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EvEnt Co-ChairsMark Levitt Michelle & Steven Stravitz Lori Schor Ulanow & Les* Ulanow

host CommittEE

Genine & Josh* FidlerMeryl & Kevin FishkindJudy & Craig FuttermanCherry & Kenny* GoldblattStefanie & Jeff* GreenbergJonathan GrossbergMarla & Mark GruzinMeredith & Jonathan JacobsKay Klass* Catherine & David* Max

Marcie & Simon NadlerStephanie & Eric* NislowEllen Krieger & Gary Ratner*Shelley & Steve* RothenbergKaren & Andy* SegallMarcie* & Bruce ShapiroRoberta & Keith* SolitCourtenay & Ed WallachJoan Winer* *Board Member

Kay KlassChair, Board of Directors

David M. PhillipsPresident & CEO

Karen S. BernsteinDirector of Advancement

Michael Barth* Ann Bennett*Debbie Vodenos & Sam* BoxermanBecky & Josh BrennerCarol & Robert* BurmanLorraine & Bobby* CohenHanna & Howard* CohenMaureen & Howard* DavidovRachel Dinkin*Rachel Robbins Dorf & Matt Dorf

Who WE arE... We are joy, relationships, laughter and learning. We are dedicated to creating a warm and inviting setting where individuals, organizations, families, and colleagues can escape the ordinary and celebrate, play, debate, and challenge themselves.

Every summer, our camp comes to life and is home to 800 campers and 150 staff. Our campers and staff are enveloped in a fun and nurturing environment where

they experience Jewish life and traditions in a way that profoundly affects their Jewish identity.

All year long, we host thousands of people from both local and national Jewish and secular groups. Shared experiences, team building, and spirituality engage participants and result in stronger bonds and organizational growth.

We are extremely proud of our role in creating a legacy of Jewish identity for future generations.

We are Capital Camps and Retreat Center.

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Saturday, March 12, 2011 Cocktails & Canteen 7:30pm

Dinner to follow

Park Hyatt Hotel1201 24th Street, NW

Washington, DC 20037

Dietary laws observed • Camp-chic attire • A party beyond camp re

o nCE upon a timE, a great man named Charles E. Smith had a dream for the Jewish community. An overnight camp would be purchased so that Jewish children could spend their summers living Judaism in a beautiful setting in the Catoctin Mountains. Twenty-three years later, through the help of visionary leaders in Washington and

Baltimore, this dream is a reality and so much more. Jewish lives have been enriched and Jewish organizations transformed. Tonight we share their stories.

These are stories of growth, change, and opportunity: funny, touching, and meaningful. Join us around the campfire...

StorieS Around the CAmpfire

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