Winkle’s Blog
December Mitzvah Makers: Humorology
Camp teaches the values of kavod (respect), chesed (Kindness) and kehilla (Community). The University of Wisconsin-Madison has an organization called Humorology, where various casts compete against each other to create a unique musical/variety show while raising money for a local charity. The Camp Chi contingent at the University of Wisconsin-Madison has a long history of […] Learn More ›
Early Bird Chair Pickup Times
You’ve waited. You’ve asked. And now it is time! The early registration Camp Chi Crazy Creek Chairs have arrived and they look great! We have several pickup times where you can claim yours. You can pickup your chair Monday-Friday 9:00am-4:30pm at Z Frank Apachi (3050 Woodridge, Northbrook). We recommend calling our office first, as we […] Learn More ›
Being Thankful for the Moments
On Thanksgiving, families and friends gather to enjoy a delicious meal with one another. Often times, meals start with everyone around the table sharing what they are thankful for. With Thanksgiving just a few days away, we have been pondering that question exactly. There is so much we are thankful for, but can we just […] Learn More ›
Summer 2019 Camp Reunions
The moment you’ve been waiting for… The Camp Chi Summer 2019 Reunion! While the temperatures have dropped, we have 2 events planned to keep your flame burning through the winter and beyond! The cost for each event is $25/person and registration directions are below. Plus we’ll have the early registration Crazy Creek chairs available for pickup […] Learn More ›
November Registration Update
updated 10:30am on 11/15/19 We had an amazing response in early registration this year. Both new and returning campers are clearly excited for the upcoming summer and we are too! With some age groups nearing capacity, we want to take a moment and share with you which villages are close to moving to waitlists. And […] Learn More ›
November Mitzvah Makers
At Chi, we pride ourselves on helping our campers understand the power of living in a community. We talk about how to live our values of respect and kindness within our camp and home communities. This month’s Mitzvah Makers are twelve-years old. They are sixth graders who just completed their third summer at Chi, and […] Learn More ›