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You may make your tax-deductible gift to C.A.M.P. in many ways; for many purposes: Annual
Fund Gifts to annual fund are used for general operating expenses or to support the area of greatest need. Specific
Programs If
you wish, you may specify that your donation be used for a particular
program or purpose (e.g., supplies for the camp, Campership Fund,
Respite care, Counselor Scholarship Fund, or one of our educational
programs). Endowment
Fund The
Endowment Fund seeks to ensure that C.A.M.P. will be able to serve
families of children with special needs far into the future. Your
donation to the Endowment Fund will provide this needed support
for perpetuity. Legacy
Society Have
you made the decision to include C.A.M.P./ in your estate plans?
Let us know so we can enter your name into our newly-formed Legacy
Society. Bequests received through the Legacy Society will Support
the Endowment Fund unless otherwise specified. Memorial
/ Honorarium Gifts If
you would like to make a gift in honor or in memory of a special
friend or family member, please let us know. We will notify them
or their family of your generosity. Brick
Pavers Brick Pavers are still available for purchase. Your paver will be a permanent reminder of your commitment to C.A.M.P. Pavers will be placed at Lackland's Boorda Center or the walkway to the David Robinson Chapel at Camp C.A.M.P.
C.A.M.P.
has joined a newly formed and innovative alliance to help C.A.M.P.ers
achieve their potential through funds
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generated
from real estate transactions. The alliance is called List
for Kids, and it is due to the ingenuity of Bo J. DePena,
II. Bo is a local entrepreneur who combined his fervent passion
for helping children with his savvy as a realtor to create this
unique non-profit venture. Here is how List for Kids
benefits C.A.M.P.ers while saving home buyers and sellers money:
When a home is sold through List for Kids, an immediate
savings is realized. Instead of paying the normal six percent
commission, the home seller pays a three percent brokerage commission
fee to the selling realtor/broker for procuring the buyer, a
one percent tax-deductible donation to participating charity,
and $500 administrative fee to List for Kids to cover
its listing and transaction cost.