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Your child deserves this. Jewish camp is about more than campfires, cabin cheers, or capture the flag. They might lose their voice or a few socks, but they will come home with confidence, community, and a deep sense of belonging and Jewish pride. It’s the kind of summer that lasts a lifetime.
Paying for Jewish camp just got easier. Here's how:
See if you qualify for up to 40% off camp, summer after summer—without the paperwork headache.
Do I Qualify?Leave sticker shock in the rearview. See your tuition before you even apply—no guesswork, no surprises.
Estimate My SavingsIf you can answer "yes" to all three questions below, you're in!
Get your child on the road to their most joyful summer yet. Enroll in camp, and then apply for Road to Camp.
Apply NowThree simple questions and voilà… summer savings that make cents.
per camper, summer after summer
award amount confirmed at time of application
On top of that, you may also be eligible for additional financial assistance from your camp directly, and first-time campers may qualify for FJC’s need-blind One Happy Camper® grant. Learn more at www.onehappycamper.org.
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Eleven amazing Jewish overnight camps across New England for you to choose from, each one filled with community and joy.
Start by checking your eligibility online — it only takes a minute. If you qualify (and so many families do!), enroll in one of our 11 New England camps and then apply. It’s easy!
Here they are: Camp Avoda, Camp Bauercrest, Camp JORI, Camp Ramah in New England, Camp Pembroke, Camp Tel Noar, Camp Tevya, Camp Yavneh, Camp YJ, URJ Eisner Camp, and URJ Crane Lake Camp.
Massachusetts families earning up to $300K a year, whose child is enrolled at one of the 11 participating Jewish camps for a session of 12+ days or more this summer are eligible. Both new and returning campers may apply.
Right now, Road to Camp is only available to Massachusetts residents, but we hope to expand to other regions soon. Until then, you might be eligible for our One Happy Camper® grants for first-time campers. Check it out at www.onehappycamper.org. You can also browse additional camp scholarships by state here or apply for financial aid directly from your camp.
There are SO many amazing Jewish camps out there. While Road to Camp has launched with a great group of 11 camps, we hope to expand across North America. Until then, you might be eligible for our One Happy Camper® grants for first-time campers. Check it out at www.onehappycamper.org. You can also browse additional camp scholarships by state here or apply for financial aid directly from your camp.
In addition to Road to Camp, families may also apply for FJC’s need-blind One Happy Camper® grant and need-based scholarships directly from camp, your local federation, and other community sources.
Yes! You’ll need to submit a new application each year.
Absolutely! Eligible families can apply for more than one child. Just follow the instructions in the application.
First, register for one of the participating camps. Then, apply for Road to Camp.
Israel trips and similar travel experiences operated by or affiliated with participating camps are not eligible for Road to Camp.
Road to Camp awards are based on income and are available for first-time or returning campers residing in Massachusetts attending 11 participating Jewish overnight camps across New England. One Happy Camper® grants are need-blind and available to first-time campers in communities across North America. Eligible Massachusetts residents can apply to both of these Foundation for Jewish Camp programs.
Reach out to us at roadtocamp@jewishcamp.org. We’re happy to help!
Confidence, belonging, independence, and joy — hear why every child deserves the experience of Jewish overnight camp.