The Magic of Camp.
Many of you have lived it, directly or indirectly.
You remember the friendships.
The lake.
The singing.
The adventure.
The laughter after lights out.
The feeling of belonging.
The small moments that somehow became the big ones.
The boy you were—and the man you became.
Another boy is waiting for the chance to experience it too.
Ways to Pass it On
There are two ways to give: a one-time donation, or an annual Behold Pledge when you join one of three levels in the Spirit of Falling Creek Society.
Annual Donation
These annual Behold Pledge levels are based on Falling Creek’s founding year.
White Level: $19.69 pledged annually
Green Level: $196.90 pledged annually
Gold Level: $1,969 pledged annually
If you choose to make an Annual Donation online, please note the Behold Pledge Level in the comments section, and we will send you your exclusive sticker along with a letter welcoming you to the Spirit of Falling Creek Society.
One-Time Donation
These Guardian Society Levels are for one-time gifts.
Up to $999: Friends of FCC
$1,000+ Green & Gold
$1,969+ Founder
$3,000+ FCC Code
$5,000+ Keeper of the Flame
$10,000+ Guardian of the Flame
How to Donate Online:
If you would like to support the Falling Creek Campership through the Community Foundation of Western North Carolina, you can contribute via their website.
If you choose to make an Annual Donation online, please note the Behold Pledge Level in the comments section, and we will send you your exclusive sticker and a letter welcoming you to the Spirit of Falling Creek Society.
How to Donate by Mail:
Community Foundation of Western North Carolina
4 Vanderbilt Park Drive
Suite 300
Asheville, NC 28803
828-254-4960
Please write “Falling Creek Camp - Campership Fund” on the memo line of your check, or in accompanying correspondence.
“As a former camper, I know how important and rewarding a summer camp experience can be for a young boy. To the extent this opportunity can be extended to those who might not otherwise have the opportunity, all of us will benefit in the long run.”
— Haynes C., alumnus from Sarasota, FL