HAVE FUN | MAKE FRIENDS | GROW FAITH
Current Fundraising Projects
Camp Central is what we call our yard-space right in the center of camp. It houses our basketball court, volleyball court, canteen, main fire ring, Gagaball, 9-square, Carpetball, etc. Camp Central is the most heavily used space at camp where campers can have fun, grow relationships, and be encouraged in their faith.
With so much heavy use, it’s time for a rebuild of camp central and recreate this space so that it will continue to be a gathering spot where relationships and conversations take place. We would love to start construction in the spring but funding will determine when we are able to break ground.
The Project Highlights Include
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Full-size basketball court that will be able to hold 3 pickleball courts and be perfect for our broomball rink in the winter.
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Improved volleyball court with real beach sand for softer and safer play. Close your eyes and you’ll almost be able to hear the ocean!
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Field turf for 9-square, gagaball, and the other yard games. This will drastically reduce the mud tracked into our buildings and make the games playable in all weather types.
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A new designated lawn space for picnic tables where cabin discussions and individual conversations will take place.
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While we strive to keep our registration fees low and affordable, there are always situations where a family is still unable to pay for them. It is our desire for every child to have the opportunity to attend camp regardless of their family's financial situation. Our scholarship fund is used solely for that purpose. The families requesting a scholarship are asked to seek assistance from their church first, then we ask them to pay what they can afford. Then we use scholarship funds to make up the difference. This lets us assist as many families as possible and bring them to camp. Help send kids to camp by contributing to our scholarship fund.
Tax Deductible Contributions
Lost Timber Bible Camp is a registered 501(c)3 non-profit organization. Financial contributions and gifts in kind to Lost Timber Bible Camp are tax-deductible according to state and federal law. Individuals wishing to contribute to Lost Timber are encouraged to check with a profession about possible tax benefits.