AT 125! - Camp Dudley

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Charlie Johnson, IV, led the Board following the expansion of Dudley’s mission to include girls camping and leadership training. The Dudley Family Campaign was launched with the aim of fulfilling these goals, including the building or acquisition of a camp for girls by the year 2009. The “DFC” was headed by then board chairman Tom “TC” Canning and his wife, Paula.
The board formed a Girls Committee which set to work on goals and priorities. It also hired Fran Bisselle to serve as a consultant to Dudley identifying girls’ camps with which it might form an alliance. The first camp to emerge was Camp Jeanne D’Arc – a ‘for-profit girls’ camp in Merrill, New York. While a joint venture relationship ultimately did not prove sustainable, Dudley learned a lot from the brief intersection. “We learned that we wanted to own and operate our own camp, that we wanted to be in charge, and that the camp would be a non-profit enterprise,” Andy explained.
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