Camp Northland has a glorious past and an amazing opportunity for the future. This initiative provides all of us with a clear direction to drive camp growth, starting today.
NBB belongs to all of us.
All of the thousands of Jewish kids who were fortunate enough to be touched by the magic of summer at Camp Frailoch, Mothers and Babes, B'nai Brith, Northland… whatever its iteration… over these past approximately 110 years. This is OUR camp. Our shared memories are what make us who we are and keep us connected.
As the Jewish community has evolved over the years, so too has Camp Northland. Always a diverse community camp, the NBB population is a reflection of the GTA pluralistic Jewish population.
With a new vision, NBB's Board of Directors and professional staff are super motivated to celebrate our wonderful past and mobilize our strengths to ensure an amazing future. The energy and enthusiasm is contagious and we all are re-committing ourselves to giving every child an amazing Jewish camping experience - not just this summer, but for years to come!
The question becomes: what will that future be - for Camp Northland, for the Jewish community, for all of us. The Our Camp, Our Future Growth Initiative tackles that question head-on, renewing our collective commitment to bringing our vision to life. We hope to re-invigorate everyone, bringing excitement to the whole community about Northland's momentum and growth plans. Let's help each other find exciting new ways to adapt to the changing needs of the Jewish community and keep the spirit alive for generations to come.
This is our camp and it has to be our drive that takes it forward together. All stakeholders are encouraged to participate by volunteering, providing input, inspiring, donating, giving support ... all to move NBB forward and determine how it will evolve and change in the coming years
NBB belongs to all of us.
All of the thousands of Jewish kids who were fortunate enough to be touched by the magic of summer at Camp Frailoch, Mothers and Babes, B'nai Brith, Northland… whatever its iteration… over these past approximately 110 years. This is OUR camp. Our shared memories are what make us who we are and keep us connected.
As the Jewish community has evolved over the years, so too has Camp Northland. Always a diverse community camp, the NBB population is a reflection of the GTA pluralistic Jewish population.
With a new vision, NBB's Board of Directors and professional staff are super motivated to celebrate our wonderful past and mobilize our strengths to ensure an amazing future. The energy and enthusiasm is contagious and we all are re-committing ourselves to giving every child an amazing Jewish camping experience - not just this summer, but for years to come!
The question becomes: what will that future be - for Camp Northland, for the Jewish community, for all of us. The Our Camp, Our Future Growth Initiative tackles that question head-on, renewing our collective commitment to bringing our vision to life. We hope to re-invigorate everyone, bringing excitement to the whole community about Northland's momentum and growth plans. Let's help each other find exciting new ways to adapt to the changing needs of the Jewish community and keep the spirit alive for generations to come.
This is our camp and it has to be our drive that takes it forward together. All stakeholders are encouraged to participate by volunteering, providing input, inspiring, donating, giving support ... all to move NBB forward and determine how it will evolve and change in the coming years
SOCIAL IN THE CITY: Our Camp Our Future
Come join us and reunite with your friends while celebrating the past and present to pave the way for our camp of our future.
Connect with our Past - Reconnect with old friends in a throwback to your best Social memories
Connect with our Future - Learn about and interact with the 'Our Camp, Our Future'
Connect without Worrying about Wifi - Have fun, dance and enjoy an evening of entertainment, kosher food and an open bar
We all have a special connection to Camp and one tradition that has remained a constant were the socials and end of session banquet. On November 21st, we are bringing the social into the city as a new tradition to celebrate, rekindle the flame and fundraise to support Our Camp, Our Future.
FAQs
Who else is going?Alumni, parents, and community friends from across camp generations, including your friends; your long-lost cabinmates, campers, counsellors; parents of current campers... more specifically, scroll down to see the running decade-by-decade attendance (updated weekly)
What is included in the ticket price?
A delicious meal, open bar, entertainment and a great opportunity to celebrate and support Camp Northland B'nai-Brith - everyone's favourite not-for-profit, Jewish community camp
Where do the proceeds go?
100% of proceeds go to funding for the camp’s “Our Camp, Our Future” growth campaign. The event raises funds to ensure all children have access to a Jewish camp experience
How can I submit ideas to “Our Camp, Our Future?
All ideas are welcome at the event, and thereafter by email to the camp office
Is there a Sponsorship or Table opportunity?
This year we are forgoing 'tables' as the atmosphere will be more of a social and less of a banquet, instead we are providing opportunities to sponsor the event at 3 levels, making a donation over and above the ticket cost. You will have the use of up to 20 tickets (depending on level) as well as receive recognition both at the event and at camp. Due to the donation (and tax receipt) nature of this purchase, please do not purchase it online and instead visit our donation site to complete the purchase. Someone from the organizing committee will be in touch with a discount code for your complimentary tickets.
Are there ID or minimum age requirements to enter the event?
GIven we are awarding a camper of the year award this year there will be some guests under 19 years. For the most part the event is geared towards 19+.
What are my transportation/parking options for getting to and from the event?
Ample parking is available onsite
Can I sit with past friends from camp?
Seating will be casual.
Who is organizing this event?
The event is being run by the camp’s Alumni, Marketing, and Fundraising committee on behalf of the Board of Directors
Can I buy a ticket on the day of the event?
NO - unfortunately the deadline is November 14th
How can I help?
4 ways: 1) Attend and enjoy! 2) Spread the word, 3) Join the Organizing Committee 4) Volunteer to help the night of the event
Come join us and reunite with your friends while celebrating the past and present to pave the way for our camp of our future.
Connect with our Past - Reconnect with old friends in a throwback to your best Social memories
Connect with our Future - Learn about and interact with the 'Our Camp, Our Future'
Connect without Worrying about Wifi - Have fun, dance and enjoy an evening of entertainment, kosher food and an open bar
We all have a special connection to Camp and one tradition that has remained a constant were the socials and end of session banquet. On November 21st, we are bringing the social into the city as a new tradition to celebrate, rekindle the flame and fundraise to support Our Camp, Our Future.
FAQs
Who else is going?Alumni, parents, and community friends from across camp generations, including your friends; your long-lost cabinmates, campers, counsellors; parents of current campers... more specifically, scroll down to see the running decade-by-decade attendance (updated weekly)
What is included in the ticket price?
A delicious meal, open bar, entertainment and a great opportunity to celebrate and support Camp Northland B'nai-Brith - everyone's favourite not-for-profit, Jewish community camp
Where do the proceeds go?
100% of proceeds go to funding for the camp’s “Our Camp, Our Future” growth campaign. The event raises funds to ensure all children have access to a Jewish camp experience
How can I submit ideas to “Our Camp, Our Future?
All ideas are welcome at the event, and thereafter by email to the camp office
Is there a Sponsorship or Table opportunity?
This year we are forgoing 'tables' as the atmosphere will be more of a social and less of a banquet, instead we are providing opportunities to sponsor the event at 3 levels, making a donation over and above the ticket cost. You will have the use of up to 20 tickets (depending on level) as well as receive recognition both at the event and at camp. Due to the donation (and tax receipt) nature of this purchase, please do not purchase it online and instead visit our donation site to complete the purchase. Someone from the organizing committee will be in touch with a discount code for your complimentary tickets.
Are there ID or minimum age requirements to enter the event?
GIven we are awarding a camper of the year award this year there will be some guests under 19 years. For the most part the event is geared towards 19+.
What are my transportation/parking options for getting to and from the event?
Ample parking is available onsite
Can I sit with past friends from camp?
Seating will be casual.
Who is organizing this event?
The event is being run by the camp’s Alumni, Marketing, and Fundraising committee on behalf of the Board of Directors
Can I buy a ticket on the day of the event?
NO - unfortunately the deadline is November 14th
How can I help?
4 ways: 1) Attend and enjoy! 2) Spread the word, 3) Join the Organizing Committee 4) Volunteer to help the night of the event
