Administered by the American Cancer Society (ACS), Camp Rainbow Gold was established 25 years ago. Vicki Mueller, an ACS employee had heard about a grant available to create a camp. After considerable footwork, the grant was awarded. With funding in tow, what seemed a far-off notion became reality when a compassionate team led by Dr. Dave McClusky put the wheels in motion for one of the first children's oncology camps in the country. ...

UNH promotes and strengthens the neighborhood-based, multi-service approach to improving the lives of New Yorkers in need and the communities in which they live. A membership organization rooted in the history and values of the settlement house movement, UNH supports its members through policy development, advocacy and capacity-building activities. ...

Located approximately sixty miles east of San Diego, on seventeen acres in the Cleveland National Forest is the Al Bahr Mount Laguna Shrine Camp. A private camp ground leased from the Forestry Service since 1921 to Al Bahr Shriners, of San Diego, California.

Situated at 6,000 feet on beautiful Mt. Laguna, among the oak and pine trees, with a spectacular view of the surrounding mountains and a view of the desert to the East, all the way to the Salton Sea in Imperial County, Mount Laguna Shrine Camp is available to ALL SHRINERS, MASONS, and affiliated MASONIC BODIES, their FAMILIES, and their guests ...

Enjoy God's world on quiet Camp Sabroske's 112 acres located near lovely Crane Creek State Park, beautiful Lake Erie and within 3 miles of public boat ramps. RV and tent camping (you can even rent a cabin!) are available as well as meeting room, dorm and shelter house rental. ...

Hope Conference and Renewal Center (Camp Hope) is the year-round camp, conference and retreat center of the Eastern District of the Moravian Church. Hope Center is situated on a hillside overlooking Little Silver Lake, with 125 acres of forests, wetlands, fields and lawns. ...

Camp Tall Turf was established in 1968 during a period of keen social unrest and racial tension in the U.S., particularly in urban centers. The camp founders (mostly prominent community and business leaders) were moved to respond to this crisis in America's inner cities. ...

The Ah Haa School for the Arts is a community center of learning and culture that offers a wide variety of programs and seeks to inspire individuals of all ages to explore, develop and celebrate their creativity. ...

The hallmark of the Camp Fire program is its flexibility and commitment to meeting youth and family development needs. ...

Valhalla Lodge is a fisherman's paradise and offers the ultimate stream fishing and bear viewing experience. Fish the world famous streams of Lake Iliamna and Katmai National Park for rainbow trout, arctic grayling, and wild Alaska salmon! Fish Alaska's largest run of king salmon on the lower Nushagak River, where you can catch these great salmon from boats, using levelwind trolling rods, spinning rods, or fly rods. Nearby lakes also provide abundant lake trout and northern pike. Our pristine home stream, just minutes from the lodge by jet-boat, is perfect for catching rainbow trout and arctic grayling on dry flies--a nice addition to floatplane fly outs. Fishing these remote streams, viewing the diverse wildlife, and flight-seeing the spectacular scenery, is a unique Alaska adventure.
After the day's fishing, relax comfortably at our lodge. Guest cabins are well appointed, with private bath and all the amenities, including laundry service. Valhalla Lodge accommodates just eigh ...

To develop, in young people, respect for self, community and the environment, through wilderness adventure and environmental education. ...