Winkle’s Blog
Shabbat at Camp Chi
By Tess Adelstein, CTC Secretary Every week at Camp Chi, without fail, is spent counting down the days and hours until we all get to come together and celebrate Shabbat as one big Camp Chi community. This routine has stayed the same for generations of Camp Chi summers, no matter how different the Shabbat or […] Learn More ›
Details Fade But Memories Are Forever
Over the last century, Camp Chi has come to be a home away from home for thousands of campers and staff who look back fondly on their summers at Chi. It does not matter if you were at camp for one year or a dozen- alumni from across generations, cultures, and countries connect almost instantly […] Learn More ›
Sponsor the Summer
By Megan Roth Abraham As we all know, much of 2020 and most of the first half of 2021 have been a “bust” due to the unprecedented shutdowns resulting from the pandemic. The beacon of light keeping many kids going these days is the promise of a summer at Camp Chi, our home away from […] Learn More ›
Construction & Renovation: A Chain Reaction
Camp Chi’s Centennial campaign hallmark construction project of the brand-new Atkins Family Health Center provided an incredible chance to expand the campus and accommodate more program space. With construction of a new Health Center building in a different location, the old health center structure remained. That opening provided some generous Camp Chi families the opportunity […] Learn More ›
Registration Update: April 2021
We are just about two months from kicking off the 100th summer of Camp Chi! And though festivities for alumni have already begun, our campers and staff will get to celebrate all summer long. We can tell from recent trends that campers want to be part of this milestone summer, but spaces are becoming harder […] Learn More ›
Lead By Example: Good Deeds Week
Doing good is not just something that fills a slot on your calendar. Doing good is a central method by which we as the Camp Chi family use to exemplify our values of Kavod (Respect), Chesed (Kindness) and Kehilah (Community). It is also a way of life that we as Jews have obligation to fulfill . Over the last few years, we created our […] Learn More ›