Sandy Abbott

A summer session at Camp Jeanne d’Arc might be transformative for your child.  The friends she will make, the skills she will learn, and the independence and confidence she will gain will lead to a boost in confidence and personal growth.  But let’s not forget about the parents.  Overnight summer camp can benefit parents too.  […]

Not in a million years would I have thought that we would have my mother’s wake at Camp Jeanne d’Arc. But there we were. Let me back up. At 11 years old in 1991, I started my first year at Camp Jeanne d’Arc in the Parrot Cabin. I was a third-generation camper. My mother Alice

The Camp Jeanne d’Arc Youth Ambassador Club is a group of committed and responsible leaders, ages 12-17, who actively champion Camp Jeanne d’Arc’s mission of fostering faith, endurance, courage, and confidence. These ambassadors dedicate themselves to serving the Camp Jeanne d’Arc community, as well as the broader community, ensuring the spirit of Camp Jeanne d’Arc

At Camp Jeanne d’Arc, we care about leadership opportunities, skills progression, service and character development. But let’s be real, camp is about fun. While parents definitely appreciate that the kids are spending their camp days in a productive way – learning adventure skills, helping others, earning leadership accolades – the campers, well, they appreciate the

Hello Camp Jeanne d’Arc Community, February feels very far from summertime flag raising, family-style meals in the Hearth, and Chateaugay Lake swimming. But JDA staff are hard-at-work introducing the charm and value of Camp Jeanne d’Arc at camp parties, camp fair booths, and through “get to know you” Zoom sessions. Interacting with potential new camp families is