
It's all about our campers. Everything we do supports
our belief that every youngster deserves a summer of
fun. To provide the best for our campers we have reached
out to our community since our earliest history, and the
generosity of our donors has made our mission possible.
Private donations in large part have sustained our
tradition.
All children, some with scholarship assistance, are a
part of the JORI family each summer. And the beauty of
our mission is that no one knows who the recipients are.
Side by side, all campers learn skills, discover
independence, personally grow over each summer season.
Individual charitable gifts have made it possible for
all children to be part of and to enjoy the JORI family
each summer. Whether it be giving to our annual
scholarship request, building our outstanding site with
our capital campaign, or ensuring the camp for future
generations with our 1909 Legacy Society, the many gifts
from our donors continue the tradition of our mission.
We have been, are and will be faithful to our history.
OUR ANNUAL FUND AND SCHOLARSHIPS
Each summer we provide scholarship, offering children of
families in financial need the opportunity to be part of
the JORI experience. The single parent, the unemployed,
those who are facing economic hardship or medical
crises, contact Paul Segal. In a strictly confidential
conversation, he awards camp scholarships. All families
are asked to contribute a portion of the cost.
Annually, we ask for donations to our scholarship fund.
If you would like to participate, please email
donations@campjori.com and someone will contact you. Your tax deductible gift means so much
to the recipient. Your contribution has great impact on
a camper and his or her family.
OUR CAPITAL CAMPAIGN/BUILDING FUND
Camp JORI sits on over 72 acres of pristine woodland, on
the largest lake in Rhode Island with an exceptional
waterfront for boating and fishing, with woodland paths
and pine groves. The site is surrounded by Nature
Conservancy protected land.
The buildings are all state-of-the-art from the large
dining hall with a professional kitchen; the rec hall
which can accommodate all of the campers at one time;
the theatre/auditorium/sanctuary; the cabins with
showers and all single beds for sleeping; the LIT
village for the older campers; the infirmary/health
center which is a separate building; the playing fields
for baseball/softball, soccer, basketball; the tennis
courts; the two pools with slides and a fountain; nature
trails, and everything to make Camp JORI among the
finest of environments.
The achievement of our outstanding facility continues to
be a community effort. Based on a commitment to Jewish
camping and to the excellence of the JORI experience,
many supporters have made JORI the superior camp that it
is.
But, we still have plans for expansion and improvement,
and naming opportunities.
If you would like to participate, please contact
donations@campjori.com.
We will be happy to discuss your personal interest and
answer any questions you may have.
THE 1909 LEGACY SOCIETY OF CAMP JORI
To ensure the future of the JORI camping experience, the
1909 Legacy Society of Camp JORI was recently
inaugurated. Camp JORI alumni and friends have the
opportunity to help make sure that we can continue to
meet the needs of tomorrow's children. With your
commitment, JORI will be positioned to maintain this gem
for another 100 years and beyond, to continuously
improve our facility and programs and to provide access
for generations of children to attend, regardless of
their economic circumstances.
A legacy gift is the key to succeeding in our mission
and in insuring our community's investment in our great
asset.
The Legacy Society gift supports the camp in perpetuity
by including Camp JORI in estate planning and bequests.
A gift of this nature is personal. If you wish further
information, we suggest that you contact
donations@campjori.com and a
member of Legacy Society leadership will call you.
SUGGESTED GIVING OPPORTUNITIES
Giving is a
very personal commitment. If there is something that is
of interest to you, that you specifically care about,
and do not see listed, please contact us. If there is
someone you would like to remember in a naming
opportunity, please contact us. The list below includes
some needs.
$250 for a bench for the Bert Brown Town Square
$250 to sponsor Shabbat observances (challah,
tablecloths, etc.)
$500 to sponsor a LIT field trip
$750 to send a child to camp for one week
$1000 for athletic and boating equipment
$2750 to send a child to camp for a full session
$5500 to send a child to camp for the summer