Things may have seemed to go quiet for Harvest for Kids now that winter has settled in, but the planning for our 2012 World Record event in Saskatchewan continues to roll along as contacts and preparations are being made. In addition to that, we are always trying to brainstorm and come up with new and innovative ideas for generating financial support for our camping programs in the developing world through agricultural projects both in North America and overseas.

If you’re looking to get involved and support our ministry during this holiday season, we have many ways you can do so, just visit our Projects page. Our parent organization, Children’s Camps International, also has many ways you can support the ministry through Gift Giving.

Christmas is a great time to enjoy the fellowship of friends and family, but let us not forget those less fortunate than us.
“Never worry about numbers. Help one person at a time, and always start with the person nearest you.” ~Mother Teresa

On behalf of Harvest for Kids and Children’s Camps International, I want to wish you all a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!
May God bless you and your families.

What a great day in Northwood, North Dakota!

On October 22nd, people gathered to watch the corn harvest take place. All proceeds from the corn crop as well as some other crops were designated to sending kids to camp. Harvest for Kids partnered with FaHoCha Bible Camp, Cooperstown Bible Camp, Park River Bible Camp and kids across the world with Children’s Camps International.

Growing conditions were not the greatest this year in the Northwood area as heavy rains put a lot of stress on the crops. However, we were blessed to have a yield of 120 bushels per acre on our corn field.

High Valley was able to be a part of the actual harvest on the field and later on provided a concert at the evening celebration.

God bless these camps, the kids, and the future of Harvest for Kids in North Dakota.