A generous Tier1 grant from the Rasmuson Foundation allowed us to purchase new kayaks, canoes and water safety equipment for Camp K on Kenai Lake! They were delivered to Camp on June 18, making it like Christmas in June for our campers and staff! Thank you, Rasmuson Foundation. Many, many campers will enjoy exploring Kenai Lake with these beautiful boats. (Click on the photo to learn more about Rasmuson's Tier 1 grants)

Click this image to order a 2013 Camp K, Camp Si-La-Meo or Summer Adventure Program t-shirt or hoodie! (available in youth and adult sizes!)








Our 2012 Annual Report is now available. Click this image to read it online.













Celebration at Camp K!
More than 100 Camp Fire Alaska staff and supporters gathered at Camp K on Kenai Lake in Cooper Landing on May 31st to celebrate the wrap-up of the Campaign to Make it Possible: the $3.25 million overhaul of the camp facilities and infrastructure.

Construction is now complete on the final phase of the project: the ConocoPhillips Health Center and Shower House, which will allow Camp Fire to serve a wider range of campers and community groups including more children with special needs.

Following a blessing of the camp by John Ross, a representative of the local Kenaitze Tribe, CEO Barb Dubovich thanked our major donors and supporters throughout the project.

Long-time supporters of Camp Fire and Camp K were surprised as benches made from lumber from the old Ptarmigan Lodge were dedicated in their names.

But the best surprise of the day came when representatives of the Rasmuson Foundation, a major donor to the project, presented Barb with a sign, removing the foundation's name from the new dining hall and renaming it as the Dubovich Community Hall.

What a great day! Thanks to all who made it possible.