by Ellie Burk | Aug 12, 2020 | Isaiah 40 Project Blog, News and Happenings
This summer certainly is a summer of new experiences for me. Though I’ve been going here for thirteen years, ten of them spent as a camper, there was and is so much I hadn’t had the chance to do. I hiked parts of twelve trails on Saturday as part of our Hike-A-Thon,...
by Katie Carboni | Jul 17, 2020 | Isaiah 40 Project Blog, News, News and Happenings
My name is Katie Carboni, some of you may know me as Nurse Katie. I am quite new to the Hanover Family, as I joined this wonderful community in summer 2019. I am extremely blessed to be part of the Isaiah 40 intentional community this summer. It wasn’t the summer I...
by Reilly McNamara | Jul 6, 2020 | Isaiah 40 Project Blog, News, News and Happenings
Anyone who knows me, knows that to me, kids are everything. Yes, everything. When I heard that summer camps would not be happening this summer, I had a long process of grieving the possibilities that could have been. I knew I would miss all of the incredible smiles,...
by Rachel Talmadge | Jun 27, 2020 | Isaiah 40 Project Blog, News, News and Happenings
Hello! My name is Rachel Talmadge! I am from Fredericksburg, VA, and I am 19 years old. I came to camp as a camper for most of my childhood and then I was lucky enough to be hired as a counselor for the first time last summer. I am currently living at Camp Hanover as...
by Virgnia Adams | Jun 16, 2017 | Camp Hanover, News, News and Happenings
It wasn’t supposed to rain that day. Not that one can ever truly know the weather at camp, but, based on an email from my mom, the forecast appeared sunny. Nevertheless, that night, on our cookout, it flooded. Cooking fajita chicken became one of my greatest memories,...
by Harry Zweckbronner | Mar 29, 2017 | Camp Hanover, News, News and Happenings
Tips on Preparing for Camp Your child’s time at camp will be here before you know it. Make sure everyone is ready for that time away with these tips: Talk about their concerns, but redirect them to a positive place. “Lots of people feel homesick,...
