Do you want to help Camp out?

Camp Grassick is a non-profit organization and is supported by donations from people across the state. The North Dakota Elks Association hosts the camp, as the state's major project. Camp always appreciates donations to help keep camp running smoothly!

Invest in a North Dakota Treasure!

Truly, Elks Camp Grassick is worthy of continued support. With your help, the circle of donors to the 501(c)(3) ND Elks Charitable Trust will spread across the entire state!

$2 Million Endowment "Camp"aign

Providing a camp experience to hundreds of children and adults with special needs over the years is both necessary and rewarding. One only needs to see the looks on their faces and the twinkle in their eyes to see just how much Elks Camp Grassick means to them!
Naturally, the campers fees do not cover the entire cost. It's our mission to keep the cost affordable so more and more individuals will continue to have access to Camp Grassick. The future of countless children and adults is dependent upon a successful endowment campaign of $2 million.

Giving Hearts Day

Each year around February 14th, Camp Grassick participates in Giving Hearts Day. An event put on by the Impact Foundation. On this day you can go to impactgiveback.org to donate to Camp Grassick online. You can donate any day throughout the year, but the money raised on February 14th, on Giving Hearts Day, is doubled. 

Needed Supplies

Camp is always looking for supply donations! See a list below of what we can always use more of!

• Gently used or new clothes for all ages including shorts, pants, t-shirts, sweatshirts, bras, underwear, socks and shoes.
• Gently used or new twin size bed sheets & pillowcases
• Pillows
• Plastic pillow case covers
• Towels
• Washclothes
• New or gently used swimsuits
• Beach towels
• Fans

• Sports equipment including basketballs, softballs, kickballs, bats, gloves, etc. 
• Water toys such as beach balls, water volleyball equipment, life jackets, sand toys, and blow up rafts
• Children's books, DVD movies, coloring books, games, etc.
• Gifts appropriate for ages 7-17 to be used for "Treasure Chest" (a rewards program in which campers earn "tokens" and exchange them for a prize at the end of their session)
• Small prizes for carnival games or bingo

Volunteers

Groups of volunteers (scouts, church groups, business groups) are welcome in the spring to assist preparing the campgrounds for the summer sessions, and in the fall helping with building repairs, etc., but any volunteer labor needs to be coordinated well in advance through the Camp Director.
Volunteers are not used during the camping sessions. Camp staff undergo several days of orientation and training before campers arrive. Resources are not available to provide volunteers with similar preparation.