Camp Nebagamon Scholarship Fund

“Adam kaplan stephanie hanson trustee trustee husband and wife”

“Form 990 is generally not reviewed by the governing body as a group, only by the signing trustee, the treasurer, and selected others designated by the governing body.”

“Governing documents are available for review upon request. No review was conducted or will be conducted.”

“The camp nebagamon scholarship fund (cnsf) provides tuition scholarships to non-profit summer camps whose majority populations are children and teens who experience poverty and disability. Recipient camps offer therapeutic and adaptive recreation and a nurturing environment for kids who have been exposed to adversity and trauma - opening new possibilities for a more positive future. In the summer of 2020, cnsf provided funds for tuition support for more than 400 children who attend a select group of 12 non-profit summer camps (based on data reported by each recipient camp). In response to the realities of coronavirus-era camping and donor priorities, cnsf provided: (1) additional support to camps that were able to open (reflecting the extra cost of extensive safety precautions); (2) funding for program reach and continuity at camps that switched to a virtual-only model; and (3) operating support to camps that were unable to open or operate virtually to help sustain their ability to resume operations in future summers. Between 2007 and 2020, cnsf has cumulatively disbursed 1,091,600 for tuition scholarships at recipient camps.”

“A portion of the net assets of the organization are invested in a board- designated investment to provide income for future program services. Each spring the board votes how much to sell and disburse in full for tuition scholarships-from 0% to 5% of the current investment balance-for the following summer's program services. For the fiscal year ending 07/31/20, the board voted to sell and disburse none of the board designated investment as donor contributions fully supported all cnsf scholarships to recipient camps in the summer of 2020.”