• To Protect camp's future, strengthen our long -term financial sustainability of camps so that generations of young people will continue to experience the joy, friendship, adventure, leadership development, and personal growth that define the magic of Hayo-Went-Ha Camps.
• To Preserve the forests, trails, shoreline, and open spaces, teach resilience, responsibility, appreciation, and connection to the natural world
• For 120 years, each generation has served as a steward of Hayo-Went-Ha camps, caring for it and ensuring that we Pass it On for another century of shaping the lives of young people - and beyond.

• All of the proceeds will be invested in a board-designated long-term fund. 
• The Board's intent is to preserve the principal for long-term growth, while annual investment earnings will support natural preservation, sustainable development, environmental stewardship, historic preservation, and the maintenance of camp facilities.

Thanks to the generosity of our donors and community, we have recently: 

• Revitalized the Bush section of Torch Lake Camp.
• Built a new bathhouse at Torch Lake Camp. 
• Built a new bathhouse at the Arbutus Lake camp 
• Completed the Arbutus Commissary, the first phase of new Wilderness Trip Centers for both camps. 
• Continued investing in facilities and programs that strengthen the camper experience.

These projects are examples of how philanthropy continues to improve our camps today and prepares us for tomorrow.