Mission Vision Values
We give children of Canadian Military families and children who share similar unique life challenges a camp to call their own. Camp Maple Leaf supports and celebrates campers for who they are, and fosters friendships that follow them home.
Vision
Children with unique life challenges have camp friends who share their experiences and help them thrive.
Values
Kindness
We are kind and inclusive, and build a culture where everyone belongs
Respect
We foster respect for all those who have served our Country and Communities, both past and present
Results
We take fun seriously and we will make an impact on every camper’s life
Responsibility
We are responsible stewards of our donated resources and natural environment
Appreciation
We honour and appreciate our donors and partners
Mission
We give children of Canadian Military Families and children who share similar unique life challenges a camp to call their own.
Vision
Children with unique life challenges have camp friend who share their experiences and help them thrive.
Values
Kindness
Respect
Appreciation
Results
Responsibility
The Tanamakoon
Charitable Foundation
Founded by Kim and Marilyn Smith, It was incorporated and received its charitable status in 1999. Collectively, the Smiths have been involved in camping and education for over 80 years, most notably as the owners and directors of Camp Tanamakoon, a traditional summer camp for girls. From its beginning the Foundation has been donating to small women’s and children’s charities. The Tanamakoon Charitable Foundation now carries out its mission by directly supporting Camp Maple Leaf.
Camp Maple Leaf is operated by the Tanamakoon Charitable Foundation – Registration #870125150RR0001.
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