CIRCLE OF TAPAWINGO


Mission Statement



Circle of Tapawingo is a week-long overnight camp program for girls between the ages of eight and sixteen who have experienced the death of a parent. Our mission is twofold: to offer our campers the adventures and fun of living and playing together at a beautiful, traditional overnight camp in Maine while offering them a supportive place in which to share their grief.


Board of Directors


  • Sandi Lando Welch
      President
  • Terry Holzman
      Vice President
  • Michael Bloomston
      Treasurer
  • Martha Straus
      Secretary
  • Grace Gortatowsky Bright
  • Jay Bright
  • Julie Geer
  • Maureen Pursley
  • Audrey Rothstein
  • Natalie Schwab
  • Cathy Spear

Honorary Board Member


  • Jane Lichtman
      Owner and Director, Camp Tapawingo

Corporate Sponsors


  • Homes, Lowry, Horn & Johnson, LTD
  • MPowered, LLC

Diversity Statement


The Circle of Tapawingo Board of Directors respects and values the diversity of all of its campers, volunteers, and Board members.
The Board of Directors defines diversity as individuality, which includes a wide spectrum of attributes, such as personal style, age, race, gender, ethnic heritage, sexual orientation/identity, language, physical ability, religious affiliation, family, citizenship status, socio-economic circumstances, education, political affiliation, and life experience.
A diverse Board of Directors creates an inclusive environment in which a full range of ideas and information can be exchanged, leading to fuller and richer Board decisions that will best serve the needs of Circle's campers.


Non-discrimination Policy


Circle of Tapawingo shall not discriminate in any of its programs or services on the basis of race, color, religion, national origin, age, disability, sexual orientation or gender identity and expression, except that:



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