Help us grow something lasting at Camp Marymount.

As part of our garden relocation this October, we are building new raised planter boxes that will serve as the foundation of a reimagined garden space near our apiary. These boxes will allow campers to get their hands in the soil, learning about stewardship, sustainability, and where their food comes from.

Your support of a planter box directly creates a space where campers can plant, tend, and harvest throughout the year. From summer camp to school programs and retreats, this garden will become a living classroom, connecting our community to the land in a meaningful, hands-on way.

This isn't just about building a garden, it's about planting the next generation of Marymount traditions.

Help us grow something lasting at Camp Marymount.

As part of our garden relocation this October, we are building new raised planter boxes that will serve as the foundation of a reimagined garden space near our apiary. These boxes will allow campers to get their hands in the soil, learning about stewardship, sustainability, and where their food comes from.

Your support of a planter box directly creates a space where campers can plant, tend, and harvest throughout the year. From summer camp to school programs and retreats, this garden will become a living classroom, connecting our community to the land in a meaningful, hands-on way.

This isn't just about building a garden, it's about planting the next generation of Marymount traditions.

Help us grow something lasting at Camp Marymount.

As part of our garden relocation this October, we are building new raised planter boxes that will serve as the foundation of a reimagined garden space near our apiary. These boxes will allow campers to get their hands in the soil, learning about stewardship, sustainability, and where their food comes from.

Your support of a planter box directly creates a space where campers can plant, tend, and harvest throughout the year. From summer camp to school programs and retreats, this garden will become a living classroom, connecting our community to the land in a meaningful, hands-on way.

This isn't just about building a garden, it's about planting the next generation of Marymount traditions.

Help us grow something lasting at Camp Marymount.

As part of our garden relocation this October, we are building new raised planter boxes that will serve as the foundation of a reimagined garden space near our apiary. These boxes will allow campers to get their hands in the soil, learning about stewardship, sustainability, and where their food comes from.

Your support of a planter box directly creates a space where campers can plant, tend, and harvest throughout the year. From summer camp to school programs and retreats, this garden will become a living classroom, connecting our community to the land in a meaningful, hands-on way.

This isn't just about building a garden, it's about planting the next generation of Marymount traditions.

Help us care for Camp, naturally.

As part of our ongoing efforts to improve the health and safety of our campus, we are purchasing a mobile chicken tractor coop that will move throughout Camp. Rather than staying in one place, this coop allows our chickens to rotate near cabins and high-traffic areas, where they naturally help reduce tick populations.

This is a simple, effective, and sustainable solution that supports both land management and camper well-being. It also gives campers a unique opportunity to learn about how animals can play a role in caring for the environment around them.

Help us care for Camp, naturally.

As part of our ongoing efforts to improve the health and safety of our campus, we are purchasing a mobile chicken tractor coop that will move throughout Camp. Rather than staying in one place, this coop allows our chickens to rotate near cabins and high-traffic areas, where they naturally help reduce tick populations.

This is a simple, effective, and sustainable solution that supports both land management and camper well-being. It also gives campers a unique opportunity to learn about how animals can play a role in caring for the environment around them.

Help us care for Camp, naturally.

As part of our ongoing efforts to improve the health and safety of our campus, we are purchasing a mobile chicken tractor coop that will move throughout Camp. Rather than staying in one place, this coop allows our chickens to rotate near cabins and high-traffic areas, where they naturally help reduce tick populations.

This is a simple, effective, and sustainable solution that supports both land management and camper well-being. It also gives campers a unique opportunity to learn about how animals can play a role in caring for the environment around them.

Help us clear Camp, naturally.

To safely manage poison ivy across Camp, we are purchasing a portable electric goat fencing system. This allows us to rotate goats through problem areas, where they naturally clear poison ivy and overgrowth, making our cabins, trails, and activity spaces safer for everyone.

It's a simple, effective, and chemical-free solution that works with the land, not against it.

Help us clear Camp, naturally.

To safely manage poison ivy across Camp, we are purchasing a portable electric goat fencing system. This allows us to rotate goats through problem areas, where they naturally clear poison ivy and overgrowth, making our cabins, trails, and activity spaces safer for everyone.

It's a simple, effective, and chemical-free solution that works with the land, not against it.

Help us clear Camp, naturally.

To safely manage poison ivy across Camp, we are purchasing a portable electric goat fencing system. This allows us to rotate goats through problem areas, where they naturally clear poison ivy and overgrowth, making our cabins, trails, and activity spaces safer for everyone.

It's a simple, effective, and chemical-free solution that works with the land, not against it.

Help us build the home base for our new garden.

As part of our garden relocation this October, we are investing in a dedicated garden tool shed, a central space to store tools, supplies, and equipment that will support this new hands-on learning environment.

Located within the garden itself, this shed will allow campers, students, and volunteers to easily access what they need to plant, tend, and harvest. From shovels and hoes to watering systems and seasonal supplies, this space ensures the garden stays organized, functional, and ready for year-round use.

It's a simple but essential piece of infrastructure that turns a garden into a true working classroom.

Help us build the home base for our new garden.

As part of our garden relocation this October, we are investing in a dedicated garden tool shed, a central space to store tools, supplies, and equipment that will support this new hands-on learning environment.

Located within the garden itself, this shed will allow campers, students, and volunteers to easily access what they need to plant, tend, and harvest. From shovels and hoes to watering systems and seasonal supplies, this space ensures the garden stays organized, functional, and ready for year-round use.

It's a simple but essential piece of infrastructure that turns a garden into a true working classroom.

Help us build the home base for our new garden.

As part of our garden relocation this October, we are investing in a dedicated garden tool shed, a central space to store tools, supplies, and equipment that will support this new hands-on learning environment.

Located within the garden itself, this shed will allow campers, students, and volunteers to easily access what they need to plant, tend, and harvest. From shovels and hoes to watering systems and seasonal supplies, this space ensures the garden stays organized, functional, and ready for year-round use.

It's a simple but essential piece of infrastructure that turns a garden into a true working classroom.

Help us build the home base for our new garden.

As part of our garden relocation this October, we are investing in a dedicated garden tool shed, a central space to store tools, supplies, and equipment that will support this new hands-on learning environment.

Located within the garden itself, this shed will allow campers, students, and volunteers to easily access what they need to plant, tend, and harvest. From shovels and hoes to watering systems and seasonal supplies, this space ensures the garden stays organized, functional, and ready for year-round use.

It's a simple but essential piece of infrastructure that turns a garden into a true working classroom.

Help us make the Kathy Forsdick Nature Center a space for every season.

To expand the use of our Nature Center beyond the summer months, we are installing two split air (mini-split) unit to provide reliable heating and cooling. This upgrade will make the space comfortable year-round, supporting school programs, retreats, environmental education, and hands-on learning experiences in every season.

Right now, temperature limits how often and how effectively we can use this space. With this addition, the Nature Center becomes a true hub for learning, whether it's a hot July afternoon or a cool fall morning.

Help us make the Kathy Forsdick Nature Center a space for every season.

To expand the use of our Nature Center beyond the summer months, we are installing two split air (mini-split) unit to provide reliable heating and cooling. This upgrade will make the space comfortable year-round, supporting school programs, retreats, environmental education, and hands-on learning experiences in every season.

Right now, temperature limits how often and how effectively we can use this space. With this addition, the Nature Center becomes a true hub for learning, whether it's a hot July afternoon or a cool fall morning.