The Fresh Air Fund was a widely popular charity in the Ny Metro area. the aim was to take underprivileged youngsters two weeks away from the allegedly deleterious summer atmosphere of New York and other large city to camps and/or country retreats on farms, etc. originally the term Friendly Towns was used for temporary resettlement sites) in later days they co-opted various camps, in effect ( Camperships) akin to scholarships. They had humungous logistics problems which necessitated special one-time posters for locations of bus departures ( Fresh Air Fund group IV) at the Port Authotity Bus terminal for example) the movement was heavily advertised and songs such as a parody on Summer In the City ( country life:s a different world!).. Give these kids two weeks away , let them see another way... than the summer in the City.. Willy Mays and others did FAF advertising. I do not know if the movement is still ative. the New York Herald Tribune was a major sponsor.
That camp seems to be from The Fresh Air Fund, a not-for-profit agency, who provide free summer experiences in the country to millions of New York City children from disadvantaged communities, since 1877. They visit volunteer host families in 13 states and Canada through the Friendly Town Program or attend Fresh Air Fund camps. So the Montreal Star fresh air camp in Chambly might had been organized by them. They have a website www/freshair.org.
Fresh air
The air smelt as fresh as newly mown grass.
in 8585 he made nothin but in 1996 he made men in black.
because what the good air you can breath better, what the bad air you can have breathing problem because sometime people can get very sick from
Children are not permitted to bring cell phones or an iPod Touch to the Fresh Air Fund Host-a-Family camp. The Fresh Air Fund is a summer camp that is run in Fishkill, NY.
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That camp seems to be from The Fresh Air Fund, a not-for-profit agency, who provide free summer experiences in the country to millions of New York City children from disadvantaged communities, since 1877. They visit volunteer host families in 13 states and Canada through the Friendly Town Program or attend Fresh Air Fund camps. So the Montreal Star fresh air camp in Chambly might had been organized by them. They have a website www/freshair.org.
Its breath of fresh air.
Fresh air
I believe yes! this popular charity had a variety of appeals in TV and other advertising and was also heavily sponsored by the now defunct New York Herald Tribune- or the Trib (never Tribe) as it was popularily called. midst the staccato of office machines the New York Herald Tribune carried the banner of the Fresh Air Fund. It is arguable the Fresh Air Fund, in theory- as it displaced the potential delinquents physically, may have had a greater impact on youth crime than, say, Little League Baseball ( which is, after all seasonal).
they don't need fresh air
The duration of Fresh Air is 3000.0 seconds.
A collective noun for air is a breath of air.
humans, plants, and animals needs fresh air
Breathing fresh air is important for good health.
The air smelt as fresh as newly mown grass.