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Are Your Kids Ready for Camp?
April 9, 2018 | |
This newsletter is sent from northeast@wrj.org.
Please add this address to your Contacts so you won't miss our news. Please forward this special camp issue to families with children and young adults.
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Thank you, WRJ Northeast District, for your past and future support of URJ’s Eisner Camp, Crane Lake Camp, Sci-Tech Academy East, and Camp George. We are grateful for our strong partnerships with WRJ sisterhoods and congregational leaders. Your support of our scholarship program ensures that youth throughout the Northeast can experience “a summer that lasts a lifetime.” Last year, sisterhoods, congregations, and donors offered over 370 campers financial support to attend camp. By providing financial support and helping to recruit future campers, we can continue, together, to inspire the next generation of Reform Jewish leaders.
Toda raba! Kadie Black
Development Director, URJ Northeast Camps
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Eisner Camp, Great Barrington, MA URJ Eisner Camp offers fun, immersive Jewish experiences that empower children, teens, and adults to better themselves, their communities, and the world. Established as a URJ camp in 1958, Eisner Camp is an elective-based, campus-style camp. Campers choose electives on a weekly basis and move between activities individually by grade and unit. While at camp, campers participate in a wide variety of athletic, recreational and creative activities. Eisner welcomes campers entering grades 2-10 for two-, three-, four-, and seven-week sessions, and serves approximately 550 campers a session. LEARN MORE.
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Crane Lake Camp, West Stockbridge, MA
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Previously a privately-owned camp, URJ Crane Lake Camp brings deep history and traditions to create a special community. Since joining the cohort of URJ camps in 1998, Crane Lake has become a second home to many. Children from URJ congregations across the Northeast join together each summer to experience the fun and magic of Jewish camping. Campers move from activity to activity in cabin groups, with a set schedule throughout the day. While at camp, campers participate in a wide variety of athletic, recreational and creative activities. Crane Lake welcomes campers entering grades 3-10 for two-, three-, four-, and seven-week sessions, and serves approximately 350 campers a session. LEARN MORE.
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6 Points Sci-Tech Academy East, Byfield, MA
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At URJ 6 Points Sci-Tech Academy East, scientific inquiry meets fun! Campers entering grades 5-10 spend two weeks exploring robotics, video game design, environmental science, digital media, and a host of other fun activities in a friendly setting with campers who share similar interests. Throughout their experience, campers explore what Judaism means to them – and how this complements their interests in science and technology. Located just outside of Boston’s science and technology corridor on the campus of the beautiful Governor’s Academy boarding school, 6 Points Sci-Tech Academy East offers all of the advantages of a top-quality educational facility along with access to the best and brightest minds in the Jewish science and technology community. Sci-Tech is more than just a place to learn and have fun – it is a community where campers feel welcomed and at home. LEARN MORE.
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Camp George, Seguin, Ontario URJ Camp George, the Reform Movement’s camp in Ontario, Canada, offers campers, ranging in age from 7-16, opportunities to learn new skills, meet new friends, and develop their own Jewish identity. At Camp George, Jewish youth from all over Canada and the United States participate in a unique camping experience that blends the best of Reform camping with the historic traditions of Ontario camping. LEARN MORE.
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Call for Counselors and Staff Do you know a college student looking for a meaningful, impactful summer?
URJ camps are hiring for summer 2018. LEARN MORE.
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Kutz Camp, Warwick, NY
URJ Kutz Camp is the summer home of NFTY and Reform Jewish teens worldwide. We provide an engaging, creative, and fun holistic residential program where teens and adults work in partnership to enhance the talents and skills of each individual through mentorship and peer-leadership. LEARN MORE.
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Kesher–Birthright Israel
Looking for more information on Birthright Israel? For high school graduates 18-26 years old with at least one Jewish parent; limited availability for ages 27-32. Must be the first Jewish peer trip to Israel since turning 18. LEARN MORE.
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