Keeping up with Wildrose!


December 9, 2016

Dear Friends,

You’ve helped us achieve great things together. Because of your friendship and support, we have been able to provide wonderful programming and scholarship assistance to our campers for the past 77 years.

This Sunday, please help us expand our reach and ensure wonderful programming to families in need.

On December 11th-12th we will be partnering with Charidy, an online crowdfunding platform, to raise $145,000. For just ONE day, your gift will be quadrupled by Joan and Shael Bellows, Gale and Eric Rothner, and Friends of Camp Moshava including Ora and Maury Aaron, Allison and Yoni Bellows, Orah and Lev Katz, Aviva and Ami Robinson, Ronni and Elliott Robinson, Natalie Schleifer, Shlomit and Arnon Storfer and Rivka and Daniel Weiss.But, here’s the catch, it’s all or nothing. If we do not reach our campaign goal within the allotted time, all donations will be returned.

Help us continue to provide a meaningful camp experience for our chanichim (campers) by inspiring future leaders to a deep commitment to Torah, Avodah and Israel.


September 28, 2016

Registration for summer 2017 is now open!

 

Early Registration Giveaway:

 Sign up before December 1st and receive a limited edition 2017
Camp Moshava Sweatshirt!

DISCOUNTS:

Tuition for the 6 weeks downstairs option will be discounted $400 if paid in full by March 1, 2017, or if a payment plan to be completed by March 1, 2017 is scheduled by November 15, 2016.

 

Tuition for the Machal program will be discounted $250 if paid in full by March 1, 2017, or if a payment plan to be completed by March 1, 2017 is scheduled by November 15, 2016.


July 14, 2016

 

VISITORS’ DAY SCHEDULE – 2016

11:45                                  Gates Open

12:00                                  Visitors’ Day begins – Please join us in the gym.

                                           Mifkad

Josh Zwelling – Camp Director – Welcome                              

12:30 – 2:30                      Aruchat Tzaharayim (lunch) – Sit back and relax and enjoy some time with your kids. There is seating available outside and inside of the Chadar Ochel (dining hall).

1:00 – 4:30                        Open Shekem (checks or cash only)

2:00- 4:00                          Zipline and Melechet Yad open

2:00 – 2:30                        Madrichim available to meet parents at tzrifim (bunks)

2:45 – 3:30                        Boys Schiya (swim)                       

3:35– 4:25                         Girls Schiya (swim)

4:30                                    Mincha in the indoor Beit Knesset

                                          

4:50                                    Drop off at the Mifkad site

Thanks for joining us!

5:00                                    Have a Safe Trip Home

Visitors’ Day Notes                                                                                     

·       Private vehicles must be left in the designated parking area.  Parents who bring packages for their children must carry them on foot or put them on the stage in the Beit Knesset.  They will be delivered to your children.

·       Campers may not leave camp grounds at any time, even with parents.

·       If you need to leave before 5:00, you can drop off your campers at the Bayit where supervision will be provided.


June 28, 2016

<blockquote class="gmail_quote" style="margin: 0 0 0 .8ex; border-left: 1px #ccc solid; padding-left: 1ex;"> <div>Dear parents </div> <div>We wanted to take a brief moment to share with you about the first night in the machane. </div> <div>Once the chanichim arrived they met their madrichim and learned what bunk they were in. They then preceded to Mincha and dinner. </div> <div> </div> The downstairs program then began their Noseh (theme)," Shivilei Yisrael" which is a journey throughout Eretz Yisrael. Before entering Eretz Yisrael the downstairs chanichim had to leave Eretz Mitzrayim. They began their journey out of Mitrayim and traveled to receive the Torah, where they were surprised with fireworks, shelet eish of the Aseret hadibrot and they heard over the PA system the Ten Commandments. The chanichim headed back to their bunks and began to unpack, showered and went to sleep. The chanichim will enter Eretz Yisrael today through Eilat and begin their adventure through the Noseh of Shivilei Yisrael.  <div>The Machal chanichim started off their night breaking into their intramural groups and had a team building program of building canoes out of cardboard boxes which they then went to the pool to see which canoe would make it across. Machal then returned to their yurts unpacked and got ready for bed. Today they are leaving camp for a hike and will of course be stopping at Scoopers for an ice cream treat. </div> <div>Members of the Sayeret Torah VAvodah program were busy all day with luggage run and making sure that the camp was ready for all programs to arrive. They ended their night with a game of dodgeball followed by a siyum on Masechet Makot by their madrich Jacob Zwelling and then enjoyed a Romanian hot dog BBQ. </div> We are so happy that everyone is here. There will be a newsletter sent out every Friday with a recap of the week.  <div>Please make sure to check the website for pictures, like us on Facebook and follow us on Instagram. </div> <div>If you have any questions or concerns throughout the summer please feel free to contact us by email <a href="jzwelling@moshavawildrose.org"" target=""_blank"" rel="noopener noreferrer">jzwelling@moshavawildrose.org</a> and <a href="skroll@moshavawildrose.org"" target=""_blank"" rel="noopener noreferrer">skroll@moshavawildrose.org</a>. </div> </blockquote> <div> </div> <div> </div> <div>Looking forward to a wonderful summer. </div> <div> </div> <div>Josh Zwelling  and  Shira Kroll</div>


June 17, 2016

*****Please note that Camp Moshava frequently uses email—during both the off-season and the summer—as a method of communication with parents, especially to send out group notifications. Please make sure to set your email filters to allow all messages from the moshavawildrose.org domain.
Please also make sure to LIKE us on Facebook(Camp Moshava Wild Rose) and follow us on Instagram @campmoshavawildrose. There will be daily pictures on our camp website, as well as Facebook and Instagram.****


May 23, 2016

Dear Camp Families,

We are excited to offer some camp apparel for summer 2016. We will be selling mesh shorts and white Shabbat polo shirts with the Camp Moshava Wild Rose logo on them.

Please click on the link below to view the shorts and the colors.
https://www.alphabroder.com/cgi-bin/online/webshr/prod-detail.w?sr=NB5301

Please see attached photo of the camp shorts with the logo on it.

Please email skroll@moshavawildrose for an order form. All forms are needed by June 3rd  The children will receive their items at camp.


May 13, 2016

Dear Families,

We want to wish everyone a Chag Sameach and a happy Yom Haatzmaut.
Please see below a letter we just received from Daniel Gottesman, a former chanich and madrich, who sent this letter on behalf of himself, Rami Pinchot and Elazar Kolom, also former chanichim and madrichim who are currently serving in the IDF. We are looking forward to their return to Machane after their service is complete.

“As the days of Yom Hazikaron and Yom Haatzmaut are upon us we would like to thank Camp Moshava Wild Rose for having a direct impact on our decision to enlist in the IDF. These days bring up much thought on the meaning behind the army and the ability to have a homeland and the privilege to protect it; we would like to thank the camp for its inspiration, our madrichim who have both inspired us and guided the path for us by serving before us. Josh, I want to thank you and Shira for all the camp has done and all it has taught us throughout the years, it was undoubtedly the greatest force in the decision and biggest push whenever things get hard here. As we will sorely miss camp this summer we are truly grateful for all it has given us.”
– Daniel Gottesman


May 13, 2016

Dates To Remember:

June 22, 2016:  Tzevet/Sayeret Torah V’Avodah/ MIT Leave for Camp

June 23, 2016:  Luggage Bus leaves from Skokie Valley 

June 27, 2016:  Chanichim Arrive

July 17, 2016:   Visitors’ Day

July 25, 2016:   4 week campers leave

August 8, 2016: 6 week campers/Avodah/MIT leave

August 10, 2016: Tzevet Goes home

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