CAMP - PROJECT NEW HOPE VETERANS CAMP
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Camp Application
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
How Much is it to Attend?
FREE
Do I Come Alone?
No, bring your whole family, children are welcome. This can be time for the entire family to regroup and reconnect.
Do I Need to Bring Food?
No, All Meals Are Provided
Is Alcohol Allowed?
As this is a family event, we do not allow alcoholic beverages.
Do I have to Attend all of the Sessions Offered?
No
What if I Don’t Want to Talk in Front of a Group?
You don’t have to. The counselors are available to talk with you 24/7. Invite one fishing, hiking, or just sit around a campfire.
What do I Need to Bring?
Sleeping bag or blankets, pillow, towels and washcloths, personal items (shampoo, deodorant, etc.), prescription meds, health insurance information, fishing license, and warm clothing for around the campfire.
How Large are the Groups?
No More Than Ten Couples
What if I have Additional Questions?
Contact Debbie Grimes via call/text @ (308) 627-7107 or via email @ ravennaracers@yahoo.com
CAMP - FLOYD RODGERS
Committee Chair
DG Edward Dunn
The Committee
Paul Baustain
John Braisted
PDG Brad Keller
DG Delan Reed
Deb Reimers
Lori Rowley
Dee Sawyer
Debbie Grimes
June 21 - 27, 2026
Registration opens in February 2026!
Camp Floyd Rogers is an exciting overnight summer camp experience for youth living with diabetes. The camp is held at a beautiful camp site just outside of Cozad, NE. For one week each June, over one hundred youth aged eight to eighteen take up residence to make friends, enjoy summer activities, and learn more about diabetes. These children, whose disease often leaves them feeling isolated or different, enjoy a sense of community and inclusiveness at camp. It is truly a week that shapes a lifetime for so many children.
The Lions Foundation Committee is asking the Lions District Governors to contact each Lions Club President to spread the word to all the members of
the clubs how the committee wants to help diabetic children go to a diabetic camp. Any diabetic child that wants to and is able to go to a diabetic camp that a Nebraska Lions Club is sponsoring, the committee will help by matching funds of the clubs. The camp I know the most about is the Floyd Rogers Camp that is south of Cozad, Nebraska, but it can be another camp, even one in a neighboring state. We want children to have a chance
to go to camp. Floyd Rogers Camp starts registration on February 1st, 2023, and fills up very fast. They do take at least 100 children, ages 8 to 18.
Their camp this year is June 23-29, 2024. To register for Floyd Rogers Camp, go to www,campfloydrogers.com
Any questions call:
Larry Seger
308-387-4578