The blessings of white shirts not yet muddied, stained, or wrinkled; fresh haircuts; and lost-and-found bins that are not overflowing. Another summer begins. Many of our camps have welcomed their first campers, who are experiencing the joy of coming home. We feel profound gratitude as we watch our communities open their gates each summer. Our early stops have included Ramah Darom, Ramah Wisconsin, and the Chicagoland Day Camp, as well as staff week at Ramah Canada.
Read MoreWe are very proud to announce that the 2025 Ramah camping season has officially opened for campers.The singing, dancing, playing, praying, and learning have all begun for more than 11,000 campers and staff who will participate in a Ramah program this summer.
Read MoreThis week, 31 Rashei Edah and 10 year-round professionals gathered at Ramah Darom for Winer, our annual Rosh Edah training conference. The days were filled with learning, leadership growth, and preparation for Kayitz 2026.
Read MoreA letter from Amy Skopp Cooper, National Ramah Commission CEO, to the parents of the 33 teens who are participating in Tichon Ramah Yerushalayim (TRY), the Ramah high school spring semester program based in Jerusalem.
Read MoreTo mark the end of JDAIM 2026, we are pleased to share reflections from NRC’s 2025–2026 parent and Tikvah alumni initiatives.
Read MoreThe Ramah College Network Shabbaton brought 35 college Ramahniks to Congregation Agudas Achim in Columbus, Ohio for a weekend of celebration, study, and togetherness.
Read MoreThe National Ramah Commission (NRC) is proud to share our Strategic Plan for 2026–2030, a blueprint designed to ensure that the Ramah Movement meets the challenges of today and tomorrow.
Read MoreWeinstein 2026 reminded us that the Ramah spirit shines brightly even when the path gets muddy. We are heading home with a clearer vision and a deeper commitment to our chanichim (campers). We’re ready to lead, rain or shine, for Kayitz 2026.
Read MoreAt camp, core Jewish memories are imprinted so that Ramahniks may live with wonder and gratitude, courage and responsibility.
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