Summer Camp & Retreat Facility

Annual General Reports Pearce Williams Summer Camp & Retreat Facility Annual Report List Click here to download 2024 PDF Click here to download 2023 PDF Click here to download 2022 PDF Click here to download 2021 PDF Older Annual Reports Please contact our office if you are interested in readying the older annual reports going back to 1960. info@campisbetter.com Financial Statements Audited Financial Statements are available on request. You can view the yearly financial information submitted to the Canada Revenue Agency here.

Support a 2026 Camper Give Today Reach out to learn more: Justine "Jolly" Donor Relations Coordinator 519-764-2317 donate@campisbetter.com Camper Sponsorship Program Help Every Child Experience the Magic of Summer Camp At Pearce Williams, we believe that every child deserves a week at camp. Our Camper Sponsorship Program is dedicated to making this belief a reality by providing financial assitance to families in need, ensuring that no child misses out on the transformative experience of summer camp. Why Sponsor a Camper? Summer Camp offers children a unique opportunity to grow, learn, and create lifelong memories. From building confidence and independence to making new friends and discovering new interests, the benefits of camp are endless. Unfortunately, not every family can afford this experience. That's where you come in. How You Can Help A donation to the Camper Sponsorship Program will directly support children facing financial distress, allowing them to attend camp in 2026. Here's how your contribution can make a difference: $50 - Covers camp supplies for one camper. $100 - Provides food for a camper for the week. $300 - Partial sponsorship for a camper. $600 - Sponsors a camper for a full week of camp. Stories of Impact Meet some of the campers whose lives have been changed by your generosity: "Camp taught me how to be brave and try new things. I made so many friends and can't wait to go back next year!" - Age 10 "I never thought I could go to camp because I have 4 younger siblings at home and my family couldn't afford to send all of us to camp. Thanks to the sponsorship, I had the best time as CIT this year - I look forward to next summer" - Age 15 Join Us in Making a Difference By supporting the Camper Sponsorship Program, you are giving children the chance to experience the joy and growth that comes with a week at camp. Together, we can ensure that every child deserves a week at camp becomes a reality. Donate Today

Pearce Williams offers week-long overnight summer camp sessions for kids 5-15. Our facility is also the perfect rustic wedding or retreat destination. Every Child Deserves a Week at Summer Camp DISCOVER WHY Services DATES & RATES APPLY FOR CAMP WORK AT CAMP TESTIMONIALS GUIDEBOOK CONTACT US Applications for Summer 2026 Now Open! Apply Here Questions? Drop us an email: info@campisbetter.com Apply For Camp LEARN MORE ABOUT PEARCE WILLIAMS Check out our new Guidebook to discover everything you need to know about our Summer Camp, including what to expect during a week at camp! Click Here to Explore You want the best for your child and so do we. Overnight Summer Camp It’s hard raising children today. There are so many pressures on you as a parent. You care about your children, about their school, their team, their future lives. You have an important job – raising your children to be good people. You want the best for your child and so do we. You make choices each day to help your child grow into a caring and confident person and we want to help you on this journey. We provide campers with the opportunity to become part of a family, where they can take healthy risks, get rewarded for successes, develop self-esteem and life skills. In the meantime, they will learn about independence, interdependence, tolerance, responsibility, friendship and loyalty. About Campers gain direction and life skills Campers choose the programs they want to participate in Learn About Camper Choice Campers learn to live in community and be part of something larger than themselves WHAT PARENTS SAY ABOUT US “I was very impressed with the camp directors. My son was a first time camper and they made him feel comfortable and safe, which in turn made me feel the same way. Pearce Williams is a hidden gem! We hope to get more friends together next year so the boys can go again. Great memories! Thank you!.” Kathryn R. Testimonials Gallery Every child deserves a week at camp. Dates & Rates 2026 Dates & Rates Pearce Williams uses a tier based pricing system, allowing our families to choose what they can afford to pay. Learn about our tier based pricing system here. T1 = Tier 1 | T2 = Tier 2 | T3 = Tier 3 Click any underlined program offering for more information. Week 01. Sunday, July 05 - Friday, July 10, 2026 Counsellor-In-Training Adventure Learning Week - Aged 15/Finished Grade 9 T1:$450 T2:$430 T3:$410 Week 03. Sunday, July 19 - Friday, July 24, 2026 Jr. Sports & Arts Camp - Ages 7 to 12 Wilderness Camp I - Ages 10 to 14 T1:$675 T2:$650 T3:$625 Week 05. Monday, August 03 - Friday, August 07, 2026 Leadership Camp - Ages 11 to 15 Wilderness Camp II - Ages 10 to 14 T1:$560 T2:$530 T3:$515 Week 06. Sunday, August 09 - Friday, August 14, 2026 August All Ages - Ages 7 to 14 Wilderness Camp III Girls - Ages 10 to 14 T1:$675 T2:$650 T3:$625 Week 02. Sunday, July 12 - Friday, July 17, 2026 July All Ages - Ages 7 to 14 T1:$675 T2:$650 T3:$625 Week 04. Sunday, July 26 - Friday, July 31, 2026 Girls Only All Ages - Ages 7 to 14 T1:$675 T2:$650 T3:$625 Week 05. Tuesday, August 04 - Friday, August 07, 2026 First Timers Camp - Ages 5 to 9 T1:$460 T2:$435 T3:$420 Week 07. Sunday, August 16 - Friday, August 21, 2026 End-of-Summer All Ages Camp - Ages 7 to 14 T1:$675 T2:$650 T3:$625 Frequently asked questions Is it safe to send my child to a sleepaway camp? At Pearce Williams Summer Camp, safety is our utmost priority. We understand the importance of entrusting your child to our care, and we take every measure to ensure their well-being throughout their time with us. Here are reasons why sending your child to Pearce Williams Summer Camp is a safe and enriching experience: Trained Staff: Our staff undergo a total of 80 hours of training on supervising and caring for campers, executing emergency procedures, and ensuring your campers have the best summer camp experience. All staff are certified in first aid. Health and Safety Protocols: We have health and safety protocols in place, including hygiene practices, and maintenance of clean facilities. We closely follow guidelines from health authorities to mitigate the risk of illness and injury. Supervision: Campers are supervised at all times by our attentive staff members. From organized activities to free time, there is always someone present to ensure the well-being of each child. Emergency Procedures: We have procedures in place for various scenarios, including medical emergencies, severe weather, and evacuations. Our staff are trained to respond efficiently and direct your campers to safety in any situation. Inclusive Environment: We promote a culture of inclusivity and respect, where every camper feels valued and supported. Bullying and harassment are not tolerated, and we work to foster a sense of belonging among all campers. Adventure with Caution: While we encourage adventurous activities, we prioritize safety above all else. Our skilled staff ensure that campers receive proper instruction and supervision during activities such as swimming, hiking, and outdoor adventures. Pearce Williams is accredited by both the Ontario Camps Association and the United Church of Canada. Are Pearce Williams staff well-trained and trustworthy? All staff at Pearce Williams go through 80+ hours of training which includes all things caring for and supervising children, executing emergency procedures, and ensuring campers have the most amazing summer camp experience. All staff are trained in first aid, and we have a trained Camp Medic on site 24/7. We do thorough background checks on all staff to ensure they are reliable and good role models for campers. Our team is dedicated to creating a friendly and secure environment, so you can feel confident that your child is in good hands while they enjoy all the fun and learning our camp offers. What should my child pack for camp? Our printable packing list, linked below, includes a guide to packing for a week at camp. Every child is different so adjust the packing list to fit your camper's needs. What if my camper has dietary restrictions? Our kitchen staff strives to prepare a menu that includes gluten-friendly, dairy-friendly, and vegetarian options. If your camper needs additional substitutes, you are required to provide us with those replacement items. Your camper's week menu is available by request at info@campisbetter.com. Our facility is a nut-safe facility, please do not send substitutes containing nut products, such as almond milk. Will my child make friends? Absolutely! Pearce Williams Summer Camp is a great place for kids to meet new friends. Pearce Williams is all about teamwork, fun activities, and shared adventures, which naturally helps campers get to know each other and build friendships. Our staff are experts at organizing games and activities that encourage everyone to work together and have fun. This means your child will have plenty of opportunities to connect with others and make friends that can last a lifetime. We create a welcoming and friendly environment, so every camper feels included and has the chance to make meaningful connections. What is the Tier pricing system and why does PW use it? The Tier pricing system is a way for families to choose how much they pay for camp, based on what they can afford. Pearce Williams Summer Camp uses this system to make camp available to more kids, no matter how much money their families have. It works like this: there are different price levels, and families pick the one that fits their budget best. The camp experience is the same for everyone, no matter which price level is chosen. This system helps the camp welcome all kids and ensures everyone has a chance to enjoy camp, learn new things, and make friends. Read more What if my camper misses home? We make every attempt to make your camper’s stay as enjoyable as possible. Our staff are trained specifically how to talk through and redirect their feelings/fears to help them see the value in staying until the end of the week. If we feel the situation warrants a call, we will not hesitate to contact you. Why are no electronic devices allowed? Devices, such as cell phones, iPods, video games, etc., detract from the camp atmosphere and don’t allow for your camper to get the full camp and community experience. We also aren’t responsible for lost, damaged goods, so it’s best to not bring them. Why can we not send snacks? We make sure that your camper is well-fed all week with delicious and well-balanced meal options and snacks. We are a peanut-safe facility. For the safety of all our campers, please do not send any food. Any sent food items will be collected from your camper and returned at the end of the week. What happens to lost items? Lost and found “fashion shows” will be conducted on a regular basis during your camper's stay. Labeling your camper's gear and clothing helps us return any items found. Any unclaimed items will be kept for a short period of time then sent to local mission agencies at the end of the summer. I haven’t been to Pearce Williams before, what does it look like? Our camp is a welcoming and safe place, located on more than 170 acres within the Carolinian Forest Zone of South-Western Ontario. If you’d like to come for a visit, we’re happy to have you out for a camp tour, simply email the office to arrange that at info@campisbetter.com Can I contact my child while they’re at camp? Absolutely! Here's how: Mail: Send your camper some love through the mail! Simply address it to: Pearce Williams c/o [Your Camper's Name] 8009 Iona Road Fingal ON, N0L 1K0 Email: You can send two emails to your camper(s) per session to campers@campisbetter.com, with camper details in the subject line. Phone: Campers can't make or receive calls. For emergencies, our Camp Director will contact you. Stay Updated: Follow us on Facebook and Instagram to see a few photos and videos during the week. More will be posted after the week has concluded. Do you offer installment payment plans? This season, we’re excited to offer a flexible monthly installment plan, making camp more accessible for all families. Here's how it works: payments are automatically scheduled for the 20th of each month leading up to camp. It’s a simple way to spread out the cost, ensuring your camper can enjoy their summer without the financial strain hitting all at once. However, we understand that every family’s situation is different. If the preset dates don’t fit your budget, don’t worry. Reach out to our main office, and we’ll gladly adjust the payment schedule to better suit your needs—whether that’s moving to different monthly dates or even switching to a bi-weekly plan. We know camp can be costly, but our goal is to make it work for you, so your camper can have their best summer yet.

Monthly giving is an easy way to ensure that Pearce Williams Summer Camp continues to change the lives of kids through unforgettable summer camp experiences. Join the Fireside Circle and you can help campers find warmth, belonging, and community at camp. By becoming a monthly donor, you are investing in the future of our campers, ensuring they have the opportunity to build lasting memories, develop new skills, and form lifelong friendships. What are the benefits of Monthly Giving? You will NEVER forget to give. Choose the amount you want to donate, and on the 15th of each month, this amount will be automatically deducted from your bank account or credit card. (Unless it falls on a weekend and then the withdrawal will occur on the following Monday.) You can change your gift amount at any time — amend your gift amount, put it on pause or cancel by calling the Pearce Williams office You will receive a quarterly newsletter just for monthly donors, with camper stories and behind-the-scenes updates There are no hidden fees or charges. You will receive a consolidated tax receipt with giving statement at the end of the year - so convenient at income tax time! Join the Fireside Circle Last summer, Henry came to Pearce Williams, nervous about making friends and spending his week with strangers. By the end of the summer Henry told our staff that all the campers and leaders "seemed more like family than strangers." Henry felt supported at camp and was able to try activities he wouldn't have been able to without the support of our donors Become a Monthly Supporter Give Today Reach out to learn more: Justine "Jolly" Donor Relatations Coordinator 519-764-2317 donate@campisbetter.com

Indigenous Support Person Seasonal Contract (Application Open) Job Posting – Indigenous Support Person Location: Pearce Williams Summer Camp & Retreat Facility, Fingal, Ontario (8009 Iona Road, Fingal) Job Type: Seasonal Contract - Pilot Program (Ontario Trillium Foundation) Dates: June 15, 2026 to August 29, 2026 (10 weeks of work in total) Hours & Compensation: 36 hours per week at $30 per hour ($1080 per week) Apply Now with Cover Letter & Resume Are you passionate about making a difference in your community? Pearce Williams, a trusted leader in creating impactful experiences for youth and families, is seeking an Indigenous Support Person to join our team for this pilot project. This role is instrumental in providing support for Indigenous campers and families; showcasing cultural activities and teachings; helping staff learning and cultural safety; and family and community engagement. About Pearce Williams Pearce Williams is a non-profit organization dedicated to providing life-changing summer camp and retreat experiences since 1960. With a rich history of community support and growth, we are looking for someone who shares our vision and can help us learn and grow. Position Overview The Indigenous Support Person (Auntie) will provide relational, cultural, and emotional support to Indigenous campers, help lead Indigenous‑informed activities for all campers, and contribute to staff training in cultural safety and trauma‑informed practice. Working closely with the Camp Director and in consultation with Atlohsa and other Indigenous partners, this role helps ensure Indigenous campers and families feel embraced, respected, and able to celebrate their cultural identity at camp. Key Responsibilities Support for Indigenous campers and families Build trusting, caring relationships with Indigenous campers and staff throughout their camp experience, offering one‑on‑one and small‑group support as needed. Help campers and staff navigate daily camp life (activities, routines, missing home, conflict) in ways that are culturally safe and trauma‑informed. Cultural activities and teachings Plan and lead or co‑lead Indigenous teachings and cultural activities that are appropriate to their own background and knowledge. Integrate these teachings alongside existing camp activities (archery, swimming, crafts, nature exploration) so that cultural learning is woven into everyday camp life. Staff learning and cultural safety Offer informal coaching to staff during the summer (for example, debriefing challenging situations, suggesting more culturally safe approaches, or offering guidance about questions staff may have). Help identify policies, routines, or physical spaces at camp that might create barriers or discomfort for Indigenous campers, and suggest practical changes. Family and community engagement Support weekly family engagement opportunities for Indigenous families (for example: open houses, family evenings, virtual or in‑person check‑ins), in partnership with Atlohsa and other community partners. Gather feedback in ways that feel safe and comfortable for families (conversation, gentle questions, story sharing) and share key themes back to the camp leadership team. Program learning and reflection Offer stories, observations, and youth‑centred insights to inform evaluation of the pilot (for example, noticing changes in campers’ confidence, connection, or comfort). Help identify wise practices and lessons learned that could inform future years of Indigenous inclusion work at camp. Qualifications: You do not need to meet every qualification below to be considered. We encourage applications from people with a range of lived and learned experience. Lived experience and knowledge Indigenous ancestry and lived experience strongly preferred (First Nations, Inuit, or Métis). Strong connection to Indigenous culture, teachings, or community, including knowledge you are comfortable and permitted to share with children and youth. Experience supporting Indigenous children and youth in community, education, recreation, or healing‑focused settings. Skills and experience Experience building trusting relationships with youth and families, and creating spaces where they feel seen, heard, and respected. Understanding of Indigenous cultural safety and trauma‑informed practice, or willingness to learn with support from Atlohsa and camp leadership. Comfort working outdoors and participating in camp life (walking on uneven ground, being near water, noise, flexible daily routines), with accommodations available as needed. Strong communication skills: listening with care, speaking clearly, and working through conflict with patience and respect. Notes: There is the ability to stay on-site overnight during the weeks of camp. Transportation to camp is the responsibility of the successful applicant Weekly schedule to be agreed upon by camp and successful applicant. There is no work from June 29 to July 3, 2026 due to scheduled week off. How to Apply Please submit a resume and cover letter detailing your relevant experience by June 5, 2026, to: Joe Richards, Executive Director - joe@campisbetter.com

Support our dining hall and the wonderful staff, campers, and guests who use it: Give Today Reach out to learn more: Louisa Flock Donor & Fund Development Coordinator 519-764-2317 donate@campisbetter.com Help keep us smiling in the Dining Hall for years to come! Emergency Appeal: Dining Hall Hot Water Heater Tank Here's what happened: After years of faithful service, the dining hall’s hot water tank has suddenly failed, making it hard to provide consistent hot water for cooking, cleaning, and daily use and causing large water output in the basement when we do use it. Due to the significant leaks and cracks, we now unexpectedly need a full replacement. We're installing a modern on-demand system that’s reliable, energy-efficient, and built to last -- a definite upgrade from what the dining hall currently has. It will provide instant hot water when it’s needed most, reducing waste and improving daily life in one of the most important buildings at camp. Why it matters: Campers and our staff rely on the dining hall daily for meals, dishes, washing up, and even showers in the accessible bathrooms throughout the whole summer. Beyond summer camp, this vital resource is used throughout the year by rental groups, school programs, retreats, and events. Reliable hot water is essential to keeping things running smoothly, safely, and comfortably so that camp can continue to host groups in the off-season while helping kids experience the magic of camp in the summers. Why your gift matters: Replacing the whole system efficiently comes at a significant cost—no less than $15,000—and we can't do it without you. With your help, we can ensure Pearce Williams remains a welcoming and well-equipped space for all who visit. Your gift will help restore comfort, safety, and functionality to an essential part of our camp operations. How you can become a difference maker today: Here are some examples of how your contribution can make a difference! $100 – Supports tools, materials, or connection parts needed to get the system running. $250 – Contributes to professional labor for safe, code-compliant installation. $500 – Helps cover a portion of the unit cost or plumbing upgrades. $1,000 – Funds a major part of the tank system or installation labor. $5,000 – Drives the project forward in a big way—powering hot water for years to come! Donate Today

Packing Guide View our printable packing guides and keep scrolling to read about our favourite packing tips to prepare for a great week at camp! Tip #1 Pack in One Bag Packing all your camper’s belongings, including their sleeping items, in one bag keeps everything organized and easy to manage. It reduces the chances of items getting lost or left behind and helps campers keep track of their things throughout the week. Having everything in one place simplifies unpacking when they arrive and makes it easier to pack at the end of camp. Plus, it’s more convenient for transportation and for campers to carry! Tip #2 Put Daily Outfits in Sealed Bags (Younger Campers) Packing outfits in individual Ziplock bags is a great way to keep campers organized. It simplifies getting dressed each day by providing a complete, ready-to-go outfit—no searching for missing socks or matching shirts! Plus, it helps keep their bags organized throughout the week, making it easy to see what’s been worn and what’s still fresh, reducing mess and stress at camp! Tip #4 Send a Laundry Bag Packing a laundry bag for summer camp is essential for keeping dirty clothes separate from clean ones. It helps kids stay organized and makes it easier to keep track of what needs to be washed when they return home. Tip #3 Roll Your Clothes (Older Campers) Rolling clothes is a great way to save space and keep things organized. It helps maximize luggage capacity, making room for all the essentials. You can even roll outfits together, making it easier for kids to grab a complete set of clothes for each day, keeping the suitcase neat throughout the week! Tip #5 Label EVERYTHING Labeling everything helps prevent lost items by ensuring that each piece of clothing, gear, and personal belongings is easily identifiable as your child’s. With so many campers sharing common spaces, labeled items make it easier for counsellors to return misplaced belongings. By clearly marking each item with your child’s name, you can give yourself peace of mind, knowing that their belongings are less likely to get mixed up or lost! Tip #6 Pack a Comfort Item Packing a comfort item for your child can significantly enhance their summer camp experience. Familiar objects like a stuffed animal or blanket provide security and reassurance in a new environment, helping to ease homesickness. Having something familiar to cuddle or hold onto can make the transition smoother, allowing your child to focus on making new friends and enjoying their camp adventures!

Jr Sports & Arts week is all about our 7-12 year old campers and gives them the ability to choose from a variety of sports and arts programs that are offered each day. JR SPORTS & ARTS JULY 19 -24 Sports & Arts Week is all about sports and arts for our 7-12 year old campers - hence the name. Sports & Arts Camp will give your camper the ability to choose from a variety of sports and arts programs that are offered each day. Your camper is offered many opportunities to try out new activities in both the areas of sports and arts. The overall goal at Pearce Williams is to allow your camper to gain self-esteem, self-confidence, and learn how to live in community, and how to interact with others. Activities at camp include: swimming, nature, sports, teamwork/team building games & initiatives, Makerspace, archery, chapel, drama, dance, hiking, cook-outs & sleep-outs, rocket building, gaga ball, 9 Square in the Air, campfires and so much more! t1:$675 T2:$650 T3:$625 APPLY NOW

PW Inclusion Program Program Overview The Inclusion Program at Pearce Williams gives campers extra support so they can feel included and have fun at camp. Campers and volunteers are matched 1:1 with an inclusion staff member who helps with care needs and joining in activities. We plan each camper’s time at camp based on what they can do, what they like, and how much help they need, so everyone can enjoy camp in a way that works for them. Because this 1:1 support needs extra staff, there is an additional camp fee to help cover the cost of this support Age Groups & Activities Campers (Ages 5–17): Participants are integrated into regular camp activities based on their abilities and interests. Our goal is to ensure they can engage meaningfully and enjoyably in all aspects of camp life. Volunteers (Ages 18 +): Older participants are considered volunteers. They take part in camp activities while also completing daily volunteer tasks to help build life skills. Examples of these tasks include: Setting tables Sweeping various areas Folding birthday cards Managing mail collection and delivery These responsibilities foster a sense of contribution to the camp community while allowing participants to enjoy the camp experience. There is a limited amount of volunteer positions each summer. Application Process When you express interest in our inclusion program, the first step is to set up an interview with our Director of Camps and Programs to talk through your camper’s needs and ensure that Pearce Williams is a good fit. If together we decide it is a good match, you will then be invited to register your camper for a week of camp. After registration, families of inclusion campers complete additional paperwork so we can get to know your camper in more detail and plan appropriate supports. Before summer begins, we also like to arrange a tour of camp so your family can see the site, meet some staff, and help your camper feel comfortable before their week away. Our Inclusion Facilitator will connect with you prior to your camper’s session to make sure we have everything needed to give them a successful week at camp, and you are always welcome to contact our office with any questions about our inclusion program. Program Limitations While Pearce Williams can accommodate a variety of disabilities, we recognize that our resources and expertise may not meet every camper’s needs. In such cases, we may need to decline a camper’s application. Families are encouraged to discuss their needs with us to determine if our program is the right fit for their child.

Tier Pricing Explained Realizing that families have different abilities to pay, Pearce Williams offers a voluntary three-tier payment program. You may choose the tier that is most suitable for your family. TIER SYSTEM EXPLAINED Our Pricing Model The Tier System allows us to continue to offer our amazing summer camp programs while letting everyone know the true cost of camp. The average cost of camp in Ontario is $1300 per week. Expenses for a camper to attend a single week of camp at Pearce Williams are well over $1000 when all is taken into account. We keep our fees for camp families significantly lower than the provinical average by subsidizing them through donations and rental income. Based on the above information you may choose the tier that is most suitable for your family. Tier I provides significantly subsidized fees compared to the true cost of camp. Tier II offers more subsidization of our fees for those who need to pay a little less. Tier III offers the lowest fees available for camp, making our programming as accessible to families in need as we possibly can. THIS PROGRAM IS VOLUNTARY AND IN NO WAY INFLUENCES THE EXPERIENCE CHILDREN RECEIVE, YET IT OFFERS THE OPPORTUNITY FOR FAMILIES TO TAKE AN ACTIVE ROLL IN SUPPORTING THE TRUE COST OF THEIR CHILD’S CAMP EXPERIENCE. ONLY THE OFFICE STAFF KNOW WHAT TIER YOU HAVE SELECTED AND THAT INFORMATION IS USED ONLY FOR BILLING PURPOSES. If you cannot afford the cost of Tier III, please email or call (519-764-2317) for a scholarship application. Scholarship applications are due by March 31st each year, and are open now. Apply for camp on November 1, 2025! Click Here to Apply Questions? Drop us an email: info@campisbetter.com

Weekly Themes Each week at Pearce Williams has a special theme! These themes are woven into exciting games and challenges where campers take on special roles or quests. A highlight of the week is our themed dinner on Thursday, where everyone dresses up in costumes and enjoys a fully decorated feast that brings the theme to life. Check out this year's themes down below! Summer 2026's Weekly Themes Summer 2025's Weekly Themes Summer 2024's Weekly Themes

Monthly Giving Monthly giving is an easy way to ensure that Pearce Williams Summer Camp continues to change the lives of kids through unforgettable summer camp experiences. By becoming a monthly donor, you are investing in the future of our campers, ensuring they have the opportunity to build lasting memories, develop new skills, and form lifelong friendships. What are the benefits of Monthly Giving? You will NEVER forget to give. Choose the amount you want to donate, and on the 15th of each month, this amount will be automatically deducted from your bank account or credit card. (Unless it falls on a weekend and then the withdrawal will occur on the following Monday.) You can change your gift amount at any time. You can easily amend your gift amount, put it on pause, or cancel by calling the Pearce Williams office. There are no hidden fees or charges. You will receive a consolidated tax receipt with giving statement at the end of the year - so convenient at income tax time! Become a Monthly Donor Become a Monthly Supporter Give Today Reach out to learn more: Justine "Jolly" Donor Relatations Coordinator 519-764-2317 donate@campisbetter.com