Tiered Pricing

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The True Cost of Camp and our Tiered Pricing structure

Here's what it's all about:

You know your family's financial situation better than we do. As you consider your family's financial situation, please also consider the true cost of camp.

On each camp's description page (and in the printed catalog) you will find three different camp prices. You get to choose the one that best fits your family's ability to pay.

Rate A: The lowest price is a subsidized rate (this rate is not available after May 5th).
Rate B: The middle price is the amount we spend during the week of camp for your camper to participate. These costs include the food the people cooking the food and keeping the camp ready for campers, the program supplies, and the training, food and lodging for the volunteer leaders.
Rate C: The third price is closest to the true price of an individual's participation at camp. This includes things like insurance, utilities, replacement of equipment, and facility upgrades.

Please carefully consider the amount that your family can afford. If the middle price seems comfortable to you, choose it. If you think you can help with some of the bigger expenses of the camps, please choose the higher price. And remember, our practice is that no one is turned away for a lack of funds. If paying for camp is a significant challenge for your family, please contact the pastor of your local United Methodist or Episcopal Church or the Camping Office. We want to welcome everyone one to camp because we believe the experience of Christian community and the life-long relationship that you build with Jesus are priceless.

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last update: 4/28/08