by Rachel Slaton | Nov 4, 2022 | From the Blog
by Jackson Mercer CIT Advisor ’16, Rosh Shira ’16 & ’17 Originally Written Summer 2016 Camp is about facing your fears and jumping in. I grew up terrified of water. In all my years at camp, I never went down the waterslide or joined for breicha...
by Rachel Slaton | Oct 24, 2022 | From the Blog
by Levi Gettleman, Geza Member To so many campers, Camp Newman is a Sukkat Shalom, a shelter of peace. Framed by the cornerstones of our CARE values—community, acceptance, role modeling, and each & every one—camp becomes a special place to be oneself. For the many...
by Rachel Slaton | Oct 17, 2022 | Uncategorized
This weekend, we welcomed over 200 alumni, current camper families and friends of camp back home to Porter Creek Road – some folks joined us for an entire Shabbaton and many spent their Sunday together with us at camp. With CIT classes represented from the 1970s all...
by Rachel Slaton | Sep 25, 2022 | From the Blog
by Rachel Mellman, Camp Newman Alum & Marketing Associate Among the towering redwoods, generations of campers have made lifelong friendships, personal discoveries, and everlasting memories. Camp Newman comes from a legacy of tikkun olam, social action – our roots...
by Rachel Slaton | Sep 2, 2022 | Uncategorized
Bonim: Building Connections, Becoming Mensches by Rachel Chancellor, Bonim Dalet Rosh A long time ago … well, not that long ago, just this summer… in a galaxy far, far away … on Porter Creek Road … our Bonim campers began their Camp Newman...
