GIVE

When you support the programs at Camp Hiawatha and Camp Vermilion, you are not only making camp happen for hundreds of youth, families, and canoe groups each year.  Your generosity builds your own faith and love of your neighbor.  You get to be part of this wonderful work that is happening in the lives of these campers.  You are a key part of the community of faith and when you make a gift to VLM.  Camp changes the loves of so many, Thank you!

WAYS TO GIVE

There are lots reasons and lots of ways to give to camp.  However, the best way to give is from the heart.  Each one of us has a camp story to tell because camp has a continued impact on our lives. 

By making a gift to VLM we continue to be part of that story of generosity and faith development surrounded by the wonders of Creation. 

Whether it be a gift to the annual fund, the VLM Endowments, or a gift to a special project; our action supports the camp story for this year and years to come.   

Thank you for your generosity to God’s mission at Camp Hiawatha and Camp Vermilion. 

VLM’s Annual Fund – The Builder Giving Club, Recurring Gifts, + More

VLM Endowments

Gifts-in-Kind

Planned Giving / Gifts of Stock

Living Generously with VLM and Thrivent

Needs List – Check back soon!

VOLUNTEER

One Body – Many Gifts.  St. Paul reminds us that we as a family of God have a deep diversity of gifts and talents.  Sharing those gifts with the camp community not only gets a job done, but it helps to introduce and sharpen those skills in others. 

Volunteers who work at the camps or the VLM office or in their home community build camp and the community.  Some of the best ministry in this world is done side by side. 

Camp Hiawatha and Camp Vermilion have a long history of people who love to volunteer at camp.  As you consider becoming a volunteer consider not only your schedule, but also consider the impact of passing that skill on to the next generation for the benefit of the camps. 

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Thank you for your generosity to God’s mission at Camp Hiawatha and Camp Vermilion.