ORPR CAMP

ЛАГЕРЬ ОРПР

A SUMMER TRADITION

Nestled in the scenic heart of northern Illinois, ORPR Camp offers a unique month-long experience for Russian Orthodox youth. Immerse yourself in a vibrant community where you'll deepen your understanding of your faith through engaging classes on religion, culture, and history. Learn valuable scouting skills, participate in exciting activities like swimming, hiking, and scavenger hunts, and gather around crackling campfires under starry skies.

For over 60 years, ORPR has been a cherished tradition, fostering lifelong friendships and memories.

ORPR Camp would like to extend a special thank you and acknowledge the following donors for their support of the 2024 St. Tatiana’s Day Ball:

Dear ORPR Camp community,

Thank you for another great year of camp! Your support means the world to our campers.

We’re calling on your help to preserve a piece of camp history. The iconic barn needs your support! By contributing to our GoFundMe campaign, you’ll be helping us restore this beloved landmark and create new memories for generations to come.

https://www.gofundme.com/f/orpr-camp-barn-fundraiser?qid=d3bb8f6a9dac64fdcd7edd1392caee48

The Ana Chapman Memorial Scholarship Fund

The Chapman and Emerson families established the Ana Chapman Memorial Scholarship Fund to help campers in need of financial assistance. To contribute, please click the link below.  Alternatively, checks made out to ORPR Camp, Inc. may be mailed to the following address::

ORPR Camp, c/o Helen Pregl
517 Sommers Landing North
Hudson, WI 54016

All good deeds done in the name of the reposed are received as prayers by Our Merciful Lord.

Ana Chapman Memorial Scholarship Fund

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Support our mission while gaining valuable exposure. We offer a range of sponsorship opportunities for businesses, individuals, and organizations like yours. By becoming a sponsor, you'll connect with our dedicated camp community, including campers, their families, and our engaged social media followers.

Nicholas Sakuta (July 10, 2024)

ORPR Camp mourns the loss of longtime camper and friend, Nika Sakuta, who reposed in the Lord on Wednesday, July 10 in Toronto, Canada at the age of 63 after a brief illness. We extend our condolences to his brother Alik and family, his sons Jonathan and Tim, his wife Michelle and his extended family.

Nika forged lifelong friendships at ORPR Camp and, along with his brother Alik later helped to found Ruskoka Camp in Muskoka, Ontario, where he put his talents as a master tinkerer and true craftsman to building the camp infrastructure, including the St. Alexis Chapel on the grounds.

Please remember the newly reposed servant of God Nicholas in your prayers. May his memory be eternal!

https://www.forrestandtaylor.com/obituaries/nicholas-sakuta