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Magic of Camp Need-Based Support is sponsored by Jewish Federation of Greater Rochester (with support from the Farash Foundation). This program offers need-based camp funding to families living in Monroe, Ontario, Wayne, Livingston, Orleans, Genesee, or Yates Counties for Jewish overnight camps (excluding Camp Seneca Lake campers who receive Project Campfire support).
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| Jewish Federation of Greater Rochester Magic of Camp Need-Based Support With generous support from the Farash Foundation, we offer need-based camp funding to families living in Monroe, Ontario, Wayne, Livingston, Orleans, Genesee, or Yates Counties.
Campers attending Jewish overnight camp (with the exception of Camp Seneca Lake campers who receive Project Campfire support) may apply for additional financial assistance here: Magic of Camp Need-Based Support Camp Seneca Lake families, regardless of home city, may apply for the following need-based scholarships: The Mike Nozik Memorial Camp Seneca Lake Scholarship Fund To learn more about this fund, click here Chance at Camp - The Lindsay and Jillian Wiener Memorial Scholarship Fund To learn more about this fund, click here *The Camp Seneca Lake need-based scholarship applications are now closed for the 2026 camp season.
To submit the 2026 Magic of Camp need-based support application, click here:
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Families living in Monroe, Ontario, Wayne, Livingston, Orleans, Genesee, or Yates Counties. Campers attending Jewish overnight camp (with the exception of Camp Seneca Lake campers who receive Project Campfire support). Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Magic of Camp Need-Based Support is funded by Jewish Federation of Greater Rochester (with support from the Farash Foundation). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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