mike.l@miniyowe.com.

Does the idea of being part of a dedicated team that provided 600+ plus quality meals three times a day, seven days a week excite you? Are you interested in helping provide customized special diets for campers with unique needs? Our Food Service team members work alongside adult volunteers to craft exceptional meals for all of our guests.  Our Food Service Manager provides a menu, clear direction, training and support to this group of leaders. 

We have roles available for dietary specialists, a food distribution coordinator and more!

Interested? Email Jessica Meadows at jessica@miniyowe.com.

As part of the Medical Team, these individuals help provide the best possible care for our campers, staff and volunteers. In this role they will support the volunteers on our medical team by providing consistency from week to week, weekend relief, and expertise in Camp’s medical database, policy and procedures. Ideal candidates include nursing students, on a medical career path or experienced in administering first aid.

Interested? Email Spencer Tamming at spencer@miniyowe.com.