What a campership does
What a campership pays for
A week at camp costs about $3,700 for each camper. Families choose the price tier they can pay, and the Campership Fund covers the rest for the families who need it most.
Every child gets the same camp: the same cabin, the same activities and the same medical care. The tiers are confidential, so nobody at camp knows who pays what.
About 9 in 10 families choose one of the two lowest tiers.
Need help to pay for camp yourself? See financial help for families.
A campership covers
- Meals and snacks
- A bed in a cabin
- Every camp activity
Choose an amount
Give a day, or more
Any amount helps a child come to camp. These levels show what a gift pays for. To fund a full campership for one child, call the office.
Campership Fund
Every child gets the same camp.
Your gift gives a child with diabetes a week where everyone understands.
Other ways to give
More ways to fund a campership
Mail a check
Write “Campership Fund” on the memo line, and mail your check to Setebaid Services, Inc., P.O. Box 196, Winfield, PA 17889-0196.
Give every month
A monthly gift funds a campership over the year. Give monthly as a guest in Camp Brain. No account needed.
Come to an event
Setebaid events, like Dueling Pianos, raise money for the Campership Fund. Come, bring friends, or help at one.