Some national organizations that support Jewish camping:
Association of Independent Jewish Camps –
The Association of Independent Jewish Camps provides support and services to organizations that would not otherwise have access to group-based efforts. JCamp 180 works closely with this group as well as the individual camps who are affiliated with it, offering consulting services and matching grants to help them become vibrant, self-sustaining organizations.
http://www.aijcamps.org
Foundation for Jewish Camp (FJC) – The Foundation for Jewish Camp, like JCamp 180, supports nonprofit Jewish summer camps throughout North America. Focusing their support on camp programming and staff development, the FJC offers programs such as ELI, Cornerstone, and Yitro. The Harold Grinspoon Foundation’s
PJ Goes to Camp program is an operational partner of FJC’s
One Happy Camper program, providing incentive grants for campers not served by a community based program who attend a participating nonprofit Jewish overnight camp for the first time. Through their complementary efforts, JCamp 180 and the FJC work to ensure the vitality and growth of nonprofit Jewish summer camps.
www.jewishcamp.org
Habonim Dror Camping Association (HDCA) – HDCA is the camping arm of Habonim Dror North America – the Labor Zionist Youth Movement. JCamp 180 works closely with both the national movement and the individual Habonim Dror camps, offering consulting services and matching grants to help them become vibrant, self-sustaining organizations.
http://www.hdcamps.org/about_us
JCC Association (JCCA) – The JCC Association is the continental umbrella organization for the Jewish Community Center movement, which includes more than 350 JCCs, YM-YWHAs, and camp sites in the US and Canada. With 20 JCCA affiliated overnight camps and 21 JCCA affiliated day camps, JCamp 180 partners with the JCCA to assure that these camp programs, as well as their lay leaders, have the necessary resources to effectively compete in the broad camp market. More information about this partnership can be found
here.
http://jcca.org/what-we-do/day-and-overnight-camps/
Jewish Day Camp Network (JDCN) – The JDCN connects Jewish Day Camps across North America, enabling peer to peer support, access to expertise, and the ability to leverage the member benefits of a large association. https://jdcnetwork.org/
Ramah Camping Movement (Ramah National Commission) – The Ramah Camping Movement is the camping arm of Conservative Judaism. JCamp 180 works closely with both the national movement and the individual Ramah camps, offering consulting services and matching grants to help them become vibrant, self-sustaining organizations. www.campramah.org
Union for Reform Judaism (URJ) Camp and Israel Programs – URJ Camp and Israel Programs are the camping arm of Reform Judaism. JCamp 180 works closely with both the national movement and the individual URJ camps, offering consulting services and matching grants to help them become vibrant, self-sustaining organizations.
https://urjyouth.org/camps/
Young Judaea Summer Camp Programs – Young Judaea is the oldest Zionist youth movement in the United States. JCamp 180 works closely with the Young Judaea Regional Camps, as well as a National Senior Leadership Camp, offering consulting services and matching grants to help them become vibrant, self-sustaining organizations.
http://www.youngjudaea.org