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camp st. vincent

Summer day camp serving up to 160 children experiencing homelessness from Baltimore City and County.

When: June 20 through August 11 (8 weeks)

Where: Patterson Park at 242 S. Patterson Park Ave. Baltimore, MD 21231

Who: Children living in our family shelters and other homeless programs across Baltimore City and County

Time: 8:30am-3:30pm daily

Please note that Camp St. Vincent is only for children experiencing homelessness. You will need to identify the shelter your family is staying in.

Apply to Camp St. Vincent

Give to Camp St. Vincent

For More Information Contact:
General Camp Information, Renata White, renata.white@vincentbaltimore.org
Employment, Cody Selbert, cody.selbert@vincentbaltimore.org
Volunteering, Kathryn Jones, kathryn.jones@vincentbaltimore.org
Media/Public Relations, Colleen Doyle, colleen.doyle@vincentbaltimore.org
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About Camp St. Vincent

Summer day camp serving up to 160 children experiencing homelessness from Baltimore City and County.

Camp St. Vincent is the only free summer camp dedicated to serving children experiencing homelessness in the Baltimore region. Camp St. Vincent provides children experiencing homelessness with an unforgettable and transformational camp experience and addresses the negative impact of homelessness on children’s unique academic, social and emotional needs.

Camp St. Vincent’s unique curriculum is designed to mitigate summer learning loss. Last year 98% of campers maintained or advanced their reading level and 81% maintained or advanced their math skill level over the eight weeks. Camp St. Vincent also meets the unique social-emotional needs of campers who gain acceptance from their peers and trained counselors that can assist in providing a sense of normalcy.

Watch the Camp St. Vincent overview video here

DOWNLOAD THE CAMP ST. VINCENT FLIER

“I love my time at camp and can’t wait to go back next year.”

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In-Kind Donations for Camp

We rely on your generous donations to assist the needs of the children in our program. Please consider making an In-Kind donation or gift from our Amazon wish list. Your donation will help us provide summer fun for Baltimore’s most vulnerable population despite the disruption of COVID-19 and allow us to provide more services and help more children.

*Please note that Amazon does not send us donation information. In order to properly acknowledge your gift(s) from our wish list, please complete our online in-kind donation form. Or you may email your Amazon receipt to giving@vincentbaltimore.org. 

In-Kind Donations – Amazon WishLisT

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Help Support Camp St. Vincent

Give Online:

Donate to Camp St. Vincent Baltimore

  • $56 sponsors a child for a day of camp
  • $100 provides STEM materials for a week of science enrichment
  • $125 provides one day of snacks for all campers
  • $280 sponsors a child for a week of camp
  • $2,248 sponsors a child for the entire summer

Or give whatever you can.

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Get Involved


Are you a high school student between the ages of 15-19 years old looking to gain service hours?


Consider Volunteering with Camp St. Vincent click here to apply 


Or are you a Returning Camp St. Vincent Volunteer and want to join us for another summer of fun?  CLICK HERE


For more information contact Kathryn Jones, kathryn.jones@vincentbaltimore.org


						

					

				

			

		

	



	

	

		
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Mail a check:


Checks can be made payable to: St. Vincent de Paul of Baltimore, and sent to:


2305 N. Charles Street, Suite 300, Baltimore, MD 21218


Please indicate you would like this donation to go toward sponsoring a child for camp in the memo line or correspondence.