Youth Wrestling Camp (Ages 5-15)

Join us for a fun and exciting youth wrestling camp designed for beginners and experienced wrestlers alike! Participants will learn wrestling fundamentals, improve technique, build confidence, and develop strength and teamwork skills in a positive environment.

Campers should bring water, snacks, and wear athletic clothing each day. All participants will receive a free camp T-shirt.

Join Go Local FXBG on Tuesday evenings in July for trivia, prizes, and community impact at Buffalo Mo’s in Stafford, Virginia! Expect fun trivia rounds, cool prizes, community connections, and a 50/50 raffle supporting the nonprofit of the week. Come hang out, test your knowledge, and help us support a great local cause!

July’s Nonprofits:

July 7th: Lynn’s Early Childhood Foundation 

This week, we’re supporting Lynn’s Early Childhood Foundation, a local nonprofit that supports pregnant mothers and families with children from newborn through age two by providing essential items, community resources, and compassionate care. Their work helps families feel supported, valued, and cared for during some of the most important early years of a child’s life.

July 14th: Love Thy Neighbor 

This week, we’re supporting Love Thy Neighbor, a King George-based nonprofit food pantry committed to helping individuals and families facing food insecurity. They provide free groceries, fresh produce, pantry staples, hygiene items, and essential resources to neighbors in need. Their mission is rooted in compassion, dignity, and community support — helping make sure local families have access to food, hope, and a little extra help when life gets heavy.

July 21st: Rare Resilience 

This week, we’re supporting Rare Resilience, a local nonprofit helping to bring awareness, support, and community connection to families and individuals impacted by rare conditions and unique medical journeys. With a message of “United for every unique chromosome,” their work reminds us that every story matters, every family deserves support, and no one should feel like they are walking a rare journey alone.

July 28th: Fairy Godmother Project 

This week, we’re supporting the Fairy Godmother Project, a local nonprofit that works to support families through all phases of a pediatric cancer diagnosis by helping ease the day-to-day stress that comes with treatment, appointments, caregiving, and uncertainty. Their work helps provide emotional and practical support so parents and caregivers can focus on what matters most: being there for their child.

Learn more about the organization here:
www.fairygodmotherproject.org

On Thursday, July 9, join us at Ferry Farm for a fun-filled morning exploring rivers! We will read a river-themed book, then go on a guided river walk scavenger hunt. Children will also be creating their own river-scape to take home! Following the program, children and their caregivers are invited to take an abbreviated tour through the Washington House and explore the Visitor Center gallery.

The Mini Mornings program series introduces young learners (ages 3-6) to our museum spaces. Children and their caregivers participate in a story time and related craft and activity while exploring George Washington’s Ferry Farm.

Child admission (ages 6 and under): $6
Adult admission: Free with child

Children must be accompanied by a registered adult.*

*Children under 3 are welcome to attend.

George Washington’s Ferry Farm
268 George Washington Way
Fredericksburg, VA 22405

Questions: Email [email protected] or call 540-370-0732.