Every child deserves the opportunity to enjoy a week of camp. It's our job to make that possible.
Here at Hopewell, we recognize that families have different abilities to pay for a week of camp, and we are committed to helping get campers to camp no matter their family's financial status. We strive to make camp more accessible through 3 major endeavors.
Three-Tier Pricing
Realizing that families have different abilities to pay, Hopewell offers a voluntary three-tier fee program. You may choose the tier that is most suitable for your family. It is a "free-will" system; you pick the level that is comfortable and affordable for your family. All campers receive the same experience no matter what they pay. In addition, for those families that cannot afford Tier 1, additional financial assistance will still be available to ensure that all children and youth have the opportunity to attend camp.
This is our historically subsidized rate and does not reflect the full cost of operating summer camp programs.
TIER 1
TIER 2
This is our partially subsidized rate for those who can pay a little more but may not be able to afford the actual cost of camp.
TIER 3
This is our rate that more closely reflects the actual cost of camp, including wear and tear of the buildings and grounds.
Again, this program is VOLUNTARY and in no way influences the experience campers will receive. It only offers the opportunity for families to take an active role in supporting the actual cost of their child's camp experience and the ministry of Camp Hopewell.
Scholarships
Camp Hopewell offers scholarships to assist those with financial need. Campers will not be denied a scholarship request because of race, ethnicity, gender, or religion.
In order to apply for a scholarship, your camper must first be registered for camp and the $50.00 deposit paid. Once you have done this, you may contact our registrar for a scholarship application.
Diabetes campers can find assistance through a number of resources. For internal assistance, please follow the same procedure as above.
Many of the churches in the Presbytery of St. Andrew pay some or all of the camper fees for members of their churches. Please contact your Youth Director or Pastor to find out if your church offers scholarship assistance.
Angel Tree Partnership
Camp Hopewell is a proud partner of Angel Tree Camping. With the support of the Angel Tree, we are able to offer a FREE week of camp to any child who meets the following criteria:
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Child of incarcerated parent/step-parent who is a part of the Angel Tree Program
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Has received gifts during Christmas from the Angel Tree Prison Fellowship, as a participant in the program
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A child who lives in the same household as Angel Tree Child (includes foster care and other homes). The Angel Tree Child must attend camp in the same season. Once the child is no longer in the household or ineligible for camp, the other campers do not qualify for the Angel Tree Program
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Parent/ Stepparent should be currently incarcerated. If the parent/stepparent is no longer incarcerated, then in order to qualify you must have attended a previous year of camp here at Camp Hopewell
