Get the gift of a free week of camp if your kid goes to Van Bien or Nusdeh Yoh!!!
The cost of running camp and the fees to attend it continue to rise. If you want to send your kid to camp but can't afford it, we are giving away tons of free weeks of camp to kids who go to either of those schools.
Fort George Baptist Church, McDonald's, and Canadian Tire are working with NLBC and our many other generous donors to send kids from Van Bien & Nusdeh Yoh to camp this year.
MYPGNOW, 94.3 The Goat, and Country 97FM are helping get the word out!
There is nothing like a week of camp for kids and we believe that every kid should have the chance to spend a week developing independence, making new friendships, exploring outdoors, and building memories that will last a lifetime.
Over the years we've been able to sponsor many kids from all over Prince George including Harwin, Westwood Elementary, The Hart, and more!
Sponsorship Packages will be handed out March 1st from 9am-1pm at Fort George Baptist Church!
On March 1st between 9am-1:00pm head on over to Fort George Baptist to receive a package with your non-transferable 100% discount code.
We will have a limited number of codes available at the start of the day and then will start a waitlist.
Fort George Baptist Church
1600 Johnson St, Prince George
BC V2M 3A6
We are offering this sponsorship program only to students at Nusdeh Yoh and Van Bien schools.
You’ll be asked to show your report card or other school documentation as well as fill out and hand in a short form that confirms:
If you don't qualify for this sponsorship but still need help affording camp you can apply for a general camper sponsorship.
You’ll use our online registration, and each package will be given a one-time use, non-transferable discount code. At the checkout cart there is a place to put your discount code. Lost codes will not be replaced. Misused codes will be invalid and your registration will be void.
Need help? Watch the video below!
Here is our 2024 video! If you have any questions see our FAQ page.
