Organizations can apply for a a Support, Engagement, and Events (SEE) grant in the following sub-categories: Support Grant, Engagement Grant, and Event and Travel Grant. Check the Request for Applications by clicking on the green button below for complete details. 

Organizations can apply for a grant of up to $10,000 to support field trips and other engagement activities for groups such as athletic teams and youth development groups. Examples include field trips to the movies, plays, bowling, laser tag, amusement parks, and sporting events.

Organizations can apply for a grant of up to $10,000 to support an event, tournament, or travel for athletic competitions for youth groups. Examples include events that primarily engage youth, such as a summer league basketball tournament or youth festival.

• DPR Roving Leaders Camp – Facilitator, Assistant Facilitator, & Driver. Engage kids ages 3-12 in fun, positive activities. Check @dpr_rovingleaders to see what Roving Leaders do.
• Teen Division - Program Monitor, Content Specialist, and Payroll Clerk (Coming Soon on Careers.DC.Gov)
Mentor teen participants in the Marion Barry Summer Youth Employment Program. (MBSYEP) or review and maintain time and attendance reports for the program.
• DPR Summer Meals Program – Food Monitor & Food Safety Instructor

Warehouse Assistant & Warehouse Driver. Warehouse assistants move and set up DPR equipment and play activations across the city. Drivers transport kids, staff, and cargo throughout DC.

• Discovery Camp - Facilitator & Assistant Facilitator. Instructing campers ages 6-10 in theme-based curriculum, arts and crafts activities, and structured games and sports.
• Sports, Health, & Fitness – Facilitator & Assistant Facilitator.
Supervise kids ages 8-13 and lead them in sports, character education, and indoor/outdoor fun.
• Little Explorers - Facilitator & Assistant Facilitator.
Instructing campers ages 3 - 5 in theme-based curriculum, arts and crafts activities, and structured games and sports.
• Therapeutic Recreation Camp – Recreation Specialist & Facilitator.
Instructing campers with disabilities ages 5-16 in fun, engaging, and adaptive programming.
• Summer Camp Office Assistant and Program Monitors. Help with office tasks and work the front desk at summer camp for kids ages 3 – 17. (Coming soon on Careers.DC.Gov)