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CAMP KAUFMANN
SUMMER 2013
PROGRAM GUIDE
Celebrating 100 Years
1913-2013
Today’s Girls,
Tomorrow’s Leaders
CAMP KAUFMANN
SUMMER 2013
PROGRAM GUIDE
43 West 23rd St. 6th Floor
New York, NY 10010
P 212.645.4000
F 212.645.4599
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Cover.............................................................................. 1
Contents........................................................................2
Welcome........................................................................3
Weekend Getaway................................................. 4-6
Weekend Getaway Application...........................7-8
Mini-Sleepaway Adventure............................... 9-10
Mini-Sleepaway Application.............................. 11-12
Family Fun Day Sunday............................................ 13
Family Fun Day Sunday Application.....................14
Calendar...................................................................... 15
Family Partnership................................................... 15
Contact Us.................................................................. 15
Refund Policy............................................................. 15
The Girl Scout Promise
On my honor, I will try:
to serve God and my country,
to help people at all times,
and to live by the Girl Scout Law.
The Girl Scout Law
I will do my best to be
honest and fair,
friendly and helpful,
considerate and caring,
courageous and strong, and
responsible for what I say and do,
and to
respect myself and others,
respect authority,
use resources wisely,
make the world a better place, and
be a sister to every Girl Scout.
Our Mission
Girl Scouting builds girls of courage,
confidence and character,
who make the world a better place.
SUMMER 2013 AT
CAMP KAUFMANN: PAGE 2
About Camp Kaufmann
Camp Kaufmann is located in Holmes, New York, just over the Dutchess
County border, 70 miles north of midtown Manhattan. With over 400
acres of rolling hills, the property offers a beautiful landscape. The camp
features various types of accommodations for both new and experienced campers and can accommodate over 300 campers in houses and
cabins during the peak summer season. Facilities include a lake for boating and fishing, an archery range, a pool, several hiking trails, and both high
and low rope challenge course elements.
Camp Program Department Directory
Camp Hotline 212.645.4000 x336
Maggie Vasquez, Director of Programs
Karen Lundgard, Camp Director
Erica Mariano, Program Associate
Ivona Boroje, Program Coordinator
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Camp Kaufmann Staff
Steve Gomez, Camp Property Manager
Jim Barry, Camp Ranger
Camp Kaufmann is owned and operated by the Girl Scouts of Greater New York, Inc. and is fully accredited by the American Camping Association. The Girl Scouts of Greater New York abides by the program
and safety standards of GSUSA and the New York State and Dutchess County Departments of Health.
WELCOME!
Dear Girl Scouts,
Although it may be cold right now, we are in the midst of planning for
beautiful warm days spent on the lake fishing, splashing around in the pool,
watching beautiful butterflies and going on adventures!
We are so excited for this year’s summer program. In this brochure you will
find three amazing options for enjoying Camp Kaufmann:
• Mother and daughter duos as well as troops will love spending time
together during our Weekend Getaways.
• Girls can also enjoy a more independent experience during our
Mini-Sleepaway Adventure sessions.
• The whole family -- including dads and brothers -- will enjoy Family
Fun Day Sunday day trips.
Camp is a quintessential part of the Girl Scouting program. Juliette Low
understood the importance of teaching girls environmental advocacy
through outdoor programming. Camping was among the first Girl Scout
programs ever!
Some things have changed over the years. For instance, we now have a far
better understanding of our impact on the environment and what we can
do to make our world a better place. However, we’ve always known that girls
truly become advocates for the environment once they learn to appreciate
it.
Camp Kaufmann exposes girls to the fundamentals such as hiking, outdoor cooking, archery, ropes courses, fishing,
boating and more. During these activities girls gain valuable skills, but also experience team building, leadership roles, a
better understanding of the natural world, taking action, and sisterhood.
This year the Girl Scout Council of Greater New York is celebrating our 100th birthday! We’ve come a long way since 1913,
but one thing hasn’t changed: we will always build girls of courage, confidence and character who make the world a better
place.
We hope you join us this summer!
Sincerely,
Karen Lundgard
Camp Director
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WEEKEND GETAWAYS
What is a Summer Weekend Getaway?
Summer Camp Weekend Getaways are for girls ages 5-17 accompanied by their mom, other significant adult female or
troop leader. All girls must be registered Girl Scout members. If
you haven’t registered for the year, please submit a registration
form with the $12 fee when you sign up for camp. Summer Camp
Weekend Getaways offer lodging, meals and a wide range of activities led by experienced staff members. Campers arrive on Friday between noon and 5pm and depart on Sunday at 11 am. On
Friday, the pool will open at 1pm and close at 5 pm. Arrive at camp
by 4 pm to enjoy a swim. Fishing, crafts and group games will also
be available on Friday. Tours of Camp Kaufmann will be available
for first time campers.
When are the Weekend Getaways?
This year, you can choose from six different Weekend Getaway
sessions:June 7-9, June 14-16, June 21-23, June 28-30, July 5-7
and July 12-14.
Who can go to a Summer
Weekend Getaway?
All registered Girl Scouts are welcome at a Weekend Getaway.
Girls may participate in one of two ways: through “Mom and Me”
experience (mothers with daughter(s)) or the troop experience
(volunteers with girls).
How much does it cost?
Everyone who registers by April 15th will get our early bird special price of $110 per person and after April 15th the cost will be
$130. Our commitment to provide high standards, good value and a traditional Girl Scout Leadership Experience means that
we try to provide an affordable experience to all Girl Scouts. It’s important to start budgeting for camp early and include your
girls in the process. For information on financial aid and saving ideas, please visit www.girlscoutsnyc.org.
Do I get my own cabin?
During Weekend Getaways you reserve beds, not cabins
or houses. If your group does not completely fill a cabin or
house, we will pair you up with other troops or other “mom
and me” participants. Please talk to your entire group in advance. Everyone must come prepared to share space and
get along. Campers will be placed in a house or cabin according to their age. Daisies and Brownie girls will be given
the first opportunity for houses and log cabins. Juniors will
mostly be given log cabins. Cadettes and Seniors will mostly
be given wooden cabins. Please expect to share accommodations with other campers, and have the wonderful opportunity to make new friends! Please make sure you and
your troop come to camp prepared to live in a cabin in the
woods with no T.V. You will eat traditional camp food and try
new activities with your girls. You will also share your space
with your new friends and have an amazing adventure to
last a lifetime. For more information on lodging, visit www.
girlscoutsnyc.org/camp.
WEEKEND GETAWAYS
What about orientation?
When you arrive at Camp Kaufmann your entire group will attend an orientation before beginning activities. Every camper
young and old, new or returning, will attend. The orientation will give you valuable information about activities and safety. If you
arrive before 4 pm on Friday, you will have the chance to swim after our orientation. If you arrive after 4pm your swimtime will
be on Saturday. Other activities will be available on Fridays, and the Trading Post will be open then. For new campers, there will
be Camp Kaufmann tours scheduled throughout the day. You will receive your complete weekend itinerary at your orientation.
Is transportation provided?
Although the council does not provide transportation you still have several options to get to camp.
• Drive to camp - we have plenty of parking!
• Order a bus for your group. Visit www.Girlscoutsnyc.org/camp for a full list of approved vendors.
• Take the train! Take the Metro North – Harlem line to the Patterson Station. Camp is about five minutes away. The Pawling
Taxi Company can get you to camp from there. Their number is 845.877.9595.
What are my program choices?
A weekend at Camp Kaufmann is packed with fun and challenging activities. Come prepared to spend most of the day outside,
rain or shine. We want to offer all campers an experience that is full of fun and learning. Please look at the program choices
carefully and work with your girl(s) to decide your program focus. If you are coming as a troop and all of the girls are the same
age, they should decide together what they want to do and mark it on the application. If your troop is made up of girls of different ages please have one volunteer for each age group. If two different age levels decide to stay together, the older girls will do
a younger girl activity. Everyone will get a swim time and free time in their program. All girls will receive a Camp Kaufmann patch.
Do I stay with my girls all of the time?
Yes! Girls must be supervised at all times by accompanying
adults during Summer Camp Weekend Getaways. Girl Scout
Troops must have a minimum of two adults with them. Additional adults should be added in accordance with Safety-Wise guidelines. For troops attending Summer Camp Weekend Getaways,
one adult accompanying the troop (who may also be the leader)
must hold current certification from one of the following: American Red Cross, American Heart Association First Aid and Community CPR, or be a physician, registered nurse, licensed nurse,
paramedic or Emergency Medical Technician. The certificateholder must be at least 18 years old. A copy of the certification
should be attached to the Camp Application Form.
What about Saturday Night themes?
The Girl Scouts of Greater New York is celebrating its 100th birthday in 2013! This year’s Saturday night theme will be “100 Years
of Sisterhood.” Girls will exchange swaps, have a dance party, eat
yummy snacks, play games, and most importantly, enjoy each
other’s company.
WEEKEND GETAWAYS
What are the Program Track choices?
If your girls are bridging to another level, you can decide to sign them up for their new age level or keep them at their current level.
Girl Scout Daisies and Brownies will travel through the same track. Each program track has a unique focus where your girls will have
fun and learn new skills. All campers will be given a scheduled swim time regardless of their track.
Daisies and Brownies (K-3rd Grade)
Choice 1: Hiker Campers will learn trail signs, find out what to pack for a hike, make
a snack and go on a hike, while learning how to “Leave No Trace.” Campers will also go
boating on Lake Carola and learn how water pollution affects our world.
Choice 2: Bugs Visit our famous bug man and see bugs in action. Girls will enjoy the
frog pond and butterfly garden! Girls will then go on a “bug hike” and see how many
bug houses they can find. Girls will also learn about the lifecycles of fish while fishing
in Lake Carola.
Juniors (4th and 5th Grade)
Choice 1: Green Thumb Girls will learn about gardening while visiting our green
house. Each girl will plant a seed to take home with them. Girls will also go on a plant
and tree identification hike. Girls will continue their adventure in the trees on the low
ropes course!
Choice 2: Camper Campers learn how to plan a camping trip, pitch a tent and roll
a sleeping bag. Campers will then go on a hike and set up camp, learn how to build a
fire, make a one pot meal, cook bread on a stick and learn about “no trace camping”
Additionally, girls will get to try for a bulls eye on our archery range!
Cadettes, Seniors, and Ambassadors (6th-12th grade)
Choice 1: High Adventure Working with other girls, campers will create a definition of sportsmanship and experience high
adventures on the ropes course and archery range!
Choice 2: Girl Scout Ways Girls will have the chance to be leaders within the camp community. They will learn how to teach
songs and activities and then have the chance to lead younger girls. They will make desserts and throw a dessert party as part
of the evening program. Girls will plan and lead a closing ceremony for Sunday morning.
Weekend Getaway Preparation Checklist
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Read through this brochure
Select 3 possible camping dates for your troop
Plan transportation
Select your program focus
Review Safety Wise procedures
Review policies
Select a trip coordinator*
Collect deposit per person
Fill out application and mail it to council
* The trip coordinator will collect deposits, submit one troop application, receive and distribute confirmation packets, collect and
submit final payments to the council. Please make sure that each check lists the weekend selected and the name of the troop leader
or coordinator. Please note that people who send in separate applications will not be placed with their troop for housing.
WEEKEND GETAWAY APPLICATION
How to register:
1.
Complete this application form, indicate your number of campers, and rank your preferred weekends. Incomplete applications
will not be processed and will be returned to you.
2. Include a $50 non-refundable deposit per camper. Be sure to review our Refund Policy on page 15.
3. A confirmation packet will be mailed to the Parent or Leader listed under Contact Information, below. Payment balance must be
paid in full by May 29, 2013.
Contact Information (please print):
Parent/Leader Name
E-Mail Address
Address
City/State/Zip
Cell Phone
Day Phone
Evening Phone
Attendee Information:
I am attending as (check one):
o Mom & Me
o Troop
o Troop/Mom & Me
Please let us know the number of girls at each level:
Troop #: ______
Troop #: ______
Level: Daisy* ______
Level: Daisy* ______
Brownie ______
Brownie ______
*Daisy troops must participate as Mom & Me or Troop/Mom & Me
Total number of attendees: ______
Junior ______
Junior ______
Number of girls attending: ______
Cadette, Senior, or Ambassador ______
Cadette. Senior, or Ambassador ______
Number of adults attending: ______
Weekend Selection:
Please rank 1st through3rd choice, with 1 being your most preferred weekend.
__ June 7-9, 2013
__ June 14-16, 2013
__ June 21-23, 2013
__ June 28-30, 2013
__ July 5-7, 2013
__ July 12-14, 2013
Transportation: (check one)
o Private Car(s)
o Private Bus
Program Track Choice:
Level
Daisy/Brownie
Junior
Cadette/Senior/Ambassador
o Metro-North train to Patterson, then Pawling Taxi (5 minutes to camp - 845.855.8585)
Number of Participants
______
______
______
Choose ONE program track for each level
o Hiker
o Bugs
o Green Thumb
o Camper
o Girl Scout Ways
o High Adventure
Special Considerations (special diet requirements, food allergies, physical/transportation needs)
Parent/Leader Agreement:
IMPORTANT: I have read this brochure, and I assume responsibility for the girl(s) for whom I am planning this trip. This includes providing them with necessary information, ensuring that camp rules are followed, and collecting and making payment to the Council in a
timely manner. I have read, understand, and agree to Camp Kaufmann’s refund policy.
Print Name
Signature
WEEKEND GETAWAY APPLICATION
Pricing Structure:
Make a
Donation!
Our pricing structure ensures that camp remains affordable for girls across a wide financial spectrum. The Girl Scoutsof Greater New York subsidizes part of the cost per girl, for
camp and other council-sponsored programs.
Early Bird Pricing: $110 per person for those who register BEFORE April 15, 2013
_____ Number of girls attending
x
$110
=
$_____
_____ Number of adults attending
x
$110
=
$_____
Regular Pricing Information: $130 per person for those registering AFTER April 15, 2013
x
$130
=
$_____
x
$130
=
$_____
Payment Tally:
o I am enclosing a full payment of $_____ for _____ (total number of girls and adults)
Please help us bring more
girls to Camp Kaufmann by
making a tax-deductible donation in the amount of:
o $5
o $10
o $20
o $50
o $100
o $500
o Other: $__________
On behalf of the 26,500 girls
we serve, 2/3 of whom come
from low-income households, thank you!
o I am enclosing a $50 non-refundable deposit for _____ (total number of girls and
adults) for a total of $_____. I understand that I will be billed for the remaining amount.
o I am enclosing financial assistance forms for _____ participants.
Total # of participants (adults and girls): _____
Total Cost:
$_____
Minus Cookie Credits (Girl ID #: _____ ):
$_____
Additional Tax-Deductible Donation:
$_____
Total Payment Enclosed:
$_____
Confirmation
We will acknowledge receipt of your registration within two weeks via email.
You will receive a confirmation packet one
month before your camp trip
Payment of the balance is due SIX WEEKS before your camp weekend.
All subsequent payments should be accompanied by a cover letter indicating the name
of the parent/leader coordinator, and camp
weekend date, so that we can properly update
your records.
Payment Information:
o
I am enclosing a check or money order, payable to:
Girl Scouts of Greater New York
Attention: Camp Department
43 West 23rd Street, 6th Floor
New York, NY 10010-4283
o I will pay by credit card:
o Visa
o MasterCard
o American Express
o Discover
Name (as it appears on the card)
Signature
Today’s Date
Card Number
Exp Date
CV#
MINI-SLEEPAWAY ADVENTURE
What is Mini-Sleepaway Adventure?
Our Mini-Sleepaway Adventure Camp is for Brownies, Juniors, and Cadettes. Mini-Sleepaway offers girls the chance to experience a world of
adventure and discovery. Girls will spend their days learning leadership
skills, making friends and sharing the excitement of going away with other
girls. Campers will have cook-outs, participate in team-building activities,
and enjoy traditional Girl Scout activities. We welcome non-registered
girls to take part in the program as long as they submit a registration form
with their application. Girls should be encouraged to invite their non-Girl
Scout friends. Girls will live in tent cabins with their peers and our experienced camp counselors will guide them through activities. Throughout
the week, girls will work towards badges and will be involved in Take Action
projects!
When is Mini-Sleepaway Adventure?
There are six Mini-Sleepaway Adventure sessions, and four program tracks, depending on your girl’s level:
• June 7-9
Petal Power for Juniors
• June 14-16
Take Action for Juniors
• June 21-23
Beautiful Butterflies for Brownies
• June 28-30
Night Crawlers for Cadettes
• July 5-7
• July 12-14
Who will supervise my daughter?
For Mini-Sleepaway Adventure, we have a team of trained female counselors who live at the camp site with the girls, and who
escort them to and from activities. Mini-Sleepaway Adventure campers will be supervised at all times by counselors and staff
members. Mini-Sleepaway Adventure supervision is always in accordance with Safety-Wise, American Camping Association
(ACA) and Dutchess County Department of Health guidelines.
How will my daughter get to Camp Kaufmann?
Parents have two options:
• Option 1: Drive your daughter to camp
• Option 2: Take the Metro-North railroad to Patterson, and take a cab
to camp. Girls will be going in a group and will be chaperoned by counselors.
Where will my daughter sleep?
Girls attending Mini-Sleepaway Adventure will be staying in Oakridge, which
is our “rustic” unit. Please note that the unit has no electricity - the girls
will enjoy a true outdoor experience in our tent cabins, which have canvas
walls and a wooden roof. Girls will cook all of their meals in the unit and will
learn various outdoor cooking techniques, as well as safe fire-building.
Can my daughter bunk
with her friends?
Some girls come to Camp Kaufmann individually, some come with their
best friend, and others come with their troop. Our aim is to give girls new
experiences and for them to make new friends. Each girl can choose one
camp buddy if requested beforehand. We do not place entire groups together, experience tells us that girls have a more well-rounded experience
when they meet new girls, and do not stay with the girls they know.
MINI-SLEEPAWAY ADVENTURE
What is the cost of Mini-Sleepaway Adventure?
This weekend experience is $200 per girl. Please encourage your girls to save up for their own trip to camp, and offer
to match whatever they save, as this encourages girls to take
responsibility. For more information on saving for camp and
financial aid, please visit www.girlscoutsnyc.org.
What activities will my daughter
do while at Camp Kaufmann?
Every Mini-Sleepaway camper will enjoy the traditional activities of swimming, hiking, campfires, singing and making lifelong
friendships. Additionally, each age level will enjoy a specific
environmentally themed program. You will see that each program is specifically designed so girls can earn the Naturalist
badges and participate in activities from the It’s Your Planet Love It! Journey books.
Juniors - Petal Power: June 7-9, July 5-7
Uncover the science of flowers and plants while exploring
our greenhouse and butterfly garden! Girls also will take aim
on our archery course, scale the heights of our climbing wall,
and learn how to build a fire. By the end of the weekend,
campers will have fulfilled the requirements for the Flowers
and Camper badges.
Juniors - Take Action: June 14-16, July 12-14
Girls will explore the challenges facing our environment today and learn how to take action! They also will experience our
climbing wall and archery range. Juniors who come to this session will fully earn the Camper badge, and will work on parts of
the Agent of Change Journey book.
Brownies - Beautiful Butterflies:
June 21 - 23
Explore the wonderful world of bugs! Girls
will enjoy the butterfly garden, frog pond, low
ropes course, row boating, fishing, s’mores
and more! Brownies will have fully earned
the Bugs and Hiker badges by the end of the
weekend.
Cadettes - Night Crawlers:
June 28-June 30
Camp turns into a totally different environment at night. Cadettes will experience an
electricity-free night, star gazing, a bat and
insect hike, and a campout, and the daylight
hours will be filled with fun on the archery
range and the ropes course as girls complete
the requirements for the Night Owl and
Trailblazing badges.
MINI-SLEEPAWAY APPLICATION
How to register:
1.
This application must be completed by a parent or legal guardian of the child. Complete this application form, and indicate if your
daughter has any special medical or dietary needs. Incomplete applications will not be processed, and will be returned to you.
2. Include a $100 non-refundable deposit per camper. Be sure to review our Refund Policy on page 15.
3. A confirmation packet will be mailed to the Parent or Leader listed under Contact Information, below. Payment balance must be
paid in full by May 29, 2013.
Contact information (please print):
Parent Name:
E-Mail Address
Child’s Name
Child’s Date of Birth
Grade
Girl Scout Level
Address:
City/State/Zip
Cell Phone:
Day Phone:
Evening Phone:
Weekend Selection:
Please select the Mini-Sleepaway Adventure your daughter would like to attend.
o June 7-9
o June 14-16
o June 21-23
o June 28-30
o July 5-7
o July 12-14
Transportation: (check one)
o Private Car(s)
o Private Bus
o MetroNorth train to Patterson, then Pawling Taxi (5 minutes to camp - 845.855.8585)
Bunk Friend’s Information:
Each girl can choose ONE camp bunk buddy if requested beforehand. Sisters should not bunk together.
My daughter’s bunk buddy’s name is: ___________________________________________________________________________
Special Considerations (special diet requirements, food allergies, physical/transportation needs)
Parent/Leader Agreement:
IMPORTANT: I have read this brochure, and I assume responsibility for the girl(s) for whom I am planning this trip. This includes providing them with necessary information, ensuring that camp rules are followed, and collecting and making payment to the Council in a
timely manner. I have read, understand, and agree to Camp Kaufmann’s refund policy.
Print Name
Signature
MINI-SLEEPAWAY APPLICATION
Pricing Structure:
Make a
Donation!
Our pricing structure ensures that camp remains affordable for girls across a wide financial spectrum. The Girl Scouts of Greater New York subsidizes part of the cost per girl,
for camp and other council-sponsored programs.
The cost for the Mini-Sleepaway Adventure is $200 per girl.
Payment Tally:
o I am enclosing a $100 non-refundable deposit for _____ (total number of girls) for a
total of $_____. I understand that I will be billed for the remaining amount.
o I am enclosing the full amount of $200 for _____ (total number of girls) for a total of
$_____.
o I am enclosing a financial assistance form with my $100 deposit.
We will contact you regarding the final award amount for financial assistance.
Total # of participants: _____
Total Cost:
$_____
Minus Cookie Credits (Girl ID #: _____ ):
$_____
Additional Tax-Deductible Donation:
$_____
Total Payment Enclosed:
$_____
On behalf of the 26,500 girls
we serve, 2/3 of whom come
from low-income households, thank you!
Confirmation
We will acknowledge receipt of your registration within two weeks via email.
You will receive a confirmation packet one
month before your camp trip
Payment of the balance is due SIX WEEKS
before your camp weekend.
o
Please help us bring more
girls to Camp Kaufmann by
making a tax-deductible donation in the amount of:
o $5
o $10
o $20
o $50
o $100
o $500
o Other: $__________
All subsequent payments should be accompanied by a cover letter indicating the
name of the parent/leader coordinator,
and camp weekend date, so that we can
properly update your records.
I am enclosing a check or money order, payable to:
New York, NY 10010-4283
o Visa
o MasterCard
o American Express
o Discover
Name (as it appears on the card)
Signature
Today’s Date
Card Number
Exp Date
CV#
FAMILY FUN DAY SUNDAYS
What are Family Fun Day
Sundays?
What should we pack?
When are Family Fun Day
Sundays?
How do we get to camp?
What will our day look like?
How much does it cost?
We suggest you bring the following:
• sturdy closed-toe shoes
• bathing suit
• sunscreen
• towels
• insect-repellent wipes or lotion (no aerosol)
• poncho in case of rain
Bring the whole family to Camp Kaufmann for a day of
adventure! This is a wonderful opportunity for fathers
and brothers to enjoy camp, too! Cool off in our pool,
row a boat and fish in our lake, take part in the thrills
of our low ropes course, enjoy a great barbecue meal,
savor s’mores around our campfire, and spend the
day together in the great outdoors.
Option one:
Option two:
You may choose from four Sundays In June:
• June 9
• June 16
• June 23
• June 30
Arrival: 11 am
Swimming in pool: 11 am - 12:30 pm
Barbecue lunch: 12:45 pm - 1:30 pm
Boating and fishing at the lake, with
s’mores around the campfire: 1:30 pm - 3:30 pm
Low ropes course: 3:45 pm - 4:45 pm
Departure: 5 pm
Drive to camp - we have plenty of parking space!
Take Metro-North (Harlem line) to Patterson, then take a 5-minute cab ride
to camp. Call Pawling Taxi Company at
845.855.8585.
The price is $50 per person. For more information,
email [email protected], or call us at
212.645.4000 x336.
FAMILY FUN DAY APPLICATION
How to register:
This application must be completed by a parent or legal guardian of the child. Incomplete applications will not be processed, and will
be returned to you.
Contact information (please print):
Parent Name:
E-Mail Address
Child’s Name
Girl Scout Level
Service Unit
Address:
City/State/Zip
Cell Phone:
Day Phone:
Evening Phone:
Participants:
Adults:
1. _________________________________________________
3. _________________________________________________
2. _________________________________________________
4. _________________________________________________
Children:
1. _________________________________________________
3. _________________________________________________
2. _________________________________________________
4. _________________________________________________
x
$50
=
$_____
x
$50
=
$_____
o I would like to make a tax-deductible donation of $_____, to enable more girls to attend camp this summer.
Total Amount Paying:
$_____
Weekend Selection: (rank your choices 1-4)
_____ June 9
_____ June 16
_____ June 23
_____ June 30
o
I will pay by check or money order, payable to:
o Visa
o MasterCard
o American Express o Discover
If paying by credit card, please complete the below fields.
New York, NY 10010-4283
Name (as it appears on the card) Signature
Today’s Date
Card Number
Exp Date
CV# (optional)
SUMMER SCHEDULE
Mini-Sleepaway Weekends for Girls:
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June 7-9
June 14-16
June 21-23
June 28-30
July 5-7
July 12-14
Family Fun Day Sundays:
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•
June 9
June 16
June 23
June 30
Troop/Mom & Me
Weekend Getaways:
• June 7-9
• June 14-16
• June 21-23
REFUND
POLICY
GSGNY refund policy applies to all Troop
Leaders, Trip Coordinators and parents.
Please make sure your entire group receives this information before they register.
• June 28-30
• July 5-7
• July 12-14
Family
Partnership
Please consider your reservation as a
commitment as it is, in effect, claiming
space for your girl(s) in our program. Request for refunds of camp or bus fees
must be submitted in writing six weeks
prior to your camp date. Refunds of camp
fees will not be considered after that date.
However, we will review any request due
to medical circumstances that are substantiated with appropriate documentation.
We thank all of our Girl Scout Volunteers, Family Members, Alumnae, and other
Friends for their support of the 2012-2013 Family Partnership Campaign,
which is helping to expand leadership opportunities (including our Camp
Leadership programs) for girls in New York City by giving $100 or more.
All deposits are non refundable. Your deposit is your reservation for your space at
Camp Kaufmann. When your reservation
is made GSGNY commits financial resources for staffing and supplies to provide a quality program.
Gold Circle
Girl Scout 100th
Anniversary Committee
of Staten Island
Girl Scout Troop 2711
Girl Scouts of Emmanuel
Baptist Church
Nancy Kump
Michael McGrath
New York Life Foundation
Cheryl L. Swiatkowski
Camp balances not paid in full three
weeks before your camping date will automatically cancel your reservation and
your deposit will not be refunded. All financial obligations must be resolved at
the Council office three weeks prior to
your camping date. We cannot accept
payment of the balance at camp.
Silver Circle
Sarah Page Bareau
Florence Buckley
Mary Jane Meconi
Barbara Murphy-Warrington
Nostalgic Partners LLC
Stacey Pilson
Theresa Westcott
Centennial Circle
Willa Baynard
Mary Brodsky
Clarissa Bronfman
Barbara Browne
Anna Casperson
Amy Chan
Graciela Danhayre
Elizabeth Davis
Naola Gersten-Woolf
Jennifer Hale
Vita Harris
Frances Harvan
Diane Hoffman
Samantha Hott
Ellen Rae Huang
and Alexander Kirtland
Monty Huber
Cynthia Humphrey
Jodi A. Kim
Book Kim
Jonathan Larkin
Kathy Li
Monisha Mapp
Hannah McFurlow
Donna McGill
Linda Monte
Dawn M. Nolan
Carolyn Ottenbreit
Sara Rodriguez
Paula Saint-Amour
Shayla Scarlett
Jill and John Scibilia
Alice Scozzare
Roberta Stark
Suzanne Torrison
Tina Trahan
Liz van Puijenbroek
Jacqueline Warren
Gifts received as of 12/31/2012
CONTACT US
If you have any additional questions about our
Summer 2013 programs at Camp Kaufmann, please contact us today!
Karen Lundgard, Camp Director
[email protected] | 212.645.4000 x226
www.GirlScoutsNYC.org
If you require further clarification of this
policy, please contact the Program Department at 212.645.4000 x336 before
you submit your registration and deposit
to secure your camping date. Deposits
from girls who cancel may be transferred
to a replacement girl’s deposit but not
to pay the balance of other campers in
your group unless this request is submitted in writing six weeks prior to the camping weekend. No refunds will be given for
campers arriving late, leaving early, or attending only a portion of the program or
after August 15, 2013 for any reason.
Financial assistance awards are not
transferable.
SUMMER 2013 AT
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