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2015 Annual Report on Giving
YMCA CAMP BELKNAP
Board of Directors
Table of Contents
Our Mission .....................................................1
From the Board Chairman ..............................2
From the Directors.......................................... 3
By the Numbers ...............................................4
The True Face of Friendship...........................6
Financial Position & Operations......................8
Trunk Program/Volunteers ........................... 10
Main Dock Fund ........................................... 11
2015 Annual Fund........................................... 12
Community Impact........................................ 16
Cover: The reconstructed Main Dock was a
highlight of the 2015 Summer
Inset: A camper takes aim during an archery period
John P. Wilkins, Chairman
Frank Kenison, Esq., Vice Chairman
John Snow, III, Treasurer
Mark P. Kesslen, Esq., Secretary
David B. Clark
Kent S. Cruger
W. Robert Dahl
Jake Elwell
Bradford S. Germain, M.D.
Robert E. Howe
David Humphrey
Jonathan Igoe
Seth M. Kassels, Director (ex officio)
Stephanie Kassels, Director (ex officio)
Melissa Adams Ludwig, M.D.
Jon Malinowski, Ph.D.
Robert H. Miller, Esq.
Brad Nutter
William D. Perkins
Daniel Seyler
Anne Spry
Christiaan P. Vorkink
Thomas H. Wintner, Esq.
Honorary Members
Horace S. Blood, M.D.
Our Mission
It is the mission of Camp Belknap to preserve the unique
physical and spiritual environment where young men may
forever build strong character, self esteem, individual
maturity and community responsibility; to acquire for life
the skill of leadership and the value of good stewardship;
to honor the history and traditions which are the Belknap
experience; and to be a contributing citizen in the
community it serves and from which it receives its benefit.
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From the Board Chairman
The Belknap community cannot be
thanked or appreciated enough for the
way it responded to this year’s annual fund
appeal. Belknappers of all stripes and
generations gave generously and set a new
record as the books were officially closed.
The annual fund is a critical component
of the Belknap financial model and closes
the gap between camper revenue and the
cost of funding scholarships, programs,
maintenance, and long term capital projects.
What drives this generosity? The simple answer is Belknap makes
“good boys better,” as it always has. In today’s challenged and divisive
world, however, the answer more probably reflects the fact that each
summer, in a place of spectacular natural beauty, over 1,100 boys share
and learn key skills of life and leadership which they carry forth to
make the world a better place. The Board joins me in thanking all those
who sustain and enhance all that is Belknap through their generosity.
Timi-Hi and Seek the Joy,
John Wilkins
Board Chairman, Former Camper, Leader and Parent.
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From the Directors
There are moments at Camp Belknap that transcend time. For many of us, those interactions take
place on the waterfront, on a walk through the Grove from Conlon to Messer Field, or simply on
a bench outside our cabins. The moment we are describing is the instance when two boys have
the courage and kindness to develop friendships that turn into a lifelong bond. In those moments,
and many more, the Belknap experience proactively develops boys into young men and active
community members.
In a world where it is popular to create experiences that develop highly specific skill sets, we feel
grateful that our community has maintained its focus on the foundation of boys’ values with
the belief that these guiding principles will prepare a Belknapper for success in today’s modern
environment.
We are thankful for our Belknap community of campers, parents, leaders, alumni, family, friends
and neighbors. You showed your support of Belknap’s mission by:
• Doing your share of the work – we once again broke our Annual Fund record and raised $237,663.
• Participating in on and off-campus events – over 650 Belknappers, family and friends in attendance.
• Contributing to the reconstruction of Main Dock – more than 150 pieces of the old dock are now spread to desktops and bookshelves
around the world.
• Engaging in our strategic plan
• Continuing to Seek the Joy of Being Alive
The Belknap Spirit is alive and well. Because of the strength of the Belknap Spirit and your financial support to Belknap, we are able to provide the
timeless experience that we all expect from a Belknap summer. Every single donation goes towards keeping our tuition low, providing scholarships
and maintaining our physical plant. More importantly, your donations allow us to stay focused on providing an experience that anchors boys in the
present, while still providing an environment to explore personal and moral growth as a foundation for the future.
Timi-Hi and Seek the Joy,
Seth Kassels
Stephanie Kassels
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2015 Belknap by the Numbers
Continued Growth in Donors and Gifts!
713
$163,034
603
2013
2014
2015
2013
Campers were provided a
scholarship in 2015, totaling
$134,139
$191,500
$ Raised
Donors
686
$237,663
110
$237,663
2014
2015
Total Given to
2015 Anual Fund
1,531
candles were
blown out at
Candlelight
Ceremonies
171
Campers passed up a level in
swimming this summer
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2015 Belknap by the Numbers
116
games of
bizou ball
were played
12,265
gallons of milk
were consumed
this summer
778
campers hiked
a mountain
this summer
75%
of our leaders are
1st generation
Belknappers
25%
of our leaders are
2nd, 3rd, and 4th gen.
Belknappers
40%
of our campers are
2nd, 3rd, or 4th gen.
Belknappers
INFINITE
games of ring toss played!
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I
was a freshman in high school when
I first heard of Facebook. It was still
a new concept – not even two years
old at the time – but the prospect
of easily being able to keep in touch
with people was exciting. Before long,
it became a competition to see who had
the most friends. 500, 600, 700… I was
nearing the 1,000 mark when it occurred to
me that not all of these people were truly
“friends.” I didn’t even know a few of
them! Could one click of a button really
equate to the time, effort, and courage it
takes to create and foster a true friendship?
It was so easy, but is easy always better?
Fast-forward nine months, and I feel the
familiar butterflies in my stomach as we
turn left onto Chase Point Road. I can’t
wait to be back at Belknap, but more
importantly I can’t wait to catch up with
my camp friends – my Belknap brothers.
I’d been in touch with a few of them over
The True Face of Friendship
the offseason, but there was an added
eagerness to see them in person and hear
about their year. We only spend two weeks
of the year together, but somehow I feel
closer and more connected to them than
anyone else.
As I reflect on this now, the explanation
could not be clearer.
There is an
undeniable sense of empathy among
Belknappers; a collective understanding
of the Belknap experience and a comfort
in knowing your peers share the same
opportunities, and the same challenges,
at camp as you. It’s why campers strive
to live the lamps of Woodcraft and be
their best self at camp. There’s a level of
trust that can only be fostered from the
strong, interpersonal relationships made
under the pines. Belknap creates a truly
unique environment where kids have the
confidence and the support of their leaders
and peers to embody the values they are
taught both at home and
at camp.
Conversations can arise in the most unlikely places,
such as while washing your hands in the birdbath.
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Al MacDonald, a leader in
the 80’s and father of four
Belknap boys, echoes this
notion. “A great benefit of
Belknap from a parenting
perspective,” he says, “is
that it enforces the ideals
that we talk about at home
and promotes them in a
fun way.” Belknap’s core
values are by no means
unique to this camp alone,
yet only at Belknap is
there such a clear sense
of responsibility to actually
incorporate these ideals
into our behavior and our
actions.
What,
exactly,
makes
Belknap
so
special?
The easy answer may
be the beautiful natural
environment or the wide
range of fun and engaging
programs, although as 90’s
leader John DeLong puts
it, “you could take Belknap
leaders and put them in a
parking lot, and we’d have
a great camp.” So, what’s the secret? How
can friendships made in the course of
two weeks last years, decades, or even a
lifetime?
Campers enjoy a chat on the porch of
the Environmental Center
of independence in each young boy, that
freedom is limited to the specific list of
programs you have to choose from. The
source of this “freedom,” in truth, is the
lack of distractions and
programming their
“There is an undeniable others
daily life that inhibits a
It is the common morals
we all live by. When you sense of empathy among camper’s ability and desire
take the time to talk Belknappers; a collective to communicate facewith others. In a
and, more importantly,
understanding of the to-face
world where there is less
listen, to one another,
and
understand
that Belknap experience and free time, and where much
a comfort in knowing of that time might have
word of honor is sacred,
you create a connection your peers share the same been spent in front of a
screen, the opportunity
much stronger and more
opportunities, and the to sit on a bench, throw
interpersonal than any
a ball, and just be a boy is
same challenges, at
tech-supported friendship.
truly sacred. Guy Reed, a
camp as you”
camper in the 60’s, reflects
Campers talk a lot about
on what the Belknap
the “freedom” they feel at
camp, however the root of this freedom experience was, and still is, all about. “My
is often over-simplified. At first, you Belknap experience was all about my
may think it stems from the liberty to growing, learning, and interacting with
choose your program periods on a daily others on a personal level, even if it meant
basis. While this certainly instills a sense after taps had sounded.”
“I have noticed that when I am at camp,” says AJ Pitsios, a Besserer camper, “I never
even think about my phone or any other device I have. I’m not thinking how many
people are texting me because I’m too busy sailing on a Hunter with my buddies, or
hanging around the division during a general swim.” This freedom allows campers to
be present while under the pines and appreciate the “here and now.” Belknappers are
able to look past the things they don’t have and appreciate that which they do have; a
division of nearly sixty boys their age to meet and connect with, play with, and simply
seek the joy of being alive.
The ability to create and maintain face-to-face communication is a skill that will always
be important to society. Sure, the introduction of technology has reduced the frequency
with which we utilize this skill, yet this generational trend does not make it any less
important. Camp Belknap teaches boys to be brave, to be kind, and to be honest, all
three of which are crucial to forming strong, trusting relationships. With this skill,
Belknappers are better prepared to make a positive impact in both their personal and
professional life long after tossing their pinecone into the fire one final time.
Andy Rentschler is the Communications Director at Camp Belknap. He has spent 15 summers under
the pines as a camper, leader, and year-round staff member.
Here’s the thing about Belknap and Technology...
by Will McDonough
The word “technology” draws its origin from a
Greek word meaning “science of craft.” Humans use
technology to accomplish objectives more easily and to
become more efficient, or skilled at a task.
And, quite frankly, Belknap has no use for the stuff.
Because there is no objective, or task, or skill of a
Belknapper that could improve the experience of
simply being at camp.
Furthermore, Belknap is a social network. While the
world today clamors to find affirmation in retweets and likes; “friends” and
followers, Belknap never needed that. Belknap exists in snapshots of life
ingrained in our memories, because photographs fail. Even Masqua photos fall
comically short: a Belknap sunset in black and white, who were we kidding?
The memories every Belknapper has of his time beneath the pines are vivid
with color, rippling with laughter, punctuated by joyful abandon at every turn.
Technology is humanity’s closest solution to broaching the impossible--to
creating “magic,” but Belknap is magic. Our leaders create alchemy without
iPads; they influence the campers without branding themselves, or being
LinkedIn. There is no Vine or gif of that great Woodcraft skit or cabin night
because nobody will ever forget it.
Just as we have all failed, time and again, to put words to the magic of Belknap,
technology fails at camp.
Who would want to connect to anything else? Who would want to know what’s
going on outside of camp? Samoset’s bizou upset outweighs any streak the Red
Sox could pull off, and what YouTube video, watched from beneath a sleeping
bag, could compare to the call of the loons, or the rustle of a pine, or crackle
from a dying fire?
In the end, technology was made to save time. And Belknap was made to savor
it.
Will McDonough began as a Camper in 1995 and continued on to be a Leader, Division
Head, Assistant Program Director, and Leader Corps Director in his 15 summers at Camp
Belknap. Will is currently a social studies teacher at New Canaan Country School and lives
with his wife Nicole and children Naomi, Jonah and Gideon.
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Statement of Financial Position
UNRESTRICTED
TEMPORARILY
RESTRICTED
PERMANENTLY
RESTRICTED
2015 TOTAL
2014 TOTAL
$1,080,948
$34,956
$2,221,792
$1,104,852
$75,729
$2,250,965
Assets
Cash
Pledges Receivable
Investments, at fair value
$783,687
$297,261
$34,956
$218,320
$1,231,604
Propert & Equipment
Land & Improvements
Buildings, improvements, and construction in progress
Furniture and equipment
Transportation equipment
Less Accumulated Depreciation
$4,977,877
$3,110,358
$2,732,480
$448,313
$38,679
-$1,351,953
$4,977,877
$4,767,972
Other Assets
$17,513
$17,513
$15,501
Total Assets
$7,010,681
$8,333,087
$8,215,019
$0
$448,436
$115, 311
$590,307
$7,884,650
$7,509,400
$8,333,087
$8,215,019
$550,538
$771,868
$771,868
Liabilities & Net Assets
Current Liabilities
Long Term Debt (less current portion, above)
$448,436
Net Assets
Unrestricted
Board Designated
Temporarily Restricted
Permanently Restricted
$6,562,245
$5,355,690
$1,206,555
Total Liabilities and Net Assets
$7,010,681
$550,538
$771,868
$550,538
$771,868
$550,538
$771,868
Notes:
*Figures above are unaudited numbers
*Cash on Hand includes monies collected for the Farm Island Campaign
*Pledges receivable are outstanding pledges to the Farm Island Campaign
*Investments, at Fair Value, is Belknap’s endowment
*The majority of long term debt is used for the purchase of One Chase Point Road and the reconstruction of Main Dock
* Permanently Restricted items provide income to award scholarships to needy and deserving young people and for camp operations.
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Statement of Operations
2015
$1,863,508
$131,152
($134,139)
$74,460
$32,611
$54,000
$3,576
$2,025,169
$1,725,573
$114,305
($125,387)
$84,781
$25,109
$30,000
$34,670
$1,889,050
2014
$892,855
$221,757
$216,845
$186,654
$84,775
$61,352
$102,828
$29,536
$50,000
$35,658
$34,230
$1,916,490
$815,207
$281,299
$254,845
$155,662
$120,871
$89,500
$93,186
$36,075
$30,000
N/A
$61,186
$1,937,831
$108,678
($48,781)
$237,663
$145,095
$382,758
$203,852
N/A
$203,852
N/A
$100,000
$491,436
$255,071
N/A
($56,174)
$200,000
($7,788)
Net Cash Flows from Financing Activities:
($56,174)
$192,212
Plant Investment
Hall Lodge Sundeck/Structural
Main Dock Reconstruction
Farm House (One Chase Point Road)
Dining Hall
Staff Housing
Water System
Clark Lodge
Total Plant Investment:
$2,065
$311,927
N/A
$10,875
$53,690
$13,665
N/A
$392,222
$29,605
$96,250
$136,440
N/A
N/A
N/A
$1,215
$263,509
$43,040
$183,774
Cash Inflows: $2,542,065
Revenues
Board, Tuition, & Registration Fee
Camper Fees
Scholarship Expenses
Camper Spending
Pre- and Post-Season Income
Endowment Income per Spending Policy
Other Income
Total Revenues:
Summary of Finances
Expenses
Payroll and Related Burden
Facility Expenses
Commissary Expenses
Camper Expenses
Office Expenses
Insurance
Other Expenses
Transportation Expenses
Revenue for Future Capital Expenses
Development Costs
Non-Operating Expenses
Total Expenses:
Operating Surplus (Deficiency)
Endowment as of 12/31/15: $2,221,792
Fundraising
Total Fundraising:
Endowment Transfer for Plant Investment
Total Available for Debt Service & Plant Investment:
Capital Flows
Financing and Debt Service Activity
NH HEFA Loan for Main Dock Reconstruction
Debt Service & Mortgage Principal Payments
Net Change in Cash Balance
Cash Outflows: $2,499,025
Annual Fund & Other Contributions
Main Dock Fund
Notes:
*Figures above are unaudited numbers
*“Endowment Income”: The camp appropriates for distribution each year 4.5% of its endowment
fund’s average Fair Value of the prior 72 months.
*Increase in “Board, Tuition & Registration Fee” from 2014 to 2015 is partly due to increased #
of camper spots. Tuition increased by 4.3%.
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Belknap’s Trunk Assistance Program
For many decades, Camp Belknap has been providing scholarships to
boys. In 2015 over 110 boys received scholarships, and 73% of the
financial need went to New Hampshire residents. As always, no matter
the geographic location, any family in need may request a full or partial
scholarship for their son’s tuition.
At Belknap we pride ourselves in having a scholarship program that
commits to provide a scholarship every summer for as long as the
camper is still within the enrollment age limits. In addition, we keep
the award of scholarships strictly confidential with the hope that
each boy no matter their background walks into camp and is simply
recognized as a fellow Belknapper.
Along those lines, in 2015 we launched a Trunk Assistance Program.
In this program, campers on scholarship who needed additional
assistance beyond tuition and fee support were provided a trunk.
Each trunk included a sleeping bag, raincoat, flip flops, flashlight
and some clothing. We thank Vicki Giroux for initiating the idea and
coordinating our volunteers, an act of service that allowed all campers
to simply enjoy their summer as a Belknapper.
Thanks to the following volunteers who have done their share of the work!
2015 Annual Fund
DECADE CAPTAINS
Brian Doyle, Besserer-Era
Gary Morse, Gene Jr.-Era
Colby Falconer, 1980s
Tim Haarmann, 1980s
Hugh Marbury, 1980s
Jason Sigalos, 1980s
Chris Crean, 1990s
Evan Morse, 1990s
Ben Ruggiero, 1990s
TJ Rylander, 1990s
Aaron Whitmore, 1990s
Mike Bylund, 2000s
RD Jenkinson, 2000s
Will McDonough, 2000s
Kevin Yates, 2000s
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Event Hosts2nd Annual Leaders Work Weekend
NEW YORK COMMUNITY EVENT
Mark Kesslen
COLORADO GATHERING
Brendan McManus
CONNECTICUT COMMUNITY EVENT
Dave & Evie Lynch
ARMY-NAVY CLUB EVENT
LTG. Richard & Jackie Trefry
DC COMMUNITY EVENT
Sam & Vanessa Heitner
NH COMMUNITY EVENT
COLORADO COMMUNITY EVENT
Kent & Kim Cruger
BELKNAP WOMEN EVENT
Anne Spry
BOSTON YOUNG ALUMNI EVENT
Billy Skarinka, Payson Lyman,
Jack Mulvaney
TRUNK PROGRAM
Vicki Giroux
Rainy Wilkins
Rob & Carolyn Miller
Tucker Briggs
Nate Chesley
Ted Clark, Jr.
Dave Crean
Kent Cruger
John Drake
Dan Fowler
Brad Germain
Chandler Harris
Jon Igoe
Dave Irwin
Mark Kesslen
Pete Latchaw
David Latchaw
Brian Mannherz
Evan Morse
Charlie O’Neil
Adam Perreault
Dan Seyler
Greg Whalen
Jared Whalen
John Wilder
Tom Wintner
Main Dock Fund
We thank the following donors for purchasing a piece of the old Main Dock to support its reconstruction
Ronald & Lori Adjami
Anonymous
Cedric Antosiewicz & Margaret Gudenas
Gilman Barndollar
Alfred & Sandra Bellows
Steve & Cynthia Bensen
George Berman & Regina Roman
David & Kara Blackburn
Ray & Kathy Bleday
Kevin Boggs
Joseph and Becky Bonventre
Steven J. Brams
Patrick & Kellie Bresnehan
Tucker Briggs & Holly Hess
George & Janice Brown
William Brummer
Jeffrey & Kristina Bunce
John & Mary Burlingame
David & Moira Byer
Michael Bylund
Joe & Stacy Cannon
Jacob S. Carney
J. Warren & Joan Cassidy
Peter & Elizabeth Caulo
Terence Chapman & Michelle Haskell
Michael Charland & Aya Murata
Nate & Johanna Chesley
Brian Colantropo
Brian & Connaught Colbert
John & Lacey Colligan
Theodore Coonan
Alex Corman & Charlotte Brownlee
Evan Creelman
Charles & Elizabeth D’Amour
Louise Davis
James Daylor & Christine Just
John & Melissa DeLong
Alan & Lauren Dews
Patrick Dinardo & Susan Schwartz
William & Stephanie Ditenhafer
Bob & Kay Easton
Jake & Lisa Elwell
Richard & Sabrina Elwell
Peter Emery
Geoffrey & Sandy Fitts
Judith Garvey
Brad & Beverly Germain
Chase Gilmore
Donald Greene & Ashley Fawcett
Paul & Patricia Griffin
Tim & Janet Guen
Greg Gulino
Dana Hall
Brendan & Susan Hennessey
Andrew Herrold
Marcia & Michael Hittle
Stephen & Gerianne Holdsworth
Robert & Jennifer Howard
Dave Humphrey & Markella Zanni
Jon & Kathleen Igoe
Dave & Mandy Irwin
Jeremy & Sarah James
John Hancock Financial Services Inc.
Robert & Cindy Johnson
Paul & Kristen Karpawich
Seth & Stephanie Kassels
Jonas Katkavich & Katherine Windsor
Mark & Phyllis Kesslen
James & Hattie Kessler
Clark Landale
Peter & Vicky Lane
Eric Laurits
Stuart Leslie
Melissa Ludwig
David P. & Evelyn Lynch
Michael Mahoney
Kathleen Mahoney
Jon C. Malinowski
David Mandel
Hugh & Elise Marbury
Greg Mason
Daniel & Elizabeth Mckay
Andrew McKenzie
Chris & Lisa McKeown
Michael & Anne McSally
Michael Mead
Dick Melvin
Matt & Lynne Merkle
Kyle & Justine Mikulis
Robert & Carolyn Miller
William & Kathryn Mitchell
Gary Morse
Eric Moskowitz
Pat & Anne Mullin
Peter & Francesca Murphy
Robert Nagle & Kristin Hicks
James & Patricia Nowicki
Kirsten O’Connell
Gregory & Rachel Obenshain
Felix Pardo & Lynn Guarch-Pardo
James & Shelly Passios
William & Jane Perkins
John & Marilyn Perkins
Edward R. Perry, Jr.
Louis & Ellen Piccioli
Terry Pillow & Kelley Wall
Michael R. Piper
Scott & Alison Rabschunk
James & Jane Raymond
William & Carolyn Redmond
Guy Reed, III
Paul Reingold & Julie Bedore
Pam & Jim Rentschler
William & Katherine Robinson
Robert & Mary Rodat
Tyler & Catherine Rush
William & Elizabeth Ruvo
T.J. Rylander
David & Kathi Santis
Mike Sayles
Marc & Anne Scheer
Dana W. Schultz
Craig Sears & Carol Cameron-Sears
Charlie Seefried
Dan & Andrea Seyler
William & Ilene Simmonds
David & Karen Sirois
James & Anne Spry
Sanford & Julie Stein
Craig & Stephanie Theisen
Chris & Simonida Thurber
John & Tracy Tomasello
Ricard Townsend
Deborah Clark Valentine & Michael
Valentine
Giles and Stacy Van Praagh
Elizabeth Ventre
Christiaan & Stacy Vorkink
Charles & Mary Waldron
Wesley Wall
Edward & Sarah Walton
Chris & Stacy Wesley
David White
John & Kathleen Whitesides
Aaron & Carrie Whitmore
David O. Whittemore
Dexter & Norma Whittinghill
Andrew & Paula Why
John Wilkins
Patrick Wilson & Pauline Poh
Christopher & Katherine Wraight
YMCA of the USA
Elizabeth Yntema
Arthur & Jeanne Young
Mark & Susan Zankel
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Giving Beyond the Annual Fund
For 113 years, Belknap has remained committed to providing the development of
young men and boys strong character, self-esteem, individual maturity and community
responsibility. Belknap is a place where campers acquire for life the skill of leadership
and the value of stewardship.
As with all non-profit camps, Belknap relies on alumni, parents, leaders and friends and
neighbors for support. Tuition covers only 90% of the cost of providing a Belknap
boy’s summer under the pines, so charitable contributions are essential. Belknap is a
501(c)(3) non-profit organization. In addition to the Annual Fund, there are a variety
of avenues to give back.
Leaders Scholarship for Camper Tuition
The Leaders Scholarship Fund helps support camper scholarships on an annual basis.
Each donation goes toward supporting scholarships for the following summer.
Colin Brown Fund
This fund was created in the memory of former camper and leader Colin Brown.
Donations to this fund support leader education and training.
van Tongeren Fund
This fund was created in the memory of former camper Christopher van Tongeren.
Donations to this fund support scholarships for local boys.
French Fund
This fund was created in memory of former camper Peter Marshall French. Donations
to this fund support leader education and training.
Leader Salary Fund
These funds are in an effort to endow the salaries for leaders so that Camp Belknap
may always offer competitive salaries for their cabin leaders. Donations support
leaders’ salaries for the sponsored division.
Cadets
Juniors (sponsored by Brad & Loren Nutter)
Middlers
Besserers
Seniors
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Giving Societies
Timi-Hi Society
The Timi-Hi Society recognizes donors for giving to Camp Belknap’s Annual
Fund, or related funds, consecutively for 5 or 10 years. This does not include
captial campaigns. Members are acknowledged in the Annual Report on Giving.
* = Timi-Hi 5 Years
** = Timi-Hi 10 Years
1903 Society
The 1903 Society recognizes donors who have given $1,000 or more to the Annual
Fund for five consecutive years, or $10,000 or more to a capital campaign. The
Society honors your consistent generosity and investment in Camp Belknap’s
mission.
The 2015 Annual Fund
We are grateful for your generous support to the Annual Fund as well as to various restricted funds listed separately on these pages.
We apologize for any inaccuracies or omissions. Please send corrections or updates to alumni@campbelknap.org
Wakonda ($2,500+)
George Berman & Regina Roman**
The Burlingame Family**
Peter Caulo
David & Susan Clark**
The Dahl Family**
Brad & Beverly Germain**
Gregory Hayt*
Dave Humphrey & Markella Zanni*
Mark & Phyllis Kesslen**
Keith & Kate Melnick
Brad & Loren Nutter
Michael R. Piper*
Kevin Scott*
Dan & Andrea Seyler*
The Miley Foundation
LTG. Richard G. Trefry
David White*
John P. Wilkins**
Chief ($1,000+)
Stephen Avery
Horace & Frances Blood**
Michael Charland & Aya Murata
Ted & Lynn Clark**
Kent & Kim Cruger*
Charles & Elizabeth D’Amour**
John DeLong*
Mark Depew**
Bob Dewhirst**
William & Patricia Dewhirst**
Joseph Flaherty
Sam & Lenora Goessling
David Goldsberry & Caryn Bray
Gary & Meg Hirshberg
Seth & Stephanie Kassels**
Erik Knutzen
Betsy & Thomas P. Laskey, Jr.**
Charles & Susan Long*
Melissa Ludwig*
Stuart Mackey & Shirley Su*
Michael Mead
Kyle & Justine Mikulis*
Rob & Carolyn Miller**
Anthony & Kara Mollano
Charles & Nancy Morrison**
Judith & James Oates**
Andrew Peisch
Andrew Pelletier**
William & Jane Perkins**
The Peterson Family Fund*
Peter Powell
Stew Putnam**
Christopher & Meaghan Ramsden
Pam & Jim Rentschler*
Alison Rogers
Bill Rotch
TJ Rylander
Kenneth W. Salinger**
Mary and John Snow
Jim & Anne Spry*
Frederick & Heather Sutor
John & Tracy Tomasello**
Ernie & Kathy Tsouros
Peter & Liz Ventre
Peter & Jeri von Stein**
Christiaan & Stacy Vorkink**
Patrick Wilson & Pauline Poh
Tallykeeper ($500+)
John & Bonnie Arrix
Paul Bird & Amy Parsons**
David Boettcher
Tucker Briggs & Holly Hess*
Jim & Christina Bright*
Michael & Deborah Brillhart
Thomas Butler
Brian & Connaught Colbert*
Joseph & Catherine Covert*
Dennis & Judith Coyne
Chris & Theresa Crean*
Peggy & Mel Cruger**
Matt & Esther Daigneault*
Thomas & Sally Daigneault
Ronald & Jan Desjardins*
Jon Donnelly & Mary Townsend
Amy Donovan*
Brian & Margaret Doyle
Frank & Sharon Fite
Michael & Karen Gregorich
Paul & Patricia Griffin
Jon & Kim Guerster
John & Katherine Halliday*
Marcia & Michael Hittle**
Alexander Hittle
Robert & Kathleen Howe*
Jon & Kathleen Igoe**
Richard Irwin**
William & Mary Johnston
Jonas Katkavich & Katherine Windsor
Peter & Ena Laliberte*
J. Robinson & Amy Lynch**
David & Evelyn Lynch**
Alan & Jane MacDonald
Jon Malinowski*
Mark & Laura Marion
David Masterson
Andy & Linda McLane**
Brendan McManus
Kathleen Millard
Gary Morse**
Peter & Francesca Murphy
Paul Erik Nelson
Robert & Erin Noonan*
James & Patricia Nowicki
Ted Packard & Dolores Blasco
Art Papas
John Pier & Stephanie Paine*
William & Carolyn Redmond
Marc C. Restuccia**
William & Heather Ruthrauff
Philip & Gwendolyn Ryan
Mark Scott
John & Christine Teague*
Mark & Sandra Vaughan**
Charles & Mary Waldron**
Edward “Skip” & Sarah Walton**
James Weitzman & Allyson Kurker
Greg & Vicki Whalen**
Adam Wisnia
Wolfeboro Rotary Club
Firelighter ($250+)
Ross Abbott*
Cedric Antosiewicz & Margaret Gudenas
Carter & Kathleen Barger**
Stephen & Karin Barndollar
Alex Bartlett
Ed & Karen Bittner
Ronald & Maureen Bleday*
David M. Bloch
Richard & Margaret Briggs
Robert & Helen Britton**
David K. Brooks & Kathleen Gilmore
Lees F. Browne, Jr.**
Jeffrey & Kristina Bunce*
David & Heather Burns
Alex Chamallas*
Nate & Johanna Chesley
John & Lacey Colligan*
Jay Conolly
Theodore Coonen
Dana Crawford
Colin D’Amour
Brandon Daly
Robert E. Dastin
King & Suzanne Davis
Alan & Lauren Dews*
Tim & Susan Doherty
Donald & Martha Dolben**
David Duff, Jr.
David & Susan Eastman
Peter Falvey & Mary Ellen RourkeFalvey
Gordon & Melanie Ferris
Geoffrey & Sandy Fitts*
Arthur & Prudence Fitts**
Christopher Fitts
Katherine Flaherty
Marga Foss
Matt & Katherine Frankel
Kenneth & Judy George
Albert Germain*
Benjamin & Catherine Giess
James Goldenberg & Gay Shanahan
Andrew & Yonina Goorno
James & Carlotta Romano
Grossmann**
John & Gail Grossmann**
Tim & Janet Guen
Tim Haarmann & Cara Iacobucci
Neal & Leigh Hesler
Fred & Tracy Hussey
Charles Irving & Mimi George
Dave & Mandy Irwin**
Chase & Lucy B. Johnson
Mark & Natalya Johnson**
Paul & Kristen Karpawich
Steven & Ali Kassels
John & Lorraine Keleghan
Frank E. & Pamela Kenison**
William & Susan King
Lucia Kittredge & Cleveland Kapala*
Eric & Jody Klein
Jamie & Kathryn Klickstein
Henry Knutzen
Gregory & Elizabeth Laskey
David Latchaw
Peter Leitner
David & Margery Leslie
Stuart Leslie
Douglas & Lisa Mallach*
Alan Mandel
Zachary & Laurel Martin
Kara Martinez
Daniel & Elizabeth Mckay*
William & Kathleen Mead**
Dick Melvin**
Jamie Millard
Harriet Morse*
Chris & Patty Mosher
Eric A. Nicolaysen
Douglas & Margaret Norberg*
Birch & Jennifer Norton
Kenneth & Mary Jane Nye
Andrew Obenshain
Felix Pardo & Lynn Guarch-Pardo
David & Brenda Pivirotto
Robert & Pearl Polifka**
Tony & Susan Pollak
John & Liz Ragnoni
Peter & Laura Ramsden*
Restricted Funds
Colin Brown Fund
Lois C. Brown
William & Jane Perkins
Nutter Junior Division
Leadership Fund
Brad & Loren Nutter
French Fund
Jameson & Priscilla French
Robert & Shirley French
van Tongeren Fund
J. Warren & Joan Cassidy
Joseph & Anne Cassidy
Steven & Beth Grew
Philip & Susan van Tongeren
Paul Goodwin
Miles Zornig
Gifts in Kind
Puritan Capital
Bob Dewhirst
Lance Klingler
Jon Malinowski
Jay Stewart
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Chris & Susan Reaney
Jonathan & Suzanne Richardson*
Lee & Karen Roberts*
Louise Roberts-Herrick
Tony & Mia Rochte
Andrew & Ruth Rodgers
Richard & Sylvia Rollins
Mark A. Rowland**
William & Elizabeth Ruvo
Gary & Kim Savage
Peter Schaefer
Kurt & Catherine Schumacher, Jr.**
William & Ilene Simmonds
William Skarinka
Robert Spencer
Mark Stevens*
Payson & Jane Swaffield**
John & Julianne Tantum*
Donald & Kathan Tracy**
Sam & Judith Trotzky
John Wilder
Todd & Liz Williamson
Alex Wilson*
Tom & Sue Wintner*
William & Julie Yandow*
Tom Tom Beater ($100+)
Joe & Michele Abate
Zachary Abdu-Glass
Jack & Jennifer Abuhoff
Ronald & Lori Adjami
Glenn & Cathy Ahrens
Vincent & Nancy Albert
Patrick Albertson
Christopher & Lisa Alpaugh
Stephen & Marcia Anderson**
Erik & Jess Anderson
Jeff & Sara Bailey
Bernard & Gwen Baldwin
Gregg & Susan Bauer
David & Susan Bean**
David Bellows
Alfred & Sandra Bellows*
Steve & Cynthia Bensen*
Jay Bergeron & Joanne Crowley*
Christopher & Tracy Berns
Susan A. Bird
John & Judith Bird*
David & Kara Blackburn
Alec Bleday
Ray & Kathy Bleday
NH Boat Museum
Leslie & Bob Bohner
Jack Bonney
Michael L. Bosworth*
Jeff & Kathryn Bradley
Steven J. Brams**
George & Janice Brown*
Jo-Anne Brown**
Jefferson S. Brummer & Katherine
Walker
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Andrew & Holly Burns
Michael Bylund
Kevin & Elizabeth Carder
Tim Carruthers & Liz Weiss
D.L. Chris Christensen
Thomas and Clara Christensen
Bradley & Alice Christenson*
Betsy Cissel
Gene & Caryn Clark III**
Andy Clark & Jessica Wade
Susan Cole*
Ben Collins*
David Collins
Arthur & Barbara Comolli*
Jordi Cortit Subira
Peter & Catherine Costa
John M. & Pauline Crean**
Louis & Hope Crosier
Fred Culick
Martie D’Apice
Tom & Claire Daley
James Daylor & Christine Just
John & Jo-Ann Devlin
Jeff & Kristie Dickinson
Patrick Dinardo & Susan Schwartz
Gregory & Tonya Eastman
Bob & Kay Easton**
Bruce & Alice Eckerson**
Wayne & Christina Eckerson**
Jake & Lisa Elwell*
Peter Emery
Dan & Kathleen Estridge
Craig & Stacey Farlie
Thomas & Joan Feeley**
Erik & Kathleen Rutty-Fey
Stanley Flint*
Robert Folsom**
Scott & Jackie Ford
Susan Fox
Malcom & Nereyda Frampton
Graeme & Becky Frazier
Walter & Deborah Gangl*
Robert B. Gates
Jim Giampa
Tom & Elaine Giggi**
Anne Gillespie
Jason and Astrid Glass
Peter & Barbara
Kenneth & Selma Gould**
Peter & Leanne Gould
Gov. Wentworth Arts Council Inc.
Tim & Janine Gresla
Einar Gustafsson & Aslaug Jonsdottir
Craig Haines
Edward B. Hall Sr.*
Mary Hamlin
John & Kathleen Hartley**
Bob Heald**
Harley W. Heath
John & Julie Hebble**
Korbin Heiss
Michael & Susan Heitner**
Samuel & Vanessa Heitner
James & Lisa Hermes
John & Lindsey Heron
Richard K. & Charlotte Hill
Myle Holley, III
Joseph M. & Susan Horton*
Kyle R. & & Lindsey Housman
Robert & Jennifer Howard
Nelson & Julia Howe
Betsy & Rick Hutchins**
Gary & Andrea Iseminger**
Timothy & Tracy Jaeger**
Jeremy & Sarah James*
Averill Jarvis
RD Jenkinson
Robert & Cindy Johnson
Stephen & Stephanie Johnson
Rainey Johnson
Michael Keegan & Ann Dever-Keegan
James & Hattie Kessler*
Michael Kopp
Jason & Jennifer Kuether
Corporate/Matching Gifts
Biogen Idec Foundation
BP Foundation Inc.
Chevron Matching Employee Funds
Covidien Employee Giving
CVC Capital Partners Advisory
Eastern Bank Charitable Foundation
GE Foundation Matching Gifts Program
Give with Liberty
JF Kids Inc
John Hancock Financial Services Inc.
Lincoln Financial Foundation
Lone Pine Capital, LLC
S. D. Bechtel, Jr Foundation
The Benevity Community Impact Fund
True Venture Management, LLC
Voya
David & Beth Laliberte
David & Lauren Lane
Benjamin & Jane Lannon
Alan & Robin Lapoint
Eric Laurits
Brian Lavoie
Chris & Christine Lecompte
Franz & Marci Loeber
Richard & Johnna Lombard
Brad Lown & Chris Sieve**
Michaellaa Luders
Jan & Marjorie Ludwig*
Daniel Luthern
Theodore C. Lutkus
Daniel & Marcy Lyman
Edward Macdonald
Nancy Willard-Magaud & Georges
Magaud
Joseph & Catherine Magnano*
Kathleen Mahoney
Sean T. Mahoney
Michael Mahoney
Frederick Maier
Daniel & Sachiko Mallach
Richard & Susan Mannherz
Hugh & Elise Marbury
DC Marcus
Anthony & Tania Marino
Roger Maroni**
Kenneth & Janet Martin*
Mark & Elisabeth Massey
Calvin May
Kevin & Cheryl McCusker
William & Carol McGregor*
Michael & Elizabeth McGroarty*
William & Kathryn Mitchell
Terence & Diane Moriarty
Charles & Frances Morrison*
Evan & Julianne Morse
Peter H. Moyer, Jr.
Gerald and Caroline Mulligan
Pat & Anne Mullin*
Richard & Susan Murphy
James & Lisa Murphy
William M. Murray, Jr.**
George & Melissa Noble
Nick Nowak
Allan & Christine Nye**
Edmund & Kim O’Toole
Kathleen O’Brien
Peter & Bobbe Otis*
David & Susan Parker
James & Shelly Passios
Sally Bowie & Randall Paulsen
Thomas & Alice Peisch*
Ruth & Nick Perencevich**
James N. Perencevich
Perk & Edith Perkins*
John & Marilyn Perkins
Sean & Gail Pine
Jack Pirozzolo & Anne Depew
Samuel Polifka
David L. Poolman*
Scott & Alison Rabschnuk
John & Lisa Raftery
John & Sarah Raslowsky
James & Jane Raymond**
Jonathan & Linda Raymond
Guy Reed
Paul Reingold & Julie Bedore**
Andrew Rentschler
Wayne & Elizabeth Richards
David & Grace Rollins*
Mike Rorick
Douglas Rosner & Erin Higgins*
Peter & Susan Rotch*
Paul & Emily Rubinfield*
Zachary Rubinfeld
Kevin Ryan
George & Cheryll Ryder
Rebecca F. Rylander*
William Sandman
Andrew & Wendy Sanford*
David & Kathi Santis**
Mike Sayles
Ernst & Mary Schaefer**
David Schroeder
Dana W. Schultz
Craig Sears & Carol Cameron-Sears*
Charlie Seefried*
Tripp & Betsy Sheehan
Ted & Susan Sherman**
Robert and Andrea Sherman
Dan Shertzer*
Jason Sigalos & Tracey Gutierrez
Sigalos
Christopher & Tina Snook*
Joel C. Solomon
Richard & Delyle Soper**
Oliver & Nancy Spencer
Daniel & Olga St. Clair
Charles & Christian Stanley*
Sanford & Julie Stein
Derek & Melissa Stone
Kathleen K. Stone
Timothy & Shelly Storbeck**
Rob Strollo & Mary Ellen Smith
Kieran & Karen Sullivan
Jeffrey & Margaret Sutton*
Elizabeth Tourangeau
Ricard Townsend
Ernest & Karen Tracy
Mark & Christie Tully
Jeffrey & Katie Tumpowsky
Daryl W. Turenne*
Deborah Clark Valentine & Michael
Valentine
Giles and Stacy Van Praagh
David & Toni Walker**
Jim & Gail Weigel**
Ben Weisel*
Chris & Stacy Wesley
Jared and Emily Whalen
Aaron & Carrie Whitmore*
Dexter & Jane Whittinghill**
Andrew & Paula Why*
Brian & Rebecca Wiese
Scott & Alexandra Wilkins
J. Michael & Amanda Wilson
Peter Wilson & Linda Rodgers
Michael & Kimberlee Wing*
Claude & Martha Wintner**
Anthony Woeltz
William Woodworth & Lisa Zonino
Christopher & Katherine
Kevin Yates
Matthew and Virginia Young
Oglesby & Pamela Young**
Lawrence Young & Antionette Lamonica
Jonathan Yusen
Daniel & Wendy Zalinsky*
Brave ($1+)
Thomas & Nancy Archibald
Robert & Susan Bahr**
Donald Bail**
Peter & Jennifer Baker
Scott K. Barger
John Barnett
Shiva Barton & Carol DeLaney
John & Kimberly Beekman
James Bender
Gordan Peter Bensen
Andrew J. Bigelow & Brian Lighty
Samuel Blumenfeld
J. Thomas and Shirley Boucher
MacGregor Brillhart
Russell S. Broad, Jr.
Russel Broad Jr.*
Radford and Kathrine Brogden
Scott & Gretchen Brooks
Charlie Brooks
Stuart & Joanne Buhrendorf
Gregory Bunce*
J. Brigham Burlingame
Christopher Carder
Paul Cardon
Nicholas & Alison Chamallas
Steven Chamberlin & Heather Frye*
Aki Charland
Paulette Chesley
Robert & Patricia Chevalier*
James Christenson
Beverley Clarenbach*
Kristen & Charles Clark
Orlo & Carol Clark**
Will & Alyssa Clossey
William Colligan
Seth & Christina Cournoyer
Declan Coyne
Aidan Coyne
Austin Coyne
Robert & Anita Craven
Richard & Michelle Crawford
David & Dorothy Crean
Alan & Reaney Critchell
Christian & Elizabeth D’Amour
Peter Day
John & Carole DeJong
Gordon Diamond
Calvin Diamond
Rory Diamond
William C. Dick
David Dick
Bill and Ellen Dingwell
Samuel F. Dodge
Wilson & Jane Dodge
Jeremy Dodge
Samuel Donnelly
Iker Elosua
Sam Elwell
Kathi Fairbend
Mark Fernandez & Anne Devine
Joseph & Elizabeth Flannery*
Barbara Ford
Daniel Fowler
Olivia P. Garfield
Judith Garvey
Margaret Garvey
Rory Germain
Ryan Giggi
Tyler Giggi
John & Susan Glancy
Taavo & Julia Godtfredsen
Brad Goldsberry
Linda Gonya
Owen Gonya
William & Anne Graff
Wendell & Sandra Grant**
Alicia S. Groom
Jeff Grossmann & Grace Yang
Lewis & Linda Gurnari*
Daniel Habib & Elizabeth McNamara
George Hall
Kenneth B. Hamblett**
Denis D. Hamboyan
Ben D. Hamilton*
Dave & Susan Hammond*
John & Kelly Hankinson
Chandler Harris
Sandy & Kate Haviland
Charlie Haviland
Andrew Herrold
John & Jan Herrold
Robert & Kathryn Hill
John & Michelle Ho**
Stephen & Gerianne Holdsworth**
Kim Husson
Chris & Alison Hutcheson
Kyle John
Charles & Susan Johnson
John & Andrea Johnson
Matthew & Amber Jozokos
Constance Kamm
Jack Katkavich
Joseph & Ellen Keogh
John & Virginia King
Duncan Kirkpatrick
Russell & Elaine
Andrew & MaryAnn Kniska
John D. Koob
Joseph Laliberte
Briggs Larkin & Phillip Fitzpatrick**
Christopher Lash
Martha Lawler
David & Patricia Lee*
Ted Lowrie
Andrew Lowrie
Weston Lowrie
Michael Lubelczyk
Matthew & Suzanne Lucey
Jack Lucey
Andrew Lull
Theodore Lutkus
Parker Lynch
Adrian MacDonald
Gabriel Maggiotto
Brian Mannherz
Michael & Nancy Marion
Diane S. Mather
Ethan McClure
George & Sarah McDowell
Cole McGarrigle
Conor McGoldrick
Phil Mone
Marcel Moran
John & Alena Murphy
James Murphy
Nicholas Murphy
Patricia Nelson
Paul M. & Barbara D. Ness*
June Novo
Conor O’Rourke
Daniel & Barbara Omohundro*
Nicholas Piccioli
Mr. and Mrs. Pinney
Steven L. Plant
Daniel Polifka
Chris & Kathy Puff
Walter “Mack” Ramsden
John Raslowsky
Daniel Raymond
Brian Reaney
William & Jennifer Reed
Kevin J. Reilly**
David Reingold
Mark & Ruth Reingold
Robert & Lisa Reitano
Timothy Rider
Paul & Anne Marie Riley
Patrick Riley
Barbara V. Robinson
Alex R. Rogalski
Keith & Tracey Russell
Robert & Katie Rutter*
Anthony Ruvo
Michael & Susan Ryder*
Stephen Sample
Thomas Sandak
John & Susan King
Cass E. Sapir**
Evan Sayles
Michael & Allyson Schaaf
Christopher & Jill Shannon
Thomas & Lisa Sherman
Max Sinsheimer
Spencer Sisselman
Paul and Jena Slosberg
Peter & Sharon Sluski
Skip & Susan Smith
Michael & Andrea Smith*
Adam & Emily Spivak
Stephen Spry
Philip Stoiber
Henry Tantum
Charles Tantum
Ben Tessier
Paul J. Tessier Jr.
James & Pat Theisen*
Lucio & Donna Trabucco
Harrison Tracy
Randal & Kathleen Tustison
Oriol Vidal
Kevin & MaryJane Walsh
Holland & Christine Ward
David O. Whittemore**
Christopher Why
Henry & Kathryn Why
Robert Wilson
Thomas Wraight
Adam & Jacey Young
Arthur & Jeanne Young**
Robert Zakon
Leaders Scholarship Fund for camper tuition
Stephen Avery
John Barnett
James Bender
Gordan Peter Bensen
George Berman & Regina Roman
Samuel Blumenfeld
Jeff & Kathryn Bradley
Charlie Brooks
Gregory Bunce
Peter Burlingame
Christopher Carder
James Christenson
Brian Colantropo
Bob Cole
Jack Colligan
William Colligan
Declan Coyne
Aidan Coyne
Austin Coyne
David Dick
Samuel Donnelly
Brian Doyle
Annie & Ed Gillespie
Iker Elosua
Sam Elwell
Peter Emery
Tom & Elaine Giggi
Ryan Giggi
Tyler Giggi
Brad Goldsberry
Owen Gonya
James & Carlotta Romano
Grossmann
John & Gail Grossmann
George Hall
Betsy & Rick Hutchins
Dave & Mandy Irwin
Nathan Jones
Seth & Stephanie Kassels
Jack Katkavich
The Kulicke Fund
Joseph Laliberte
Michael Lubelczyk
John Lucey
Andrew Lull
Theodore Lutkus
Parker Lynch
Gabriel Maggiotto
Cole McGarrigle
Conor McGoldrick
Mirror Lake Community Church
Marcel Moran
Jeffrey T. Moss
James Murphy
Nicholas Murphy
Nick Nowak
James & Shelly Passios
Nicholas Piccioli
Stew Putnam
Mack Ramsden
John Raslowsky
Brian Reaney
Patrick Riley
Jeff Ross & Susan Cole Ross
Anthony Ruvo
Evan Sayles
RJ & Carol Schoen
Spencer Sisselman
Michael J. & Andrea Smith
Stephen Spry
The Herbert & Nell Singer Foundation
Chris & Simonida Thurber
Harrison Tracy
Frederick & Marion Twichell
Mark & Sandra Vaughan
Oriol Vidal
Christiaan & Stacy Vorkink
Paul Williams & Ellen Nordberg
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Our Community Impact
We pride ourselves on being a strong community member in Tuftonboro and
Carroll County. From 2014 to 2015, we increased the number of:
Local Hires (21 to 26)
Service Providers (38 to 47)
Supply Vendors (14 to 21)
Commissary Providers (8 to 9)
We spent approximately $760,000 in Carroll County in 2015.
In addition, we welcomed over 700 people to Camp Belknap’s property while
camp was out of session. Non-profit groups that enjoyed the use of our facilities
include:
Girl Scouts Community 232
Governor Wentworth Arts Council
The Hyde School
NH Boat Museum
Slow Food Carroll County
Tuftonboro Central School PTCO
Tuftonboro Historical Society
Wentworth Economic Development Council
Wolfeboro Nursery School
Wolfeboro Rotary Club
1903 Society Members
Carter & Kathleen Barger
George Berman & Regina Roman
Ronald & Maureen Bleday
Horace & Frances Blood
David Brooks & Kathleen Gilmore
Peter Caulo
Ted & Lynn Clark
David & Susan Clark
Susan Cole
Arthur & Barbara Comolli
Kent & Kim Cruger
Charles & Elizabeth D’Amour
Robert & Leslie Dahl
Robert Dastin
Mark Depew
Bob Dewhirst
William & Patricia Dewhirst
Alan & Lauren Dews
Kenneth & Bryn Dews
Michael & Christie Dews
David & Carol Fischer
Robert & Shirley French
Brad & Beverly Germain
Andrew & Yonina Goorno
Patrick & Celina Griffin
The Gullquist/Mullin Family
Foundation
Gary & Meg Hirshberg
Marcia & Michael Hittle
Robert & Kathleen Howe
Dave Humphrey & Markella Zanni
Mark & Phyllis Kesslen
Betsy & Thomas Laskey, Jr.
Paul Leitner
Stu Mackey & Shirley Su
Sean Mahoney
Jon Malinowski
Brendan McManus
Rob & Carolyn Miller
Charles & Nancy Morrison
Pat & Anne Mullin
Brad & Loren Nutter
Judith & James Oates
Thomas & Heidi Pelletier
William & Jane Perkins
John & Jennifer Peterson
Baer Pettit
Michael Piper
Stew Putnam
Pam & Jim Rentschler
Richard & Sylvia Rollins
Bill Rotch
Kenneth Salinger
David & Kathi Santis
Kevin Scott
Dan & Andrea Seyler
John & Mary Snow
John & Christine Teague
Peter & Jeri von Stein
Christiaan & Stacy Vorkink
Edward “Skip” Walton
Greg & Vicki Whalen
John P. Wilkins
Patrick Wilson & Pauline Poh
Tom & Sue Wintner
Oglesby & Pamela Young
White Pines Society Members
Dave Crean
Bob Easton
Andrew Herrold
Henry Hibbard*
Rick & Betsy Hutchins
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Brendan McManus
Brad & Loren Nutter
John & Tracy Tomasello
Edward “Skip” Walton
*deceased
The White Pines Society
The White Pines Society is established to recognize and honor individuals
who make provisions in their estate for a gift to Belknap. A planned
gift demonstrates lifelong support of Belknap’s mission and enables the
camp to continue its rich tradition of making good boys better.
As a member, you will help shape the future for generations of campers
and leaders. Planned gifts can be made through a bequest or by naming
Belknap as a beneficiary of part or all of a retirement asset. Bequests
may help fulfill your philanthropic goals without relinquishing current
assets and may provide tax relief for you or your heirs.
Adding your name as a member acknowledges your commitment to
Belknap’s mission and encourages others to take this meaningful step.
If you would like more information or have already made provision for
Belknap in your estate planning, please contact Seth & Steph Kassels at
alumni@campbelknap.org or (603) 569-3475.
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Upcoming Events
3rd Annual Former Leaders Work Weekend
Chief Masqua’s Luncheon
Come do your share of the work and help prepare Camp Belknap for the
2016 summer. Over the weekend, you’ll join your fellow former leaders (LC
Year 2006 and prior) in a number of service projects, sleep in a cabin, eat in
the dining hall, and cool off after a hard day’s work in the Winniper!
We invite 70+ year old Belknappers to camp for a luncheon. You’ll have the
opportunity to walk around camp, eat lunch in the dining hall, take a ride
in the NYMCAH, reconnect with old friends and share stories from many
moons ago.
Belknap at the Ballpark
Alumni/Family Camp
Join us as the NH Fisher Cats take on Hartford in America’s favorite pastime!
You’ll enjoy the party suite, complete with stadium seating along the third
base line, a fully-catered dinner, free access to the kids play area, and a
fireworks show after the game!
Share the Belknap experience with family! Over the weekend, you’ll have the
chance to sleep in a cabin, eat meals in the dining hall, engage in a number
of Belknap programs and traditions, and enjoy campfires with friends and
fellow Belknappers.
May 14-15, 2016
Friday, May 20, 2016 at 6pm
New Camper Orientation
Saturday, June 11, 2016 at 10am
The New Camper Orientation is specially designed to give parents and
new campers a taste of Belknap. The day includes a tour of the camp,
a family-style lunch in the dining hall, and a chance for parents to ask
questions while campers engage in a number of traditional games and
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September 2-5, 2016 (Labor Day Weekend)
Women’s Wellness Retreat
September 8-11, 2016
Over the course of the weekend, immerse yourself in activities to replenish
the mind, body and spirit. Engage in guided activities that range from yoga,
art, writing, creating, archery, meditation, information, and self-discovery.
Enjoy laughter, friendship, and relaxation during this long weekend of
women celebrating women!