This is a reminder that Camp Fire Programs will be closed October 15th during the ASD in-service. Camp Fire staff will be engaged in professional development during this time.   For the ASD conferences happening October 20th and 21st, Camp Fire will be hosting normal… Read More >

  Subsistence is a traditional way of living off the land that has sustained Alaskans for thousands of years. But for many Alaska Natives, subsistence is more than just food—it is a worldview and a way of life that includes… Read More >

Summer Adventure Camp Staff jump into summer!     We had such a great summer and we hope you did too! It was so nice to bring back Camp K and, after a year delay, get to have our first… Read More >

Camp Fire Alaska seeks a forward-thinking Chief Financial Officer (CFO), with a passion for providing children the opportunity to find their spark, lift their voice, and discover who they are.

We hope that these FAQs will help answer some of your questions about our current programs.

…creating time and space for Elders and other adults to participate in activities with youth and staff and teach them about cultural history, subsistence living, and more.

  What does “cultural appropriate” mean: The use of one culture’s elements by a group or individual who does not belong to that culture. The adoption of these elements from another culture typically occurs without the consent of the people… Read More >