Winkle’s Blog
Chi Does Good: Make A Security Blanket for A Kid In Need
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 ›
May News from the Camp Chi Family!
We’ve had an odd spring to say the least. However, the Camp Chi Family continues to amaze us with accomplishments, celebrations, and reasons to rejoice. As we continue to keep the flame burning, we ask that you join us in wishing a hearty mazel tov to everyone named below in this month’s News from the […] Learn More ›
SIT Color Contest
Hey Camp Chi! It’s that time of the year again. And while camp may not be happening this summer, as we said last week- SIT Summer will be going virtual. While the program may virtual- the SITs of 2020 will still have all their traditions and right of passsage, including getting their SIT shirt for […] Learn More ›
Mix It Up Monday 9
Memorial Day is the unofficial start of summer. And while this summer will be unlike any other, we are excited to offer you some activities to keep the camp vibes alive and well in your house. Our something active this week is also pretty messy, so we’ve combined them into one and added something different […] Learn More ›
ChiDoesGood: Thanking The Troops
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 ›
SIT Summer Goes Virtual
In the months leading up to the announcement that our 2020 summer programs would be cancelled, the Chi team worked around the clock planning contingencies. Plans were made for a shortened summer, limited capacities, staffing complications, and so much more. And the first issue addressed each time was the fate of the SIT Class of […] Learn More ›
