In the City Camps fills void by offering programs online By H.M. Cauley For the AJC (click here for article link) Get news for all
Thanks to the Foundation for Jewish Camp for helping us spread the word about our innovative virtual experiences! Click here to read the blog post!
Thanks to WSB-TV for the amazing coverage on the 5pm news on April 29, 2020. ITC families, we are so excited about ITC@Home in June
In the City Camps began offering a free virtual summer camp this week to keep children entertained during the health crisis. The camp is drawing
By: Carolyn Harari, Director of Camps Put the screens away. Camp and Shabbat are all about connecting and being present with the people that you
ITC’s Director of Camps, Carolyn Harari, wrote an inspirational article about forgiveness in the Rosh Hashanah issue of the Atlanta Jewish Times. She shares a thought-provoking story
In the City Camps was featured in the July-August 2019 issue of The Jewish Georgian! Read the article here (page 17).
Five of our most popular camp songs are now available for download right to your phone or computer! Sing and dance to In the City
Our article in eJewishPhilanthropy outlines the realities of today’s modern Jewish family and the need to invest in high-quality, intentional Jewish day camps that expand the reach of the Jewish overnight camp model we know works.
CEO’s speech at Foundation for Jewish Camp conference is a call to action for the Jewish camp industry and Jewish philanthropists to acknowledge the realities of the modern Jewish family and invest in high-quality, intentional Jewish day camps like ours that expand the reach of the Jewish overnight camp model we know works.
Jewish day camp can be an especially good fit for interfaith families. The Foundation for Jewish Camp and InterfaithFamily coauthored an article outlining the unique
On MLK Day, Monday, January 15, more than 800 Jewish Atlantans volunteered at locations all over Atlanta. The event, organized by In the City Camp, provided dozens of opportunities for all ages.
In the City Camps is not a licensed childcare facility and is not required to be licensed by the Georgia Department of Early Care and Learning, as the program is exempt from state licensure requirements.
