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Camp Chippewa For Boys
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Ninety-one summers ago, Camp Chippewa for Boys welcomed four campers from Tulsa to the shores of Cass Lake. Since then, thousands of boys have paddled its waters, slept under its pines, and discovered something about themselves they couldn't have found anywhere else. That work does not stop when the summer does. Scholarships are funded in the offseason. Staff are trained before the first canoe hits…
Ninety-one summers ago, Camp Chippewa for Boys welcomed four campers from Tulsa to the shores of Cass Lake. Since then, thousands of boys have paddled its waters, slept under its pines, and discovered something about themselves they couldn't have found anywhere else. That work does not stop when the summer does. Scholarships are funded in the offseason. Staff are trained before the first canoe hits the water. Programs are built, maintained, and grown by people who love this place year-round. The Portage Society is our community of sustaining donors—camp families, alumni, and friends who make a monthly gift to keep Camp Chippewa's mission alive and growing. Like the portage itself, it is a shared effort. Many hands make light work, carrying forward a mission of leadership, wilderness, and character. Whether you start with $19 a month or $250, your recurring gift becomes part of the foundation that the next generation of Chippewa boys will stand on. Join the Portage Society. Help us carry it forward. $19/month: An annual gift totaling two and a half dollars for every year Camp Chippewa has served boys. Every fire starts a spark. Your gift helps keep that flame ablaz
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