Chi Does Good

The death of George Floyd sparked some long overdue calls for reform and equality. In many people, it sparked a range of emotions, guilt, disappointment, and even anger.  All emotions can have both positive and negative impacts.  It is important to acknowledge all our feelings, and then figure out what to do with them. In […] Learn More ›

Camp Chi embraces the values of kavod (respect), chesed (kindness), and kehillah (community). Earlier this week we emphasized what we stand for: respect, treating all people with kindness, and embracing the diversity of our community. We stand for those things not just at camp, but also in the world around us. For nearly a century, […] Learn More ›

Everyone has a security blanket at some point in their life. Many campers (and staff) come to camp with a favorite stuffed animal, or a sweatshirt they find comfort in. And many bring a special blanket or their blankey. There is absolutely nothing wrong with having these items that are symbols of love and safety. […] Learn More ›

We’ve had a lot taken from us these past few months as Coronavirus has run rampant. We no longer go to school, soccer dance, baseball, work, and so much more. Then, last week, we lost camp. By any account, it has been a rough couple of months for us. But even with all the loss, we continue to proudly display the core Chi values of kavod (respect), chesed (kindness) and kehillah (community) each […] Learn More ›

Many of us have been home now for months. Not going to school, work, sports practices, etc. We have been responsibly practicing safe social distancing to help combat COVID-19. Another group of people have been fighting it by doing the exact opposite- going to work and interacting with countless people. We are talking about the […] Learn More ›