Jeff Rubin's Fundraiser
All Together Now Laurelwood
Help me support a place that means so much to me!
Patricia & George Merriam
"Thanks Jeff, for helping keep camp alive!"
$100
Ellen Botwin
"Laurelwood lasts forever!! In our hearts and souls "
$118
A supporter of Jeff Rubin
"Your continuous assistance is worthy of recognition no matter how meager and simple my gesture is. Thank you so much Jeff. Take care and God bless. "
$118
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Steven Weintraub
"I loved my 13 summers at Laurelwood. It is a very special place."
$218
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Scooby Rubin
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$72
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Lori Nitkin-Silkoff
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$100
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Mark Rothbart
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$25
A supporter of Jeff Rubin
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$36
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Nilsa & Brian Rubin
"When my big bro needs support I’m there for him and I have fond place in my heart for CLW miss you Bo & Hank RIP my CLW brothers"
$100
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Robert Steinbach
"Remembering my fellow campers from Bunks 12, 13 and the Tents"
$180
A supporter of Jeff Rubin
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$36
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Patricia & George Merriam
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$100
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Jeff Rubin
"In honor of Mom and Dad who made us go to Camp Laurelwood back on July 1, 1969. And, here we are 51 years later... Thanks Mom and Dad"
$360
This photo taken July 1, 1969 with my brother Brian (Dino) was the start of my story with Camp Laurelwood. Fifty-one years later Camp Laurelwood remains one of my true life passions. Now, as the oldest 'active' Board member, it is important to me to see that the alumni stay joined and active with the Laurelwood Community. And, now in this COVID-19 year of 2020, despite all the preparations and measures taken to insure all social distancing and safety requirements were in place for our 83rd summer season, the decisions made by the State of CT will not allow Camp to open. I know there are so many in need of assistance to recover from the physical, mental and monetary repercussions of this pandemic. However, I am asking all of my friends and family, those that have a current or past relationship with Camp, and those who have not, to help us make sure that Camp can survive to be able to open for the Summer of 2021. Camp Laurelwood is so important and has provided so much for so many for the past 82 years. WE need your help to insure that the young and future generations will have Camp Laurelwood to become part of the fabric of their lives, STARTING NEXT YEAR 2021 AND IN THE YEARS TO COME. Thank you for your assistance. And, all contributions made now will be matched dollar for dollar by a benefactor.