Session	Dates	Theme	Cost	Status
1	June 29 - July 3	Super Hero Week	$650*	Open
2	July 6 - July 10	Carnival Week	$650*	Open
3	July 13 - July 17	Lost in Space	$650*	Open
4	July 20 - July 24	Medieval Times	$650*	Open
5	July 27 - July 31	Secret Spy Week	$650*	Open
6	August 3- August 7	Talent Show Week	$650*	Open

*Financial Assistance available to those that qualify

Fees

Fees are necessary to support and maintain Circle V. Friends of Circle V donors and the Society of St. Vincent de Paul staff and volunteers have worked all year to raise the necessary funds to conduct our camp. We ask families to contribute a “Fair Share Fee”of $25 per camper (less than 20% of the actual cost). We think your camper is worth it. If you can contribute more, your donations would be greatly appreciated. If this fee is a hardship and will prevent your child from attending camp, please call the camp office for additional financial assistance in the form of “Camperships” provided by donors. These funds are limited and are given out on a first, come first served basis.

We here at the Society of St. Vincent de Paul never want money to be an issue when sending your child to camp. St. Vincent de Paul staff and volunteers work hard to raise the difference. If your child was not attending camp, you would probably be spending at least $50 on them in the city. That being said, if money is still an issue, we have different ways you can subsidize your camper’s fee, such as participation in our fundraising events.

THIS SCALE DOES NOT APPLY TO HOUSEHOLDS THAT RECEIVE CALFRESH, CALWORKS, FOOD DISTRIBUTION PROGRAM ON INDIAN RESERVATIONS (FDPIR), WORKFORCE INVESTMENT ACT (WIA), OR KIN-GAP BENEFITS, THOSE CHILDREN ARE AUTOMATICALLY QUALIFY FOR OUR BASE.

A household of one means a child who is his or her sole support. Foster children are one-member households only if the welfare or the placement agency maintains legal responsibility for the child. Household is synonymous with family and means a group of related or unrelated individuals who are not residents of an institution or boarding house, but who are living as one economic unit sharing housing and all significant income and expenses.