Welcome to our Camp Fire Columbia news & updates page. This is a space for our team to share updates about programs, events, and the state of the organization. Keeping our community informed is one of the ongoing ways we build lasting, equitable and caring relationships with others. 

From its founding, Camp Fire has walked the talk of youth leadership. We were among the first organizations in the country to allow young people to serve on our board of directors, and continue that legacy of youth leadership today.

Camp Fire Columbia doesn’t just serve young people—we learn from them. Youth play a critical role in shaping our programs, developing strategy, and measuring impact.

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Sparkfinder v.11: Cultural Appropriation

As we explore cultural appropriation in our practices we will continue to work with Indigenous communities to determine and acknowledge harm, create a road map for needed change, and work…

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Sparkfinder v.10: Environmental Stewardship

When young people experience the power and awe of the outdoors; they learn to respect, love and care for our world.

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Sparkfinder v.9: Enage in antiracist practices

We recognize this work is a life-long journey and can be difficult at times but giving focus to race and racism is necessary to the overall efforts for equity and…

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Sparkfinder v.8: Introducing Camp Fire’s Strategic Commitments

Camp Fire Nationa formulated a new 18-month Strategic Plan that focuses on five main goals. Learn what they are!

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Sparkfinder v.7: Collective Care

In the last year we have created a way to not only give back to our communit but to grow, foster and strengthen it by introducing a new approach to…

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Sparkfinder v.6: Expanding Possiblities

We help each other grow when we look beyond what we already know and imagine new possiblities.

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