Campership
The annual Greenwich Campership Program, administered by the Program Division of the Department of Human Services, enables children ages 5 – 14 from low income families to enjoy a memorable and fun-filled experience at summer camp. Camps promote a more positive self-image and healthy social and emotional adjustment. Scholarships are available to many local day camps, as well as, a sleep-away camp in Connecticut.
HOW IT WORKS
To qualify for a full camp scholarship, a child’s family income must not exceed 300% of Federal Poverty Guidelines. This means that a family of four earning $7,800 a month or less is eligible to receive full payment of camp fees. Exceptions are sometimes made for families with extenuating circumstances.
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The Campership program is not just about providing a fun summer experience for children. It also plays a crucial role in supporting families during the summer months when school is out. Without access to summer camp, parents often face challenges in balancing work and childcare responsibilities. For many families, camp is a lifeline that provides children with a safe and enriching environment while allowing parents to continue working.
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Camp scholarships are made possible through contributions from community groups, businesses, corporations, and individuals like you.
We need your support for the 2025 Campership Program. Please consider donating today!
CAMP SPONSOR AMOUNTS.
$50
Camp Champion
$400
Sponsor a Camper for Two Weeks
$800
Sponsor a Camper for Four Weeks
$1,000
Camp Enthusiast
Any donation is greatly appreciated.
Send A Check Made Payable To:
The Greenwich Department of Human Services Fund, Inc.
and send to Attn: Campership, Department of Human Services,
101 Field Point Road, Greenwich, CT 06830