A Message From Joanna Cerar
By: Joanna Cerar “Zebra” After returning from Sealth in July, my nieces FaceTimed me to tell me all about their session. Mixed in with descriptions of the staff and campers […]
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Putting Our Values Into Action
It’s one thing to hold inclusion as a core value. It’s another to put your values into action. Although Camp Fire has been an inclusive organization since its inception we […]
Thank You Merchants of Merit!
THANK YOU to everyone who supported our Annual Candy Sale! Announcing our 2022 Merchant of Merits These incredible businesses each purchased at least a case of candy in support of […]
Equity Action Fund Keeps Growing!
Expanding Our Reach Founded less than a year ago thanks to Food Service Director Chantel Jackson’s vision to bring more children and families of color to camp, the Equity Action […]
Camp Sealth Alumni Cruise Aboard VIRGINIA V
Join us on Sunday, August 21! This fun- and singing-filled cruise on Lake Union will bring together camp alumni who remember riding to camp aboard VIRGINIA V in the 50s, […]
We Love Our Volunteers!
Volunteers Make the Magic of Camp Did you know that Camp Fire has a year-round staff of 18? In the summer, we bring on about 100 counselors and assistant camp […]
Love of Summer Camp Fuels Incoming Board President’s Service
Jeff Roberts first started going to sleepaway camp in third grade. It was the one place where he could just be. “The only responsibility you have is to be you […]
Continuing To Evolve
It’s one thing to hold inclusion as a core value. It’s another to put your values into action. Camp Fire has a long history of valuing inclusion, both locally and […]
Calling Camp Sealth Alumni, Get Involved this Summer and Beyond
We’re thrilled to share with you these words from alumni Joanna Cerar, former Camp Fire member, Camp Sealth Camper, staff member, and now, board member for Camp Fire Central Puget […]
Equity Initiative Brings 40 Youth of Color to Camp Sealth
When Chef Chantel Jackson arrived at Camp Sealth as the Food Service Director last year, she noticed few children of color were attending camp, and one of the main barriers, […]