Endowment funds are critical to the long-term stability of any organization. The funds are invested and the interest from these funds is used for scholarship, for faculty and staff enrichment, and to support the Foundation as a whole. Contributions to the endowment are an investment in Chewonki's future.

Our Endowment Funds

The Clarence E. and Katherine B. Allen Camp Scholarship Funds
These funds generously provide for financial aid to young boys and girls for whom Chewonki Camp for Boys, Chewonki Camp for Girls or a Chewonki wilderness trip would otherwise be out of reach.

The Clarence E. and Katherine B. Allen Fund
The Beebe Family Fund
Endowment Fund for Girls Programs
Endowment Fund for Maine Girls
The Ben Ladley Fund
William U. Niss Fund
The Matt Rodman Fund
The Rob Stone Fund
The William B. and Anngenette G. Tyler Fund

The Ellis Funds
These funds are designated for Chewonki staff development and allow for continued professional education and enrichment.

Tim and Margaret Ellis Fund
The Scott Andrews Fund, for the Semester School faculty
The Jennifer Booth Dolan Fund, for young cooks
The Elmore Family Fund, for grants to past participants

The Fund for Teaching and the Environment
Contributions to this fund will support all programs within the Center for Environmental Education.

The Eaton Farm Fund
The Carolyn Gebbia Fund
The Bill & Mardi Hudson Fund
The Lamson Fund
The Justin Peter Roy Fund
The Spiess Family Fund

The General Endowment

These funds within our endowment are not restricted to specific purposes, allowing for great flexibility in support of Chewonki as a whole.

The Bart and Mel Chapin Fund
The Palmer Stamell Fund

Chewonki Semester School Scholarship Fund
The semester school scholarship fund serves to broaden the diversity of our student body by providing assistance to individuals for whom this program is financially out of reach.

Semester 42 Fund

Scholarships for All Programs
These funds provide financial aid to deserving participants in all Chewonki programs.

The Sheryl A. Blair Fund
The Erin G. Cummings Fund