About
Project Morry offers Morry's Camp Summer Learning and Overnight Camp Experience, which includes educational challenges, creative programs, outdoor adventures, leadership, and mentoring opportunities. The school year program offers year-round academic enrichment and support, with students meeting monthly in their communities. A typical Morry's Camp day is divided into activity periods, electives, and a structured evening program.
Programs
- Morry's Camp Summer Learning and Overnight Camp Experience — Summer camp experience with educational challenges, creative programs, outdoor adventures, leadership and mentoring opportunities.
- School Year Program — Year-round academic enrichment and support; students meet monthly in their communities.
At a glance
- Ages: 9–18 years old
- General schedule: A typical Morry’s Camp day is divided into activity periods, electives and a structured evening program. The school year program includes monthly meetings in students’ communities.
About the provider
Project Morry says it has delivered a youth development program for more than 20 years. Its mission is to empower young people from under-resourced communities to envision and establish a positive future. The camp community is involved through "Camps that Give," where private for-profit camps and campers partner with Project Morry and undertake fundraisers, and many alumni are involved as volunteers and employees.
Project Morry’s ten-year commitment begins in grade 4 and continues through high school graduation and preparation for college or the workforce. The program is divided into grades 4-7 and 8-12. Activities are tailored to the age of the children.
What families say
“It is an honor and privilege to attend Project Morry, because not everyone can go. You have to earn the chance to attend each year. At Project Morry, you learn from the people around you.” — Daniel
“Morry’s dream is inspiring. Every time I hear it, I feel like I carry his legacy and so do my little brothers. Morry wasn’t just a man, he was the start of something big, bigger than the camp, bigger than the lake.” — Jennifer
“The perfect age is “9” because you get more responsibility and you still get treated like a kid.” — Kelvin
Last updated September 7, 2026.
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