CAMP DAISY & HARRY STEIN OVERNIGHT CAMP ~ Prescott, AZ ~ Inviting NM kids to register!

Email for more info: camp@cbiaz.org REGISTER TODAY: www.campstein.org

Camp Stein is Arizona Congregation Beth Israel's Jewish "sleep-away" camp, located in Prescott, Arizona, and is listed by the Foundation for Jewish Camp and accredited by the American Camp Association. They have discounts and funding available for new campers from New Mexico – up to $1000 off! Campers from New Mexico have enjoyed their sessions at Camp Stein and now have friends across the region. Camp Stein is celebrating its 50^th summer and is excited to continue welcoming campers from across the Southwest Jewish Community.

See also the "sleep-away" scholarship applications available from JCF of NM, information here, deadline March 14th approaching.

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