Support Camp Cherokee
Camp Cherokee is operated as a non-profit under the New York Conference of Seventh-day Adventists and any financial donations are tax-deductible and a receipt is provided upon request.
How to Support
Sponsor a Camper
Donate to the Wishlist
Volunteer at a Work Camp
Bring a Friend to Camp
Tell Others about Cherokee
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Sponsor a Camper
In 2022, 36 campers were sponsored through this fund!
Donate to the Cherokee Wishlist
Rebuilding TWO cabins – $125,000
($121,000/$125,000) A complete rebuild of Echo and Lakeview cabins to match the style of Roost, Hemlock, and Birch cabins with heat! (Hilltop will be the next cabin to rebuild.)NEW Bath house/Dump Station – Horses & Trailer Sites – $70,000
($11,000/$70,000) We have the opportunity to build a new bath house to be used by the horse program and closer access for the northern trailer sites. This will also be a dump station for trailers/motorhomesAdirondack Chairs – $320
($0/$320) With our beautiful Adirondack views, we want to have a place to sit and enjoy the view. We are looking to purchase 8 chairs.Materials for Repainting Buildings – $2,200
($0/$2,200) In an effort to help our camp look it’s best, we are seeking funds for the materials needed for repainting our buildings.
Shed Siding – $700
($0/$700) The shed at the pavilion needs siding to protect from weather. The shed stores all of the equipment we use at the pavilion.Grass Seed – $80
($0/$80) We are so blessed with the construction and improvements to our cabins. However, this doesn’t help our landscaping. Some grass seed will help bring the green back to the Adirondacks!
Volunteer at a Work Camp
Lodging and meals are free to volunteers. Registration is not required but notification is encouraged for accurate meal numbers. Come join for Sabbath church service and fellowship and stay the weekend to help Cherokee.
2024 Projects:
- Prep construction sites
- Repair fence around horse pasture
- Tree Cutting & Clearing
- Clear Horse Trails
Memorial Day Tasks
- Put up camp signs
- Clean the cafeteria, chapel, kitchen, and cabins
- Rake leaves and clear brush
- Weeding, gardening, and beautifying the camp
- Cutting and stacking firewood
- Open and clean the pool
- Set out activity equipment from storage and clean activity areas
- Attach waterfront docks and place canoes and kayaks
- Clear horse trails
- Change batteries in smoke detectors
Columbus Day Tasks
- Put away camp signs
- Clean and winterize kitchen and cabins
- Stack firewood
- Drain and close pool
- Organize and prepare activity equipment for storage
- Detach docks and remove water equipment
Bring a Friend to Camp
Cherokee is a place for friends!
Tell Your Friends
Don’t forget to share about your experience on our Facebook Group, we love hearing about your favorite parts of your experience at Cherokee.
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(NOTE: You are required to make an account with GoodShop/GoodSearch to name a charity to donate to. This is a simple and easy process, and we thank those who support Cherokee through searching online!