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Camp Kinder Works offers swimming, sports and outdoor games, creative arts and crafts and our game room to all campers. Our staff are all certified teachers or professionals in their special areas. ...

The JCC is the Jewish gateway and neighborhood where all are welcome. It provides quality experiences through a mix of formal and informal Jewish educational, recreational, and cultural activities. The JCC provides quality programs and activities to all families in the community regardless of race, religion or national origin. In the past five years, over $300,000 per year in scholarships is provided to area families in need thanks to the generous support received from Heart of Florida United Way, the Jewish Federation of Greater Orlando, and individual donors. Financial assistance is available to families in need. ...

The Lor-Ray Camp Association had its beginning in the spring of 1965 when Rev. Robert Moldstad and Dr. William Langrader, both of St.Timothy in Lombard, IL, met and decided that they would endeavor to interest others of our confessional fellowship in forming an association to purchase and develop a campsite that might serve the Illinois and Michigan based congregations of the ELS and WELS. ...

Camp is about fun, emotional growth, and the acquisition of life lessons. At Nock-A-Mixon, we make sure children are safe and have a fantastic summer. We know what a leap of faith it is to entrust your children to someone else for the summer. It is our hope to meet and exceed your expectations. ...

Chai Center Kiddie Camp is under the auspices of Gan Israel Camps, which is part of the largest and fastest growing network of Jewish day camps in the world. Gan Israel enjoys a well-earned reputation as a trendsetter with innovative ideas, creative programs and new activities. ...

Founded in 1923 by Jewish activists as a retreat for their children from the tenements of NYC, Camp Kinderland is true to the vision of its founders. In a difficult world, we are an oasis for children; a place where they can be themselves, feel at ease, and work and play in an atmosphere of cooperation and trust. As at many camps, our campers play sports, swim and hike, gain new experiences in arts, drama, music, dance, nature and camping. ...

The camp structure creates a supportive community where friendships and cooperation flourish. Camp activities are designed for children to learn new skills, build self-confidence and foster self-sufficiency. ...

Summer camp provides children with unique experiences that help them grow, learn, have fun and build lasting relationships. At North Shore Day Camp, we foster the values of sharing, integrity, responsibility and respect. Each summer our campers embark upon a journey that develops a greater sense of self-esteem and self-confidence. When summer ends they will leave camp with new friends and memories that will last a lifetime. ...

The purpose of Holiday House is to provide young girls in need with an enriching and healthy respite at a critical time in their developing lives. One of our main objectives is to foster self-esteem and empower girls to make appropriate choices in the difficult years ahead. Our camp serves girls ages 7-11 from families whose incomes meet the USDA guidelines for free or reduced lunch. During four, two-week sessions, over 200 girls from Long Island (100% of our campers are from Long Island) make new friends, learn new skills, and have fun, free from stressful or unstable family situations. We have but two weeks to touch each young girl with a positive message about herself and the confusing world in which she lives. We engage campers in traditional camp activities with specific educational goals tailored to the disadvantaged child. Nutrition, physical fitness, and personal hygiene are emphasized as lifetime habits. ...