Frequently Asked Questions

Directors: Directors Wendi and Scott Adair work directly with campers. Wendi often teaches the written expression class and manages the daily happenings at camp. Scott prepares meals and leads the culinary arts program. At least one director will be on campus during camp operations and attend any off-campus excursions. 

Counselors: Our counselors are between the ages of 17 and 23. They undergo an in-depth interview process, including meeting with the director, background checks, and character references. Counselors are responsible for the day-to-day care of campers, activity planning, Bible devotions, establishing trusting relationships, and so much more. Before camp, counselors complete a four-day training that prepares them for successful and safe interactions with campers.

Health Care Provider: A designated health care provider will be available at camp and during overnight excursions. Health care providers have a minimum Red Cross Adult/Pediatric First-Aid CPR certification. In addition, a registered nurse will be available for consultation with our health care provider and review of our medical procedures.

Tutors: All literacy tutors have completed a minimum of fifty hours of Orton-Gillingham-based literacy instruction and completed fifty hours of literacy instruction.

Volunteers: Volunteers often serve as a reading partner to campers during oral reading time.

We will have availability for fifteen campers at Bound for Glory Camp. We offer individualized care and literacy instruction. Having a small camp provides the opportunity to build strong relationships and a family atmosphere.

Our camp sessions are four weeks long. Longer sessions allow campers the opportunity to make significant literacy gains.

We prioritize camper safety and individualized attention by maintaining a high adult-to-camper ratio. In most cases, we have more adults than campers present. Our minimum ratio is one adult for every four campers, ensuring each child’s needs are met effectively.

Yes, every adult that will interact with your child has passed a criminal background check.

Food is a highlight at BFG Camp. Meals are planned and prepared by our Culinary Director, Scott Adair, a professional chef for 30 years. Meals are prepared with fresh, nutritious ingredients that encourage campers to make healthy food choices. Campers will have the opportunity to explore different foods from around the world. We provide multiple meal choices to meet a variety of taste preferences. 

Absolutely! Intensive, structured language instruction has been proven to support individuals struggling with literacy. Campers who attended Bound for Glory Camp make measurable improvements in their literacy skills. Beyond improvement, our program prevents the “summer slide,” the loss of literacy skills during summer break. Campers return to school equipped with the skills and confidence they need to thrive as successful students.