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Camp Belknap 2016 Annual Report on Giving

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Board of TrusteesFrank Kenison, Esq, ChairJohn Snow, Vice-ChairMark P. Kesslen, Esq, SecretaryW. Robert Dahl, TreasurerDavid BlackburnDavid B. Clark Kent S. CrugerJake Elwell Bradford S. Germain, M.D.Robert E. HoweDavid HumphreyJonathan IgoeSeth M. Kassels, Director (ex officio)Stephanie Kassels, Director (ex officio)Melissa Adams Ludwig, M.D.Jon Malinowski, Ph.D.Robert H. Miller, Esq.Brad NutterWilliam D. PerkinsMeaghan RamsdenDaniel SeylerAnne SpryChristiaan P. VorkinkJohn WilkinsThomas H. Wintner, Esquire

Honorary MemberHorace S. Blood, M.D.

ContactStephanie & Seth KasselsCo-DirectorsYMCA Camp BelknapPO Box 1546Wolfeboro, NH [email protected]

From the Directors

Seth Kassels Stephanie Kassels

As the snow recedes from Belknap, and our sacred grounds begin to wake from winter, we take pause to think about the past year and look forward with excitement to the 2017 summer. In a world that every day feels more volatile, complex, and over-stimulating, we are grate-ful for the time-honored traditions preserved at Camp Belknap. There are very few places left in the world that so consistently provide an experience for boys and young men that is values-based, provides healthy role modeling and is joyful. It takes a community that runs generations deep to keep Belknap that safe place, where boys of all backgrounds can feel welcomed, not judged, and be themselves.

We take pause to thank YOU – our incredible and dedicated community of campers, leaders, staff, parents, grandparents, family, alumni, and friends. It is because of you that Belknap has thrived for the last 114 years.

In this year’s Annual Report on Giving we celebrate the impact people have made on Belknap and the great impact beyond our borders in which Belknap-pers continue to spread the Belknap Spirit around the world. Within the pages you’ll enjoy hearing about Horace Blood’s legacy of donating over one million dollars to Belknap. At 93 years young, Horace’s wit, drive and love for Belknap still glows, a reminder that once Belknap touches us, it never leaves us. In addi-tion, you’ll hear about the legacy and continual impact of the Adams family. With a recent land donation in honor of Karen Adams Ludwig, we recognize the Adams family’s focus on preserving, protecting and continually improving Belknap.

Furthermore, we honor present day Belknap. Our community is remarkable. The numbers speak for themselves. Your gifts directly impact camp. Our year round team in Clark Lodge is working diligently to make sure each donation goes towards continuing and enhancing the Belknap experience.

Even more poignant than the increased donations is the increased community involvement. Belknap-pers are spreading the Belknap Spirit in many forms and ways. This year, Belknappers have been support-ing fellow Belknappers through career mentorship programs and giving back during service projects and career days. Spreading the Belknap Spirit is the greatest gift our community can provide. We are thankful that sometimes this is as simple as meeting up with an old friend or writing a former cabin mate a letter. Whether you are a present camper, on staff, an alum, parent, grandparent or friend, we cheer you a Boomalacka of appreciation for caring about Belknap and making it a priority in your life. We look forward to seeing many of you under the pines in 2017!

Timi-Hi and STJ,

contents

2 From the Board Chair A message from Frank Kenison

3 Belknap by the Numbers and Community Impact A look at the results of our 2016 fundraising efforts and some statistics from the summer

6 The Good Doctor Celebrating Dr. Horace Blood as Belknap’s first million dollar donor

9 Preserving Our Borders The Adams legacy lives on through donation of land from the Ludwig family

10 Financial Summary and Statement of Operations A look at Belknap’s finances from the 2016 fiscal year

14 Giving to Belknap An overview of the different avenues for giving back to Belknap

15 Donor Roll We recognize the generosity of our beloved community

20 Giving Societies Recognizing the members of the White Pines and 1903 Societies

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From the BoarD chair

The Belknap community has once again demonstrated its extraordinary generosity and commitment by setting new records for Annual Giving. Both the Annual Fund and the Leaders Scholarship Fund saw significant growth in 2016. This Annual Giving provides Belknap with resources which allow us to keep tuition affordable, offer more camper scholarships, maintain our beautiful campus and plan for our future needs.

You continue to show us that the Belknap spirit is alive and thriving and shared by the campers, leaders and staff, parents and alumni. That spirit permits us to spread joy, teach leadership skills and add a little touch of magic to each and every camper’s experience during their stay under the pines. The Board joins me in thanking everyone who sustains and embraces that place we call Belknap through their continued generosity. Timi-Hi and Seek the Joy,

Frank KenisonBoard Chair

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Belknap by the Numbers

2013 2014 2015 2016

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791

746

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$171,311

$252,881

$209,827

$300,670 Annual Fund

$50,828 Leaders Scholarship Fund

$85,946 Endowment Funds

$40,000 YMCA of the USA

Strategic Interests Fund Grant

$477,444 Total Combined Donors and Funds Raised for Annual Fund and

Leaders Scholarship Fund, 2013-16 2016Total Gifts

$351,498

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Belknap by the Numbers1148

Campers attended Belknap in 2016

111Campers were provided a scholarship

in 2016, totaling $150,499

3.9Average number of summers spent at

Belknap by campers

208Campers passed up a swim level in 2016

31Different states represented by campers

63Campers from Carroll County, NH

6Countries represented by campers,

including Canada, France, Germany, Iceland, Spain, and the

United Kingdom

63Number of Vespers and Chapel Talks given by the 2016 Leaders and

Senior Staff

10.5Average number of summers spent at

Belknap by members of the Leadership


investing in our community

We strive to continue to be a strong community member in Tuftonboro and Carroll County.

In 2016, we spent approximately $880,000 in Carroll County. This included goods and services from 76 local vendors and businesses, and wages for 25 local employees.

In addition, we welcomed over 700 people to Belknap’s property during the off-season. Non-profit groups that enjoyed the use of our facilities include:

New Hampshire Boat MuseumNew Hampshire Fire AcademyThe Town of TuftonboroTuftonboro Central School PTCOTuftonboro Hikers ClubWentworth Economic Development CouncilWolfeboro Nursery SchoolWolfeboro Rotary Club

17138%

106%

100%

Donor DataFor the 2016 Annual Fund & Leader Scholarship Fund

Number of first time donors.

Increase in total donors since 2013.

Increase in funds raised since 2013.

Participation by staff and leaders of the 2016 summer.

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Few institutions whose legacy endures for over one hundred years can exist without the generosity of individuals who contribute their time, talent, and

financial support to its longevity. A stalwart of Camp Belknap’s continued strength is Dr. Horace Blood. With his most recent gift to the endowment, he enclosed a handwritten note that read, “Happy New Year to all the greatest campers in the USA”. As a fellowship of boys and men, we shout our praises; today, we celebrate Horace as Camp Belknap’s first benefactor with cumulative gifts totaling over $1 million. Now 94 years old, the former Board Chair took time at his home in Sarasota to reflect on his 86-year history with Belknap.

His first stay at Belknap gave him the opportunity to experience a lifestyle not accessible in his hometown. “I didn’t have a chance in Concord to do much of anything outdoors. We didn’t live near the woods or anything like that,” he recalls. “I think Dad wanted me to go to the New Hampshire YMCA camp, so he signed my brother and I up for two weeks in the summer of ’31.”

A state representative and future governor, Robert O. Blood’s decision to send Horace to camp also served to provide his son with role models, particularly in his first cabin leader. “My father was so busy, he really didn’t father me very much,” says Horace. “Going back to

Belknap meant Dean Williamson was a father image for me. Belknap always meant home away from home, as far as I was concerned. Always great leadership.”

Growing older at Belknap found Horace taking the mound for the camp baseball team, as the starting pitcher under the guidance of coach Bob Folsom. He later served as a cabin leader, and returned to Belknap in 1946 as the Camp Doctor while a student at the NYU School of Medicine.

Making His Mark

It was during Horace’s time on the Camp Committee (now the Board of Trustees) that he began to make the impact still seen and felt throughout Belknap today. The

Dr. Horace Blood at his Florida home in February 2017

the gooD Doctor by Tom Wraight

Celebrating Horace Blood, Belknap’s First Million Dollar Donor


arrival of Gene and Peg Clark in 1960 brought a renewed motivation towards the updating and maintenance of Belknap’s physical plant.

Horace’s fundraising skills comple-mented Gene II’s vision, and together they led Belknap’s alumni, parents, and friends during a formative and prolific era in Belknap’s history. “Gene Clark was a very aggressive guy about redoing things,” says Horace, “and you know some of the buildings were falling down, and we didn’t have enough housing. [The Clarks] had a lot of ambition, and they had the best of the camp in mind.”

In a combined effort to benefit Belknap’s infrastructure, program of-ferings, and land stewardship, the Committee’s leadership set its sight on expanding the camp borders. The first

significant change came with the acquisition of the thirty-five acre Abenaki Driving Range, which would later become Clark Field, in 1966. This was only the beginning.

Dubbed the “Miracle Project,” the purchase of Shore Acres Campground in 1973 brought eighty acres to the west of Belknap’s main campus, including nine hundred feet of shoreline. With the securing of the new land came the need to raise funds, to the tune of $320,000. While Gene focused on the planning and construction of the new Senior Division, Horace – now the Board Chair – rallied financial support to help realize their collective vision.

“We knew we had to decentralize,” he remembers. “Gene and I had a great time when we moved the Senior Di-vision, that was a fun move. We just barely made it. We had to have a lodge, had to have a toilet building, it was a complete move! I wasn’t sure we were going to make it for the opening of camp, but little projects like that always whetted my interest, even though I wasn’t up there very close to the project, I always knew what was going on.”

Horace’s negotiation skills coupled with his fundraising leadership to play a large role in Belknap’s physical growth. Along with fellow board member Bob Dastin, he helped arrange a land bequest on behalf of Helen Bell McMartin, daughter of Paul and Louise Strubin, longtime friends of Belknap dating back to the Conlon years.

“Bob Dastin and I asked them what they were going to do with that prop-erty, because they were 80 years old and childless,” recalls Horace. “Bob was a good negotiator. We flew down from Manchester to Newark [the McMartin’s winter home] and went to the airport and signed papers.”

The signing of those papers effectively extended Belknap’s borders well beyond Chase Point Road, creating what is now

Dr. Horace Blood at his Florida home in February 2017

Horace (back row, third from left) standing to the right of coach Bob Folsom.

The cover of the “Miracle Project” informational booklet, highlighting camps pre-1973 borders in green

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known in the camp vernacular as the “New Land.” Largely untouched, save for several winding trails and a campsite, the Bell McMartin Land serves to both protect Belknap and provide an environ-ment where campers and leaders may learn about the New Hampshire woods, and the importance of its preservation.

Leading By Example

The best leaders set the example they ask of others, and Horace Blood has time and again been a leader among leaders. In addition to over forty years of board and fundraising campaign lead-ership, he has provided Belknap with financial support that has been instru-mental in improving program offer-ings to campers. With his finger on the beating pulse of Belknap’s programmatic needs, Horace’s Belknap contemporary

Hank Adams identified the additions to daily camp life that would be most beneficial to the boys that call Belknap their summer home.

“Hank was after me always for more playfields, and more basketball courts and tennis courts,” says Horace. “I was interested when they rebuilt the baseball field, I was interested in putting the top on the basketball court. That was quite a feat! In among all those trees, to get that big derrick in there, with those great big roof beams, I stood there half a day and watched them raise those beams. That was fun.”

From the Blood Pavilion’s protective dome, to the Farm Island Campaign, Leader Corps cabin, Senior Cabin 5, the Health Center, and Senior Tennis Courts, future generations of Belknappers will, in part, forever have Horace Blood to thank for their camp experience. His con-tributions to Belknap over the years – now totaling over $1 million – have made a measurable impact on daily camp life, a fact that is rooted in his desire to ensure the extension of his own time spent as a camper.

“I can get right back to my childhood. I wasn’t doing it for my ego, I did it because I wanted to!” With a hearty

laugh, he continues, “And when you put up a nice stone with my name on it, that egged me on for something else.”

Dr. Horace Blood has contributed to the betterment of camp throughout his 86 years as a leading member of the Belknap family. Whether through the donation of his time, financial support, or recruiting the assistance of others, his efforts have always had one focus: the preservation of the legacy and mission of Camp. It is a cause that he deems to be just as important today as it was when he was a first-year camper in 1931.

“We need these things,” Horace says. “Living seems to get more and more complicated with all these things around that are teasing kids. You gotta show them there’s a different way of life than that.” We thank Dr. Blood for his continued leadership and for helping to create a place where young men can get back to basics, live simply, and spend their summers as boys.

John Grossmann’s centennial history“Celebrating 100 Years 1903-2003” and John Friborg’s “The Magic Circle: A History of YMCA Camp Belknap, 1903-1983” were instrumental in providing key information to this article.

The Chairman and the Director: Horace and Gene Clark, Jr. discuss plans to purchase the Shore Acres Campground


Preserving our BorDersLudwig Family Land Donation Continues Adams Legacy

Our mission statement opens with a pledge “to preserve the unique physical environ-

ment” of Camp Belknap. With a recent donation of 6+ acres of land near Camp on Route 109 in Tuftonboro, Hank Adams’s family legacy of leader-ship by example lives on.

Abutting the Bell/McMartin Land already owned by Belknap, this gift was made by Mr. Jan Ludwig in memory of his late wife and Belknap-per Karen Adams Ludwig. The middle daughter of Hank and Ruth Adams, Karen grew up spending summers at Belknap with her sisters Marcia and Cynthia. She served on Belknap’s Board of Trustees from 1996 until her death in 2002.

The land holds value for Belknap both in what it is and what it will not become – a development opportunity for commercial or residential use. The Ludwig donation will further ensure that Belknap’s acreage shall remain protected from encroachment by outside developers. Its woods and trails will provide additional settings for educating future generations of campers on the natural world around them, a passion long championed by

the Adams/Ludwig family.The impact of the Adams/Ludwig

family is felt every summer day at Belknap, from rousing Adams Cup games to tranquil strolls down Adams Trail towards the Environmental Center (itself the creation of Hank Adams). Karen’s personal tradition of Board leadership lives on in her daughter Melissa’s current tenure as Camp Trustee.

For this important land gift, we at Camp Belknap extend our gratitude to a family that continues to provide sentry to our priceless physical and spiritual environment.

In Rhode Island, New Hampshire or New York,

In the fall or winter, spring or summer,In rain or snow, sun or cloudSome people need a bit of woods.

When you’re five or sixOr eight or nine or tenOr twenty or thirty or fortyor even seventy or eighty or soSome people need a bit of woods

- Hank Adams “Some People Need a Bit of Woods”

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BYour gift is thoughtfully considered in the context of Belknap’s overall financial condition today, and our plans for the future. We provide you with the following summary financial information so that you can better understand the security of Belknap’s financial future.

In 2016, above and beyond the core operations of camp, our financial focus consisted of rebuilding the Pequod staff quarters, which occured over the winter and had a total cost of approximately $100,000. In addition, we continued our dock upgrade program through major maintenance on the Gas Dock and reconstruction of the Waterski Dock for a combined cost of $68,000. The NYMCAH also received significant reconstruction work in 2016, as we invested approximately $35,000 in our treasured vessel. Finally, we replaced our dishwasher after 40 years of years of operation! The new dishwasher arrived in the spring of 2016 and cost approxi-mately $22,000.

For 2017 we continue to focus on long term infrastructure upgrades and a master site plan, along with engineering and architecture design work for future reconstruction of our scolleges (bath houses), wastewater treatment facility and dining hall/kitchen. We will spend over $100,000 in planning for these significant future upgrades. In addition, we will continue to care for our time-treasured infrastructure including $30,000 for a needed re-shingling of Conlon Lodge. Finally, we plan to replace our sailing fleet this spring, at a cost of approximately $75,000.

Belknap’s financial stability is supported both through our Annual Fund and through a full camp where parents, when able, have supported paying the true cost of camp. Without these two blessings, camp’s financial stability would not be possible.

summary oF Financial inFormation


statement oF Financial PositionUnrestricted

Temporarily Restricted

Permanently Restricted 2016 Total 2015 Total

ASSETS

Current Assets $ 965,608 $ 18,400 $ 31,926 $ 1,015,934 $ 1,143,752 Cash 939,217 12,650 31,926 983,793 1,104,739 Contributions receivable - 5,750 - 5,750 5,750 Inventory 24,306 - - 24,306 27,975 Prepaid expenses 2,085 - - 2,085 5,288

Investments, at fair value 1,287,967 495,652 1,075,264 2,858,883 2,221,792

Property & Equipment 5,617,424 - - 5,617,424 5,302,847 Land & Improvements 3,293,568 - - 3,293,568 3,110,358 Buildings, improvements, & construction in progress 3,014,660 - - 3,014,660 3,038,713 Furniture & equipment 624,379 - - 624,379 482,543 Transportation equipment 38,679 - - 38,679 38,679 Less Accumulated Depreciation ($1,353,862) - - ($1,353,862) ($1,367,446)

Other Assets 23,409 10,000 - 33,409 26,427

Total Assets $ 7,894,408 $ 524,052 $ 1,107,190 $ 9,525,650 $ 8,695,318

LIABILITIES & NET ASSETS

Current Liabilities $ 67,366 - - $ 67,366 $ 57,378

Long Term Debt (less current portion, above) 335,831 - - 335,831 391,069

Total Liabilities 403,197 - - 403,197 448,447

Net Assets $ 7,491,211 $ 524,052 $ 1,107,190 $ 9,122,453 $ 8,246,871 Unrestricted: Operating 6,422,286 - - 6,422,286 5,773,764 Board Designated 1,068,925 - - 1,068,925 1,155,506

Total unrestricted net assets 7,491,211 - - 7,491,211 6,929,270

Temporarily restricted net assets - 524,052 - 524,052 545,733 Permanently restricted net assets - - 1,107,190 1,107,190 771,868

Total Liabilities & Net Assets $ 7,894,408 $ 524,052 $ 1,107,190 $ 9,525,650 $ 8,695,318

Notes:*Figures above are audited numbers*Investments, at fair value, is Belknap’s endowment*The majority of long term debt is used for the purchase of One Chase Point Road and the reconstructions of Main Dock.*Permanently Restricted items provide income to award scholarships to needy and deserving young people and for camp operations


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All budget detail

1AROG -‐ P&L Statement 021517v2.xlsx

2016 (1) 2015 (2) 2014(2)4000f — Fifth Session 80,175$ 75,435$ 70,535$

Board, Tuition and Registration Fee (3,4) 2,177,763$ 1,994,660$ 1,866,829$ Scholarship Expenses (-150,499) (-149,798) (-132,127)Pre- and Post-Season Income 34,617 32,611 33,554Endowment Income per Spending Policy (5) 66,000 54,000 0Camper Spending & Camp Store 68,125 74,505 66,245Income - Other 595 5,382 6,299

Total Revenues: 2,196,601$ 2,011,360$ 1,840,800$

Payroll and Related Burden 905,044$ 867,901$ 816,148$ Facility Expenses 238,719 199,262 204,498Commissary Expenses 191,562 220,529 254,844Camper Expenses 165,836 162,001 169,964Office Expenses 119,158 73,292 104,786Insurance 93,756 61,830 73,307Other Expenses (6) 122,694 113,219 111,564Transportation Expenses 29,139 29,536 34,388Advancement Expenses 38,162 35,512 52,530Depreciation & Planned Savings for Future Plant Investment (7) 193,985 157,359 129,172Non-Operating Expenses 71,891 34,230 20,738

Total Expenses: 2,169,946$ 1,954,672$ 1,971,939$

Operating Surplus (Deficiency) 26,655$ 56,688$ $(-131,139)

Annual Giving (8) 262,431 231,236 197,802 Grants & Designated Gift Funds 46,000 145,095 6,050

Total Fundraising: 308,431$ 376,331$ 203,852$

Endowment Transfer for Plant Investment N/A N/A 100,000$

Total Available for Debt Service & Plant Investment: 335,086$ 433,019$ 172,713$

Financing and Debt Service ActivityNH HEFA Loan for Main Dock Reconstruction 200,000.00$ Debt Service and Mortgage Principal Payments (-57,501) (-56,166) (-9,401)

Net Cash Flows from Financing Activities: 57,501-$ 56,166-$ 190,599$

Plant InvestmentStaff Housing Upgrades and Purchases 142,266$ 53,691$ 173,933$ Waterski Dock Repair 62,559 Gas Dock 6,041 Main Dock - 311,927 96,250 Dining Hall 6,499 10,875 Water System Upgrades - 13,665 Hall & Cadet Lodge (-2,520) 2,065 29,605 Dishwasher 21,387 Lagoon Studies 20,885 Miscellaneous Capital Expenditures 22,770 Clark Lodge 43,376 1,215 NYMCAH Restoration Work 34,900 -

Total Plant Investment: 335,393$ 414,993$ 301,003$

Depreciation Expense Add Back 193,985$ 157,359$ 129,172$

Net Change in Cash Balance (9) 136,177$ 119,219$ 191,481$

Statement of Operations

Fundraising

Revenues

Expenses

Capitol Flows

Statement of Operations Notes:(1) 2016 numbers are unaudited.

(2) 2015 and 2014 numbers are audited.

(3) Increase in “Board, Tuition & Registration fee” from 2014 to 2015 is partly due to in-creased number of camper spots. The 2016 to 2015 increase is due primarily to parents select-ing the Option A and paying the true cost of camp an additional $150 per two-week session.

(4) Tuition increases have averaged 3.5% annual increases for the prior 5 years.

(5) “Endowment Income”: The camp appropriates for distribution each year 4.5% of its endowment fund’s average Fair Value of the prior 72 months. Starting in 2017 the camp’s Board of Trustees adjusted this to 3% of its endowment fund’s average Fair Value of the prior 72 months.

(6) Other Expenses include Local Outreach, Board Meetings, Annual Dues, IT, Staff Training and Bank Fees.

(7) “Depreciation & Planned Savings for Future Plant Investment” are the combination of ac-counting based depreciation value of Belknap’s physical plant with additional savings identified for fully depreciated assets.

(8) Annual Giving numbers are based upon the prior year’s fundraising support.

(9) “Net Change in Cash Balance” has been positive and surplus money has been saved for future capital expenses. In 2016 and 2015 Belknap’s Net Change in Cash Balance was less than the Depreciation requirements of Belknap’s physical plant.

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summary oF Finances

Cash Inflows: $2,655,531 Cash Outflows: $2,549,354

Tuition & Fees82%

Annual Giving12%

Endowment Income2%

Other4%

Payroll &Related Burden

36%

Camper Services23%

Plant Investment13%

General Administration

9%

AdvancementExpenses

1%

Scholarships6%

Other Expenses11%

2016 volunteersThank you to the many volunteers who made the trip back to the pines to lend a hand and

do more than their share of the work. Timi-Hi!leaDers work weekenD

Chris CreanDave CreanMatt CreanJohn DrakeDan Fowler IIIKyle HennigarJon IgoeRD JenkinsonMark KesslenMelissa LudwigThan MooreEvan MorseCharlie O’NeilConor O’Rourke

Dan SeylerChristiaan VorkinkGreg WeismanJared WhalenJohn Wilder

Fall service Day

Ross AbbottGeorge BermanDave BoettcherNate ChesleyJohanna ChesleyJack ColliganChris CreanDave Crean

Alan DewsRyan DewsJennifer DumontHenry DumontChris DumontWilliam DumontTyler GriffinSteve HoldsworthTom HuckmanJim HuckmanTim HuckmanDave IrwinNoah KasselsTobin KasselsTerrence Kinneen

Dash MaslandGriffin MaslandLyle MaslandConor McGoldrickEvan MorseQuinton MorseDennis PonteSteve SandakKate SandakHarry SandakStephen SprySam StewartJack TracyGreg Whalen


For over 114 years, Belknap has remained committed to provide for the development of young men through the building of strong character, self-esteem, individual maturity and community responsibility. Belknap is a place where campers acquire for life the skill of leadership and the value of stewardship.

As a non-profit camp, Belknap relies on alumni, parents, leaders and friends and neighbors for support. Tuition covers only 90% of the cost of providing a Belknap boy’s summer under the pines, so charitable contributions are essential. Belknap is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. There are a variety of avenues to give back.

Annual FundThe Annual Fund supports Camp’s operational budget, funding all aspects of the Belknap experience including programs, leader salaries, facility maintenance, and financial assistance for the following summer.

Leaders Scholarship Fund for Camper TuitionThe Leaders Scholarship Fund helps support camper scholarships on an annual basis. Each donation goes toward supporting scholarships for the following summer.

Colin Brown FundThis fund was created in the memory of former camper and leader Colin Brown. Donations to this fund support leader education and training.

van Tongeren FundThis fund was created in the memory of former camper Christopher van Tongeren. Donations to this fund support scholarships for local boys for the following summer.

French FundThis fund was created in memory of former camper Peter Marshall French. Donations to this fund support leader education and training.

Leader Salary FundThese funds are in an effort to endow the salaries for leaders so that Camp Belknap may always offer competitive salaries for their cabin leaders. Donations support leaders’ salaries for the sponsored division.

giving to camP BelknaP timi-hi societyThe Timi-Hi Society recognizes donors for giving to Camp Belknap’s Annual Fund, or related funds, for 5 or 10 consecutive years. This does not include capital campaigns. Members are acknowledged in the Annual Report on Giving.

* = Timi-Hi 5 Years ** = Timi-Hi 10 Years

DecaDe caPtains

Peter Wilson, Besserer EraDavid Santis, 1970sEd Wintner, 1980sMike Smith, 1990sJim Bright, 1990sTJ Rylander, 1990sWill Ruthrauff, 1990sSam Goessling, 1990sChase Johnson, 1990sDave White, 2000sSam Bicknell, 2000sSteve Sandak, 2000sPeter Hammond, 2000sAndrew Peisch, 2000sRD Jenkinson, 2000sJamie Millard, 2000sMarcel Moran, 2000sJohn Harwood, 2000sSpencer Dahl, 2010sKevin Lubelczyk, 2010s

Parent oF leaDer liaisons

John BurlingameJim & Pat TheisenDave & Evie LynchPaul & Trish Griffin

Parent oF camPer liaisons

John & Juli TantumSam & Judith TrotzkyEric & Jody KleinAl MacdonaldPat Mullin

2016 annual FunD volunteers


the 2016 annual FunDWe are grateful for your generous support to the Annual Fund as well as to various restricted funds listed separately on these pages.

We apologize for any inaccuracies or omissions. Please send corrections or updates to [email protected]

Wakonda ($2,500+)George Berman & Regina Roman**

The Burlingame Family**Peter & Elizabeth CauloThe Dahl Family*Brad & Beverly Germain**Greg & Mardi Hayt*Markella Zanni & David Humphrey*

Mark Kesslen & Phyllis Perskie-Kesslen**

Kate & Keith MelnickThe Miley FoundationRob & Carolyn Miller**Brad & Loren NutterLisa Honeyman & Baer PettitThe Michael R. Piper Family*Meaghan & Christopher Ramsden

Dan & Andrea Seyler*Anne & James Spry*LTG. Richard & Jackie TrefryDave White*John P. Wilkins**

Chief ($1,000+)Kathy & Tom ArrixDick & Annie BlackburnDavid BlochHorace & Frances Blood**Michael & Amanda BombaraHolly Hess & Tucker Briggs*Jim & Christina Bright*Aya Murata & Michael Charland

Jennifer & Michael CippolettiDavid & Susan Clark**Ted & Lynn Clark**Ted & Michelle ClarkBrian & Connaught Colbert*Emily ConnorsKent & Kim Cruger*Charlie & Elizabeth D’Amour**

John & Melissa DeLong*

Mark & Brenda Depew**William & Patricia Dewhirst**Bob Dewhirst**Mary Townsend & Jon Donnelly

Joseph & Terry FlahertyCaryn Bray & David Goldsberry*

Tyler GriffinKimberly & Jon GuersterMichael & Rebecca HarrisonGary & Meg Hirshberg*Steven Kassels & Nancy Thompson-Kassels

Seth & Stephanie Kassels*Kip Landergren*Charles & Susan Long*Melissa Ludwig*Dave & Evie Lynch**Shirley Su & Stuart Mackey*Sean & Kristen MahoneyGeoffrey & Dash MaslandAndy & Linda McLane**Brendan McManus*Kyle & Justine Mikulis*Kathleen MillardCharles & Nancy Morrison**Gary & Sandra Morse**Francesca & Peter Murphy*Judy & Jim Oates**Andrew PeischAndrew Pelletier**Bill & Jane Perkins**John & Jennifer Peterson*Adam PolifkaPeter PowellStew & Terri Putnam**John & Pamela Rentschler*Olivia Nottebohm & TJ Rylander*

Kenneth Salinger**Kevin & Brandy Scott*John & Mary SnowChris & Simo Thurber**John & Tracy Tomasello**Ernie & Katherine Tsouros

Elizabeth & Peter VentrePeter & Jeri Von Stein**Christiaan & Stacy Vorkink**Alexander & Lisa WalkerPauline Poh & Patrick WilsonClaude & Martha Wintner**Tom & Suzanne Wintner*YMCA of the USA

Tallykeeper ($500+)Jesse BaerkahnCynthia & Steve Bensen*Amy Parsons & Paul Bird**Jennifer Smith & Eric Blanchard

Yulli & Victoria BogatyrenkoMichael & Deborah Brillhart**Kathleen Gilmore & David Brooks

Matthew CampbellNate & Johanna ChesleyLacey & John Colligan*Thomas & Kelly ConwayChris & Theresa Crean*Fred CulickAsh & Suzanne DabbousMatthew & Esther Daigneault*Bob DastinRonald & Jan Desjardins*Alan & Lauren Dews*Kristie & Jeffrey DickinsonAmy Donovan*Franklin & Sharon FiteRick & Lisa FritzRoss & Shannon FryerJohn Frymoyer

Albert Germain*Chadwick & Vicki GirouxGay Shanahan & James Goldenberg*

Ashley Fawcett & Donald Greene

Paul & Patricia GriffinThe Haarmann Family*John & Katherine Halliday*Capt. Andrew HerroldRobert & Kathryn HillMichael & Marcia Hittle**Robert Howe & Kathleen Cramer-Howe

Jon & Kathleen Igoe**Dave & Mandy Irwin**Richard Irwin**Chase & Lucy JohnsonRobert & Cindy JohnsonKatherine Windsor & Jonas Katkavich*

Frank & Pamela Kenison**Peter & Ena Laliberte*Thomas & Elizabeth LaskeyAl & Mimi MacdonaldJosiah Macy Jr. FoundationJon Malinowski*Zachary & Laurel MartinKara & Gary MartinezJamie & David MastersonCol. Daniel & Elizabeth McKay*

Michael, Susan & Jason MeadVictor MokarryHarriett Morse*Chris & Patty Mosher

Robert & Erin Noonan*James & Patricia NowickiPete PetermanStephanie Paine & John Pier*Terry & Kelley PillowWilliam & Carolyn RedmondMarc Restuccia**Alison RogersRichard & Sylvia RollinsWill & Heather Ruthrauff*Philip & Gwendolyn Ryan*Rick & Karen SasakiMark & I-Ching ScottFrederick & Heather SutorKathryn Shaw & Ricard Townsend

Mark Vaughan & Sandra Cordes-Vaughan**

Charles & Mary Waldron**Edward “Skip” & Sarah Walton**

Gregory & Vicki Whalen**Linda Rodgers & Peter WilsonWolfeboro Rotary ClubHeather & John Zuzenak

Firelighter ($250+)Ross Abbott*Peggy Gudenas & Cedric Antosiewicz

Varun & Deborah AvasthiJeff & Sara BaileyArvind & Sheila BajajAlex & Erin BarlettScott & Flavia BarryJohn & Kerri Belanger

restricteD FunDs French Fund Nutter Junior Division van Tongeren Fund Jack French Leadership Fund Joseph & Anne Cassidy Jameson & Priscilla French Brad & Loren Nutter J. Warren & Joan Cassidy Robert & Shirley French Steven & Beth Grew Philip & Susan van Tongeren

2016 annual FunD volunteers


Meg Lacy & Jeff BerkesChristopher & Tracy BernsRonald & Maureen Bleday**Joseph & Becky BonventreJeff & Karin BouvierRichard & Margaret Briggs*David & Heather BurnsSteve & Carol BushPatricia & Thomas ButlerCheryl Gutowski & Alex Chamallas*

Joseph & Catherine Covert*Dennis & Judith CoyneDana & Linda CrawfordMelvin & Margaret Cruger**Tom & Sally DaigneaultFrank & Christine DayChristine Just & James DaylorJames Daylor & Christine JustMatt & Candice DaynoTimothy & Susan DohertyDonald & Martha Dolben**Cheri & Brendan DriscollGrant & Alexis DunnDavid & Susan EastmanMelanie & Gordon FerrisArthur & Prudence Fitts**Geoffrey & Sandra Fitts*Raymond & Lisa FlaigGarrett & Julie FlynnMarga Foss*Matthew & Katherine FrankelMatt & Chandler FritzRichard FryerMichele Sommer & Chet Geschickter

Nell & Geoff GetzBenjamin & Catherine GiessJason & Astrid GlassPeter & Barbara GoehrigMichael & Karen GregorichJames & Carlotta Grossmann**John & Gail Grossmann**Tim & Janet GuenAslaug Jonsdottir & Einar Gustafsson*

Craig & Patricia HainesRobert Heald**Jim & Lisa Hermes*Sam HeslerThe HikersChris & Cassandra Hiland

John & Heather HillAlexander & Anukriti Hittle*Chris & Alison HutchesonTimothy & Tracy Jaeger**Rainey & Sarah Fairbrook Johnson

Mark & Natalya Johnson**Paul & Kirsten KarpawichKen & Jennifer KeifferJohn & Lorraine Keleghan*Hattie & James Kessler*Cleveland Kapala & Lucia Kittredge*

Eric & Jody KleinNathaniel KleinLance & Angie KlingerDavid & Beth LaLiberteDavid & Lauren Lane*Jane & Ben Lannon*Greg & Liz LaskeyPeter & Charlene LeitnerDavid & Margery LeslieCraig & Jennifer LockwoodRichard & Johnna LombardRob & Amy Lynch**Alan & Jane MacDonaldRob & Tallie MacdonaldDouglas & Lisa Mallach*William & Kathleen Mead**Richard Melvin**Melvin Village MarinaStuart Meurer & Susan Bragg-Meurer

Jamie MillardJames & Jenny MillerWinifred MorriseyPat & Anne Mullin*Bryan & Sara MurphyEric NicolaysenDouglas & Margaret Norberg*Thomas & Margaret NowakKenneth & Mary Jane NyeCharlie & Rebecca O’NeilFelix Pardo & Lynn Guarch-Pardo

Bob & Pearl Polifka**Tony & Susan PollakPeter & Laura Ramsden*Paul & Julie Bedore Reingold**Jonathan & Suzanne Richardson*Bradley & Karen Roberts*Louise Roberts-Herrick

Zachary Abdu-GlassThomas & Nancy Archibald*Kathy & Tom ArrixKathleen & Carter Barger**John BarnettCarol DeLaney & Shiva Barton*

Marc & Dina BeanJames BenderPeter BensenGeorge Berman & Regina Roman**

Greg BermanEric & Christine BlondaSam BlumenfeldJeff & Kathryn Bradley**Jim & Christina Bright*Greg Bunce*Peter BurlingameBrigham BurlingameRachel Cothran & Nate ByerRyan ChristensonBrian ColantropoBrian & Connaught Colbert*Bob Cole**Will ColliganAustin CoyneDeclan CoyneChristopher CurranBrandon & Devon Daly*Louise Davis**Deer Crossing FundDavid DickTeresa DodgeBrian DoyleDavid & Joanna Duff*Iker ElosuaSam ElwellDan & Kathleen EstridgeKen & Sandy Fisher

Katherine FlahertyRory Germain*Tyler GiggiTom & Elaine Giggi**Sam & Lenora Goessling*Brad GoldsberryOwen GonyaBrian GouldJohn & Gail Grossmann**George HallNico HammillRick & Betsy Hutchins**RD JenkinsonNate Jones & Family*Seth & Stephanie Kassels*Jack KatkavichSeaghan KinneenDuncan KirkpatrickEric & Jody KleinHenry Knutzen*David & Marilyn KomessarThe Kulicke FundJoey LaLiberteDavid & Rita LashSam LeCompteStu Leslie*Dave LevyMark LohMatthew & Suzanne Lucey*Dave & Evie Lynch**Kurt MacLeodDaniel & Sachiko MallachRoger Maroni**Colin McKayRob & Carolyn Miller**Philip MoneMarcel MoranEric Moskowitz*Jeffrey Moss*James Murphy

Gordon MurrayNick NowakBrad & Loren NutterJudith OuelletteCass ParkerKatie Kalafut & Daniel Polifka*

Stew & Terri Putnam**Richard & Sallie RamsdenJohn RaslowskyBrian ReaneyAri RichterPat RileyJeff & Susan Ross*Will & Heather Ruthrauff*Anthony RuvoEvan SaylesPeter Schaefer*Trevor SchofieldKurt & Catherine Schumacher**

Kevin & Brandy Scott*Jordan SeylerMichael & Andrea Smith*Edmund GeschickterBen TessierPaul & Phyllis TessierHarrison TracyErnest TracyFrederick & Marion Twichell**Mark & Sandra Cordes-Vaughan**

Blaine VentreChristiaan & Stacy Vorkink**Sam WallClaude & Martha Wintner**Thomas Wraight**Mark & Susan Zankel

leaDers scholarshiP FunD for camper tuition


Michael & Margaret RorickMark Rowland**Gary & Kim SavageMike SaylesErnst & Mary Schaefer**Kristin Emory & Jamie Schapiro

Kurt & Catherine Schumacher**Ted & Susan Sherman**Lee SouterRobert SpencerSam StewartPayson & Jane Swaffield**John & Juli Tantum*Dan TeagueJohanna Kalb & Reuben TeagueCraig & Stephanie Theisen*Donald & Kathan Tracy**Sam & Judith Trotzky*Mark & Christie TullyRev. Peter & Gaye VorkinkAaron & Carrie Whitmore*Bradford & Laura WhitridgeDexter & Norma WhittinghillJohn & Kathy WilderTodd & Liz WilliamsonJillian Berman & Alex WillscherEd WintnerChris & Katherine Wraight

Tom-Tom Beater ($100+)Joe & Michele AbateZachary Abdu-GlassJack & Jennifer AbuhoffRonald & Lori AdjamiGlenn & Cathy Ahrens*Kate Powell & Patrick AlbertsonErik & Jess Anderson*Stephen & Marcia Anderson**Karen AndronacoDonald Bail**Martie D’Apice & John BanksLee BargerAimee & Sean BarrettWilliam & Susanna BartonChristopher BauerKristin & William BecketAlfred & Sandra Bellows*David & Lauren BellowsJoanne Crowley & Jay Bergeron*

Trish & John Berlack

Sam BicknellRichard & Susan BierwagenSusan BirdDavid & Kara BlackburnRaymond & Kathy Bleday*Lisa Spollen & Raymond BlighDorothy Poole & Thomas BlockEric & Christine BlondaDavid & Emma Boettcher*Michael Bosworth*Steven Brams**Conor & Aoife BrennanRobert & Helen Britton**Radford & Kathrine BrogdenGeorge & Janice Brown*Jo-Anne Brown**Lees Browne**Alexander Corman & Charlotte Brownlee

Edward & Linda BrummerKatherine Walker & Jefferson Brummer*

Jeffrey & Kristina Bunce*Beth & Paul BurkeMike BylundStacy CannonKevin & Elizabeth CarderKara & Keith CataldoRev. Richard ChamberlainHeather Frye & Steven Chamberlin*

Bradley & Alice Christenson*Robert & Betsy CisselLenore & Steve ClarkPeter & Joanne ClarkWill & Alyssa ClosseyKelly & Ryan CoakleyBen Collins*David CollinsArthur & Barbara Comolli*Theodore CoonenAnna Vaquer Ricart & Jordi Cortit Subira

Peter & Cathy CostaBill & Amy CreanJohn & Pauline Crean**Evan CreelmanLouis & Hope CrosierEarle & Melissa CutlerDante & Suzanne D’AmatoTom Daley & Claire D’Amour- Daley

Nick DaynoDavid & Cailin DeBiaseTyler DeJarnettRobert & Susan DickJohn DodgeSamuel DodgeWilson & Jane DodgeCharlie Mahan & David Dolben

Brian & Margaret Doyle*John & Beth DrakeDel & Nancy DrewMatthew & Melanie DumasTonya & Gregory EastmanRobert & Kizzieanna Easton**Bruce & Alice Eckerson*

Wayne & Christina Eckerson**Craig & Stacey Farlie*Thomas & Joan Feeley**Mary McIver & John FergusonErik Fey & Kathleen Rutty-FeyChristopher & Joann FittsStanley Flint*Robert & Hervey Folsom**Scott & Jackie FordBlaine & Tracy FortinDaniel FowlerBill & Susan FoxRichard & Bette FrazierJameson & Priscilla French

Walter Gangl & Deborah Teevens-Gangl*

Dana & James GarmeyAnn Cleveland & Joseph Gaubinger

Dudley & Pam GoarNereyda GonzalezLuke GormanKenneth & Selma Gould**Grace Yang & Jeff Grossmann*Janet & Aldo GuarinoLewis & Linda Gurnari*William & Linda HadleyEdward Hall*David Breen & Michael Harrington

Kathleen Hartley**Harley Heath*John & Julie Hebble**Michael & Susan Heitner**Alex & Kristen HenryJohn & Lindsey HeronErin & Douglas Rosner Higgins*

Richard & Charlotte HillMyle HolleyJeffrey HornsteinBrian & Faith HortonJoseph & Susan Horton*Nelson & Julia HoweRichard & Elizabeth Hutchins**Hunter & John HutchinsonPeter & Ruth IgoeGary & Andrea Iseminger*Jeremy & Sarah James*Melissa & Edward JohnsenStephen & Stephanie JohnsonNate Jones & Family*Michael & Kristen JuniusDerek KalchbrennerKevin & Kimberly KavanaughMichael Keegan & Ann Dever-Keegan

William & Susan KingHenry KnutzenMichael & Alisson KolodnerJason & Jennifer KuetherStephen & Nathalie KylanderMaryellen & Chris LaCameraAlan & Robin LapointBrian & Heather LavoieChristine & Chris LeCompte

Jesse LindseyBryan LitchfieldBrad & Chris Sieve Lown*Ted LowrieAndrew LowrieWeston LowrieMatthew & Suzanne Lucey*Jan Ludwig*Anna Passyn & Theodore Lutkus

Payson LymanAlan MandelMegan Dunphy & Edward MacDonald

Joseph & Catherine Magnano*Paul & Linda MahoneyFrederick MaierHugh & Elise MarburyJohn & Amy MarianiTania & Anthony MarinoRoger Maroni*Kenneth & Janet Martin*Heather & Walter Martin, Jr.Susan & John MasseyCasey & Matthew McBrideSuzanne & Brian McCabeEugene & Carol McGregor*Billy McGroarty*Michael & Elizabeth McGroarty*

Scott MertensPaul & Deborah MeyerJames MillerJosh MillsMirror Lake Community Church

Kathy & William MitchellDavid MooreCharles & Frances Morrison*John & Alena MurphyRichard & Susan MurphyWilliam Murray*New Hampshire Boat MuseumRichard & Madge NickersonGeorge & Melissa NobleNick NowakAllan & Christine Nye**Conor O’RourkeEdmund & Kim O’TooleBrian & Maureen OatesGregory & Rachel Obenshain*Ursula & Tom Ostrom

corPorate/matching giFts

Amazon SmileBP Foundation, Inc.

Eaton VanceFM Global Foundation

Gartner, Inc.Give With Liberty

Google, Inc.John Hancock Financial Services

Lincoln Financial FoundationLone Pine Capital, LLC

Lumina FoundationNuclear Electric Insurance Limited

Prudential FinancialTrue Venture Management, LLC


Peter & Roberta Otis*David & Susan ParkerSally Bowie & Randall PaulsenThomas & Alice Peisch*Katie Laidlaw & Jamie Perencevich*

Ruth & Nick Perencevich**Edith Perkins*John & Marilyn PerkinsJack & Anne Depew Pirozzolo*Dennis & Rebecca PonteDavid & Bethaney Poolman*Mark & Leslie PrescottJeffrey & Idena PriceJeffrey & Traci ProvostChristopher & Liza QuinnScott & Alison Rabschnuk*Daniel RaymondJames & Jane Raymond**Guy ReedDarby Johnson & Drew Remignanti

Andrew RentschlerWayne & Elizabeth RichardsPaul & Anne RileyWilliam & Katherine RobinsonTony & Mia Rochte*David & Grace Rollins*Peter & Susan Rotch*Paul & Mary RoyPaul & Emily Rubinfeld*Ben & Kiley RuggieroBourne RuthrauffThomas SamiljanWilliam SandmanDavid & Kathi Santis**Evan SaylesPeter SchaeferDana Schultz*Kim & Charlie Seefried*Tripp & Betsy SheehanLisa & Thomas ShermanRobert & Andrea ShermanDan Shertzer*Tracey Gutierrez & Jason SigalosDavid & Karen Sirois*Paul & Jena SlosbergBradley & Caroline SmithMike & Andrea Smith*Christopher & Tina Snook*Joel Solomon*Capt. Richard & Delyle Soper**

Nancy & Oliver SpencerAdam & Emily SpivakDaniel & Olga St. ClairOwen StearnsSandy & Julie SteinRachel & David StephensWilliam & Susan Spaulding Stewart

Timothy & Shelly Storbeck**Mary Ellen Smith & Rob StrolloJohn & Nan ThebergeSteven & Elizabeth TourangeauLucio & Donna TrabuccoDaryl Turenne*Deborah & Michael ValentineJennifer Van de MeulebroeckeJack & Cole VentreOriol VidalDavid & Margaret Walker**Pat & Linda WalshJames & Gail Weigel**Mark & Diana WeinburgGregory & Barbra WeismanAllyson Kurker & James Weitzman

Karl & Samantha WeldChristopher & Stacy WesleyJared & Emily WhalenJohn WhitesidesGrant & Elizabeth WhitneyDexter & Jane Whittinghill**Andrew Why*Brian & Rebecca WieseScott & Alexandra WilkinsEllen Nordberg & Paul Williams

Michael & Kimberlee Wing*Thomas Wraight**Kevin & Shireen YatesAdam & Jacey YoungArthur & Jeanne Young**Antoinette LaMonica & Lawrence Young

Pamela & Oglesby Young**Jonathan YusenDaniel & Wendy Zalinsky*

Brave ($1+)Asher AbrahmsChristopher & Lisa AlpaughHillary ArguimbauWill Ayscue

Robert & Susan Bahr**Scott Barger & Julie Crews-Barger

John BarnettDan & Heather BeliveauJames BenderPeter BensenJudith & John Bird*Sam BlumenfeldMelissa BochicchioRoss BoehmeGeordie Brackin

Matt BriggsMacGregor BrillhartRussell Broad**Martha & Dan BullockGreg Bunce*Brigham BurlingameJon CabourChris & Cara CalabreseChris CarderJames & Judith CaseyRobert & Patricia Chevalier*Ryan ChristensonLorraine & Gary ClairmontOrlo & Carol Clark**Kristen & Chuck ClarkMatt & Diana ColdrenJack ColliganWill ColliganWilliam & Sara CongdonAustin CoyneDeclan CoyneAlan & Reaney CritchellJohn & Beth CrokeChristian & Olivia D’AmourBrian & Mi Yi Davis

James DeckerJohn & Carole DeJongMichael & Caroline DelaneyCalvin DiamondGordon DiamondRory DiamondDavid DickWilliam Dick*Jeremy & Alexandra DodgeJohn & Cathy DonagheyMarcus DonnellyKathi Fairbend & Tove DoolittleBrian DoyleTyler & Amy DunawayKeith DunfeyAmily DunlapHomer & Sally EckersonJeffrey & Ann EgglestonJake Elwell*Sam ElwellKerry & Troy EricksonAnne Devine & Mark FernandezJohn FitzgeraldJoseph & Elizabeth Flannery*Graham & Owen FockeBarbara FordStephen & Joanne GabrielMichael GaubingerEdmund GeschickterJim & Robin Giampa2LT. R. Chase GilmoreJohn & Susan GlancyTaavo & Julia GodtfredsenLinda GonyaOwen GonyaDaniel GoornoBrian GouldTimothy GraffWilliam & Anne GraffWendell & Sandra Grant**Glenn & Meredith GreenbergElizabeth McNamara & Daniel Habib

George HallKenneth Hamblett**Mary HamlinDavid & Susan Hammond*

Peter HanbyJames & Susan HarringtonSarah Stearns & Chandler Harris

John & Kathleen HartleyLaura Heald-KeyserMatthew & Nicole HenningCorina & Matt HermannJohn & Janice HerroldLouise HirshbergJohn & Michelle Ho**Jack HolbyStephen & Gerianne Holdsworth**

Fred & Tracy HusseyMimi George & Charles IrvingMargaret Garvey & Wilbur James

Chris & Carlyn JeffordOliver JenkinsRobert & Kelly JenkinsKyle JohnCharles & Susan JohnsonTate JozokosJack KatkavichJoseph & Ellen KeoghSeaghan KinneenWendy & Robert KirkAndrew & Cheryl KirkpatrickJoey LaLibertePhillip Fitzpatrick & Briggs Larkin**

Erick & Caroline LascekChris LashStephen & Margaret LearySam LeCompteDavid & Patricia Lee*Julie LevineJohn LockhartKevin LubelczykDan & Cindy LuthernParker Lynch**Edward & Colleen LyonsAdrian MacDonaldGeorges & Nancy MagaudMichael W. MahoneyMichael & Nancy Marion*

giFts in kinDPuritan Capital

The Dahl FamilyAl & Lauren Dews

Jon MalinowskiJay Stewart

John Wilkins


Christopher & Carolyn MartensGeorge & Carol McAllisterStuart & Debbie McAlpineKyle & Kirsten McCarthyNicole Chenell & Will McDonough

Cole McGarrigleColin McKay*Sam MeurerGordon & Cynthia MillerRyan MillerWalter O’Haire & Julie MooreEvan & Julianne MorseEric Moskowitz*Peter MoyerJames MurphyGordon MurrayPaul & Barbara Ness*Lee & Jennifer NoonanDavid & Julie O’BrienMichael & Kate O’BrienDaniel & Barbara Omohundro*Marc & Jen Diagonale PalmerCass ParkerMargot Nightingale & Henry Personnaz

Peter DeLuca & Apryl PicniaSean & Gail PineJohn & Nancy PiperCaitlin McCarthy & Sam Polifka

Chris & Kathy PuffJohn RaslowskyBrian ReaneyJennifer & William ReedKevin Reilly**Mark & Ruth ReingoldRobert & Lisa ReitanoPat RileyMark & Elizabeth RitcheyGeorge & Mary Ann RobertsonDavid & Nellie RobinsonMartha Lawler & Rick Ropelewski

Susan DeCastro & Allen Rosenfeld

Seth Ruoss

Keith & Tracey RussellKatie & Robert Rutter*Anthony RuvoMichael & Susan Ryder*Will SabatePeter & Rachel SalibaStephen SampleTom SandakSusan King & John SandersonCass Sapir**Michael & Allyson SchaafMike & Jaye SchneiderTrevor SchofieldCraig Sears & Carol Cameron-Sears*

Lisa SenecalJordan Seyler*Tracy & Paul SimmsMax SinsheimerCharles & Chris Stanley*Philip StoiberBlake SturckeSahir & Natalie SurmeliJeffrey & Margaret Sutton*Henry Tantum*Charlie Tantum*Ben TessierJim & Pat Theisen*Robert TomaselloHarrison TracyMike & Tracy TsourosChris & Herta TuckerGlenn & Lisa TuckerJeffrey & Catharine TumposkyRandal & Kathleen TustisonGiles & Stacy Van PraaghBlaine VentreBrian & Carolyn WalshMichael WelchDavid Whittemore**Chris WhyHenry & Kathryn Why*Ray & Cindy YeungRobert & Angela ZakonMark & Susan Zankel

honor/memorialIn Memory of Hank Adams

Richard MelvinIn Honor of The Belknap Leadership

Brian & Maureen OatesIn Honor of Dylan Bennett

Kara & Gary MartinezIn Honor of Kent Cruger

Theodore Lutkus & Anna PassynIn Memory of Manny DelValle

Chris, Owen & Cassandra HilandIn Honor of Chris Dowd

Hillary ArguimbauIn Honor of Greg Eastman & Family

Teresa DodgeIn Memory of Michael C. Filides

Earle & Melissa CutlerIn Honor of Arthur M. Fitts III

Philip StoiberIn Honor of Chris Fortin

Blaine & Tracy FortinIn Honor of Gage Fox

Bill & Susan FoxIn Memory of Lisa Frazen

Asher AbrahmsIn Honor of The Gilmore Boys

Chase GilmoreIn Honor of Dave Irwin

William & Susanna BartonIn Honor of William Kent

Katherine FlahertyIn Honor of Paul "Hippo" Moore

Nick Dayno

In Honor of Jay Pier John Pier & Stephanie Paine

In Honor of Sam Polifka & Caitlin McCarthy

Greg BermanChristopher LashVictor Mokarry

In Honor of Ben Sanderson John Sanderson & Susan King

In Honor of Nick Sherman Lisa & Thomas Sherman

In Honor of Will Simmonds Louise Davis

In Memory of James Skelton Michael & Alisson Kolodner

In Honor of Christopher Thurber Kevin & Brandy Scott

In Memory of Seth Tilton-Fogg Marcel MoranThomas Wraight

In Memory of Christopher van Tongeren

Joseph & Anne CassidyJ. Warren & Joan CassidySteven & Beth GrewPhilip & Susan Van Tongeren

In Memory of Charles & Priscilla Walton Edward & Sarah Walton

In Memory of Walter Yusen Michael & Susan Heitner


the white Pines society

The White Pines Society recognizes and honors individuals who make provisions in their estate for a gift to Camp Belknap. A planned gift ensures the vitality of the camp and its mission for future generations of boys.

Planned gifts can be made through a bequest or by naming Belknap as a beneficiary of part or all of a retirement asset. Bequests may help fulfill your philanthropic goals without relinquishing current assets and may provide tax relief for you or your heirs. Gift methods come in all shapes and sizes, and we believe what is best for you and your family is best for Camp Belknap.

Please contact us to learn more about your planned giving options, as the Advancement staff will be pleased to discuss the virtues or limita-tions depending on your personal circumstances. Joining the White Pines Society acknowledges your commitment to Belknap’s mission and sets an example for others to follow.

Kathleen & Carter BargerGeorge Berman & Regina RomanRonald & Maureen BledayHorace & Frances BloodDavid Brooks & Kathleen Gilmore

John & Mary BurlingamePeter & Elizabeth CauloDavid & Susan ClarkEdward & Lynn ClarkSusan ColeArthur & Barbara ComolliKent & Kim CrugerCharles & Elizabeth D’AmourRobert & Leslie DahlRobert DastinMark & Brenda DepewRobert DewhirstWilliam & Patricia DewhirstAlan & Lauren DewsKenneth & Bryn DewsMichael DewsCharles & Elizabeth D’AmourDavid & Carol FischerArthur & Prudence FittsRobert & Shirley FrenchBradford & Beverly GermainDavid Goldsberry & Caryn BrayYonina & Andrew GoornoPatrick & Celina GriffinThe Gullquist/Mullin Family Foundation

Gregory & Mardi HaytGary & Meg HirshbergMarcia & Michael HittleRobert Howe & Kathleen Cramer-Howe

Dave Humphrey & Markella Zanni

Mark Kesslen & Phyllis Perskie-Kesslen

Thomas & Elizabeth LaskeyPaul & Martha LeitnerStuart Mackey & Shirley SuSean & Kristen MahoneyJon MalinowskiMartha ManleyBrendan McManusKyle & Justine MikulisRob & Carolyn MillerCharles & Nancy MorrisonPatrick & Anne MullinBrad & Loren NutterJudy & James OatesAndrew PelletierThomas & Heidi PelletierWilliam & Jane PerkinsJohn & Jennifer PetersonBaer Pettit & Lisa HoneymanThe Michael R. Piper FamilyStewart & Terri PutnamPam & Jim RentschlerRichard & Sylvia RollinsKenneth SalingerDavid & Kathi SantisKevin & Brandy ScottDan & Andrea SeylerJohn & Mary SnowJohn & Christine TeaguePeter & Jeri Von SteinChristiaan & Stacy VorkinkEdward & Sarah WaltonGregory & Vicki WhalenJohn & Rainy WilkinsPatrick Wilson & Pauline PohTom & Sue WintnerPamela & Oglesby Young

1903 society memBers

white Pines society memBersEdward F. Ahern III*Horace S. Blood, M.D.Dave CreanBob EastonAndrew HerroldHenry Hibbard*Rick & Betsy Hutchins

Alan Mandel, M.D.Brendan McManusGary MorseBrad & Loren NutterJohn & Tracy TomaselloEdward “Skip” Walton, M.D. *deceased

1903 societyThe 1903 Society recognizes donors who have given $1,000 or more to the Annual Fund for five consecutive years, or $10,000 or more to a capital campaign. The Society honors your consistent generosity and investment in Camp Belknap’s mission.

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It is the mission of Camp Belknap to preserve the unique physical and spiritual environment where young men may forever build strong character, self esteem, individual maturity and community responsibility; to acquire for life the skill of leadership and the value of good stewardship; to honor the history and traditions which are the Belknap experience; and to be a contributing citizen in the community it serves and from which it receives its benefit.

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