Introducing our 2013 Summer Camp Staff Team!
Camp Wenonah Summer Camp staff are outdoor education professionals, teachers, university and college graduates/students or senior high school students that share one thing in common: they are committed to providing each Wenonah camper with a positive and lasting Camp experience.
We believe that a dedicated, qualified, and experienced staff team is one of the best assets any Summer Camp can have. Each year, our staff team reflects our commitment to providing a safe and enriching Camp experience for each of our campers.
The 2013 Summer Camp staff team features many familiar faces, as over 90% have worked at Wenonah previously.
We are proud to introduce to you our 2013 staff team! You can see a full list of staff members by position here, or check out photos and profiles of each staff member by clicking here.
Did you know that Camp Wenonah runs two popular Women’s Weekends in September?
On Saturday, June 1 please join us for a terrific day of golf in support of the 
We look forward to welcoming new campers and their families AND families interested in learning more about Wenonah to Camp on Saturday, June 15th (2:00 pm – 8:00 pm)!
Camp Wenonah Senior Director Jeff Bradshaw invites all new camper families AND those interested in hearing more about Wenonah to join him this Sunday (April 7) from 2:00 – 2:45 pm at the 
Our “Final Instructions” mailing is being sent today, and families should receive it at home within the next week. This mailing contains all of the information you need as you prepare your child(ren) for Summer Camp.
The website redesign is a project we’ve been working on over the past year.
Mobile functionality, allowing you to check all the latest news from Camp on your smartphone.
Camp for children with chronic illnesses can be life changing. Camp Kivita, a camp for children living with solid organ transplants – heart, kidney, liver, lung and intestinal transplants, and those with end-stage organ failure, is thrilled to be partnering with Camp Wenonah for Summer 2013! Camp Kivita was founded based on a need for children with transplants and end stage organ disease to have the opportunity to meet other children who have had similar healthcare experiences and to be able to participate in a normal childhood camp experience that improves their sense of competency, independence, self-esteem, make new friends, learn new skills, and just have fun!
Camp Kivita is organized by the Transplant Camp Advisory Committee and leadership team. We are a group of volunteers passionate about ensuring that all children with transplants and organ failure have the opportunity to attend summer camp. Our primary goal is fundraising to cover the cost of camper registration fees and ensuring safe and optimal programming. We continue to strive to allow all children who are medically stable after transplant or those living with end stage organ disease the opportunity to attend camp at no cost to experience the magic of camp. Camp could not happen without the generous financial support of our financial donors and partners which include the Kidney Foundation, the Citron Family (Ken’s Fund), KRG Insurance, David Foster Foundation, Doug Ghent Painting, the Ben Walker Foundation, and all the individual donors and supporters of camp.