Albert & Ann Deshur JCC Rainbow Day Camp
Albert & Ann Deshur JCC Rainbow Day Camp, W3985 Trails End Rd, Fredonia, WI 53021
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Albert & Ann Deshur JCC Rainbow Day Camp offers activities that include waterfront time, sports, arts and crafts, Judaic education, nature, and games such as GaGa, Ping Pong, and playing cards. The Village area of camp includes its own GaGa Pit, Ping Pong tables, and gathering spaces for playing cards or talking with friends.
• Ages: 4–16 years old
• Schedule: Two-week full sessions, one-week partial sessions, and a one-week RDC Kickoff Week
• Price: Full Session (2 weeks): K4-9th: MEM $750 / COMM $820; Bonim Leaders: MEM $820 / COMM $920. Partial Session (1 week): K4-9th: MEM $390 / COMM $425; Bonim Leaders: MEM $425 / COMM $480. RDC Kickoff Week: K4-9th: MEM $375 / COMM $410; Bonim Leaders: MEM $410 / COMM $460.
Albert and Ann Deshur JCC Rainbow Day Camp states that it is an inclusive summer day camp for children and teens, guided by Jewish values, that fosters personal development, friendship, and community. The camp uses a 2-week session format that is described as providing a beginning, middle, and end to the camp experience, and Early Bird Registration runs through February 14 with families able to save $20 per week of camp. The program includes After Camp Care with a structured schedule of activities and games for RDC campers entering K5–5th grade, and offers a CIT Program for 15–16 year olds that includes leadership and job training with compensation, with an application required and limited spots available.
The camp describes itself as a day camp inspired by Jewish values that welcomes children of all backgrounds from throughout Metro Milwaukee and beyond, and notes that campers of all faiths, ethnicities, and abilities safely play and learn. Integrated Shiluv programs allow campers of differing abilities to be mainstreamed with their peers while receiving individualized support from professionally trained staff. The Road to Rainbow program is a partnership with local agencies that builds opportunities for campers from underserved neighborhoods, and The Upstream Arts provides programming for youth and adults with mild to severe cognitive, developmental, and physical disabilities.
The leadership team includes Lenny Kass, Executive Director of Albert & Ann Deshur JCC Rainbow Day Camp; Shelby Elias, Director of Albert & Ann Deshur JCC Rainbow Day Camp; and Evan MClean, Assistant Director of Albert & Ann Deshur JCC Rainbow Day Camp. The JCC notes that it is a partner in serving the community with the Milwaukee Jewish Federation and that it is steward of scholarship funds, which it states are made available to those who may need scholarship assistance.
Last updated July 26, 2026.
• Ages: 4–16 years old
• Schedule: Two-week full sessions, one-week partial sessions, and a one-week RDC Kickoff Week
• Price: Full Session (2 weeks): K4-9th: MEM $750 / COMM $820; Bonim Leaders: MEM $820 / COMM $920. Partial Session (1 week): K4-9th: MEM $390 / COMM $425; Bonim Leaders: MEM $425 / COMM $480. RDC Kickoff Week: K4-9th: MEM $375 / COMM $410; Bonim Leaders: MEM $410 / COMM $460.
Albert and Ann Deshur JCC Rainbow Day Camp states that it is an inclusive summer day camp for children and teens, guided by Jewish values, that fosters personal development, friendship, and community. The camp uses a 2-week session format that is described as providing a beginning, middle, and end to the camp experience, and Early Bird Registration runs through February 14 with families able to save $20 per week of camp. The program includes After Camp Care with a structured schedule of activities and games for RDC campers entering K5–5th grade, and offers a CIT Program for 15–16 year olds that includes leadership and job training with compensation, with an application required and limited spots available.
The camp describes itself as a day camp inspired by Jewish values that welcomes children of all backgrounds from throughout Metro Milwaukee and beyond, and notes that campers of all faiths, ethnicities, and abilities safely play and learn. Integrated Shiluv programs allow campers of differing abilities to be mainstreamed with their peers while receiving individualized support from professionally trained staff. The Road to Rainbow program is a partnership with local agencies that builds opportunities for campers from underserved neighborhoods, and The Upstream Arts provides programming for youth and adults with mild to severe cognitive, developmental, and physical disabilities.
The leadership team includes Lenny Kass, Executive Director of Albert & Ann Deshur JCC Rainbow Day Camp; Shelby Elias, Director of Albert & Ann Deshur JCC Rainbow Day Camp; and Evan MClean, Assistant Director of Albert & Ann Deshur JCC Rainbow Day Camp. The JCC notes that it is a partner in serving the community with the Milwaukee Jewish Federation and that it is steward of scholarship funds, which it states are made available to those who may need scholarship assistance.
Last updated July 26, 2026.
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