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The mission of Procter is to embody and teach creation care, spiritual growth, and hospitality, becoming beloved community together.

Procter seeks to provide a safe, inviting, and spacious rural setting that cultivates spiritual formation, models sustainable living and celebrates God’s love and reconciliation through hospitality, prayer, study, work, and play.

Procter is a camp and retreat center in Madison County, about 30 miles south of Columbus, Ohio. Our site includes a reflection pond, lake, pool, hiking trails, and a woodland area. In the summers, we host hundreds of campers in grades first through twelfth. In addition, Procter Center Farm provides food for our Dining Hall and sells produce at farmer’s markets throughout the Columbus area.

Each summer, we hire Kitchen & Housekeeping, Farmers, Groundskeepers, Camp Counselors, Lifeguards, and Camp Nurses. All of our staff serves as leaders and mentors to our campers, guests, and customers. Being a part of our staff means working hard, having fun and making meaning.

Procter is a ministry of Episcopal Diocese of Southern Ohio, and as such seeks to follow Jesus and his way of love in all we do, which includes welcoming all.  People from all or no faith backgrounds are encouraged to apply.

Volunteering at Procter

Each year, spring, summer, and fall, we need volunteers for our camp programs, farm, and events. If you are interested in volunteering with Procter for a day, a week, a season, or all year long, please contact Danielle Vogel, dvogel@proctercenter.org.

 

Teens and Young Adults, learn more about our CIT Volunteer Program.

Camp Staff

Serving at Procter Summer Camp is a unique opportunity to spend time growing your faith, mentoring campers, and forging friendships that will last a lifetime. We’d love for you to join our team this summer. We are currently hiring:

Farm Hand Internship

Ever been interested in learning how to grow your own food, learning about sustainable farming, or raising chickens and hogs? No previous farm experience is necessary for our summer and fall positions. Each summer, we look for three individuals who have a positive attitude, are able to work well on a team, and are willing to learn how to farm! Learn more.

Conservationist Internship

Our woods have become a focal point in conservation efforts for Madison County. Through support and guidance from our local USDA offices, we have the goal to continue to clear invasive species, maintain trails, and begin development on outdoor education programs. Learn more about the job posting and how to apply.

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Procter is a great place to get away from everyday life. I stayed in one of the cabins where there are 4 rooms with 2 sets of bunk beds. The cabin also had A/C, showers, a bathroom, a kitchen, and a living room area furnished with a couch.  The cabins are a short walk away from the dining and conference hall or the lake. 

The staff was very welcoming and I even had the opportunity to visit with some of the summer farm staff! It was great talking to Procter’s farm manager, Danielle, who told me that the farm uses sustainable practices: pasture-raised pork and chicken, free-range egg layers, and crops are grown using organic methods. She was happy to sell me some bratwurst and my roommate and I enjoyed them that night!

In between my work sessions, I had a wonderful time wandering around Procter’s pond and visiting with the pigs and chickens.

Noel Lampazzi’s, SCA Invasive Species and Farm Intern, Fall 2019