Camp Chi is the largest Jewish overnight camp in North America, welcoming more than 1,600 campers and staff each year for a quintessential joyful Jewish summer camp experience. This summer, we have something extraordinary to celebrate. Thanks to the generosity of our incredible community, we’re closing out the Camp Chi Centennial Campaign and commemorating nearly $10 million invested since 2020 to transform and enhance our beloved Klaff Family Campus.

And there's still one more piece of this legacy to complete, and it's one you can be a part of. Our final Centennial Campaign project will transform the gathering space at the heart of camp: we're replacing the gravel path and terrace around Camp Chi's iconic flagpole with a brand-new engraved brick walkway, a cherished central gathering spot where young people feel the magic of belonging to something bigger than themselves. Whether you were a camper in the 1960s or dropped your child off for their first summer last year, each engraved brick is an opportunity to honor a beloved counselor, celebrate your SIT class, recognize a camper who made you proud, or simply join your family's name alongside the thousands of others who've called Chi home.

From generation to generation, Camp Chi has been a place where Jewish identity is lived joyfully, friendships are forged for life, and kids unplug from the world just long enough to find themselves. With your support, it always will be.

Keep the Chi flame burning for the next 100 years. Join us and reserve your brick or bench today!