161706639 · AZ ↑ parent cluster ·
research card →

Camp Colley Foundation

AZ · EIN 161706639 · $111K rev · operational · www.campcolley.org
profile

Residential outdoor summer camp providing nature-based education and leadership development for children ages 8–14 from Phoenix, Arizona. The 5-day program fosters social skills, confidence, and environmental stewardship through immersive activities in the Coconino National Forest. Founded in 1999, it prioritizes access for underserved youth, offering scholarships to over 450 children annually.

activities · 9

what they do

direct service · 8
  • Offering junior staff volunteer program Youth Internship and Junior Staff Programs
    Provides junior-staff volunteer roles for adolescents aged 15-17 to develop workforce and leadership skills within the camp setting.
  • Offering junior-staff volunteer roles Youth Internship and Junior Staff Programs
    Offers junior-staff volunteer roles for adolescents aged 15-17 to develop workforce and leadership skills within the camp setting.
  • Operating a residential outdoor camp Youth Overnight Camps for Vulnerable Populations
    Operated a 5-day outdoor residential camp near Happy Jack on the Mogollon Rim, providing nature-based outdoor education, leadership, and recreational adventure programs for children from underserved communities in Phoenix. The camp maintained a 30-acre property with cabins, dining hall, bath house, and ADA compliant platform tents.
  • Operating a residential outdoor camp Youth Overnight Camps for Vulnerable Populations
    Maintains a 30-acre camp property in the Coconino National Forest with ADA compliant facilities, including a cabin, dining hall, bath house, and platform tents, to provide a 5-day outdoor residential camp experience with nature-based education, leadership, and recreational adventure programs.
  • Operating a residential outdoor camp Free Outdoor Youth Camps
    Operated a 5-day outdoor residential camp near Happy Jack on the Mogollon Rim, providing nature-based outdoor education, leadership, and recreational adventure programs for children from underserved communities in Phoenix. This activity has since ceased.
  • Providing scholarships for summer camp Summer and Program-Specific Camp Scholarships
    Raises scholarship funds to send over 450 children annually from the City of Phoenix to summer camp, enabling them to attend free of charge.
  • Providing scholarships for summer camp Summer and Program-Specific Camp Scholarships
    Raises scholarship funds to send children from the City of Phoenix to summer camp, having funded over 4,000 scholarships in the past and currently providing over 450 annually.
  • Providing scholarships for summer camp Summer and Program-Specific Camp Scholarships
    Raises scholarship funds to send over 450 children annually from the City of Phoenix to summer camps, enabling them to experience nature and wilderness.
capacity building · 1
strategies · 11

how they think

Theories of action extracted from this org's own source material. Click any to see the full field of orgs running the same approach.

named programs · 2

what they call their work

Junior Staff Program
Leadership and workforce development opportunity for youth ages 15–17 to serve as volunteers and gain experience in camp operations and youth mentoring
Summer Camp Program
5-day residential outdoor camp in Coconino National Forest offering nature-based education, leadership development, and recreational activities for children ages 8–14
relationships · 41

who they work with

  • APRF Partner — Partner organization
  • AZ Department of Environmental Quality Government — Followed updates from this department regarding environmental conditions.
  • AZ Game and Fish Partner — Partner organization
  • Amon Builders Partner — Partner organization
  • Anthony Holly Foundation Funder — Donor in 2021 and 2020.
  • Anthony Holly Foundation Partner — Partner organization
  • Arizona Community Foundation Funder — Major donor in 2021 and 2020.
  • Arizona Department of Education Government — Integrates learning standards from this department into its program curriculum.
  • Arizona Diamondbacks Partner — Partner organization
  • Arizona Highways Magazine Partner — Featured in the January issue of the magazine.
  • Audubon Partner — Partner organization
  • Ben-Horin Family Trust Funder — Donor in 2021.
  • Bernard Malberg Charitable Trust Funder — Major donor in 2021 and 2020.
  • Camp Colley Partner — Partner organization
  • Carstens Family Funds Funder — Donor of $15,000+ in 2020.
  • City of Phoenix Partner — Camp Colley was acquired by the City of Phoenix under the leadership of James Colley, Parks, Recreation & Libraries Director.
  • City of Phoenix Partner — Partner organization
  • City of Phoenix Partner — Partners with the City of Phoenix and its onsite staff for camp operations; Camp Colley is private property owned by the City of Phoenix.
  • Coconino National Forest Government — Followed updates from this department regarding forest conditions and closures.
  • Coconino National Forest Partner — Partner organization
  • Department of Transportation Government — Followed updates from this department regarding road conditions.
  • Gavan & Barker Funder — Donor of $1,000+ in 2020.
  • Gavan & Barker Partner — Partner organization
  • Hilby Family Fund Funder — Sponsor in fiscal year 2018-2019.
  • Hunkapi Horse Program Partner — Partner organization
  • J2 Engineering & Environmental Design Funder — Donor of $1,000+ in 2020.
  • J2 Engineering and Environmental Design Partner — Partner organization
  • Jewish News of Greater Phoenix Partner — Partner organization
  • John F. Long Partner — Partner organization
  • Kroger Zero Hunger Zero Waste Funder — Donor of $15,000+ in 2020.
+ 11 more