Camphill Special School : Support and Giving

Special Events

Each year, with help from volunteers, local businesses, and our community, Camphill Special School hosts distinctive events to increase awareness of the work we do with children and youth and to raise funds in support of our mission.

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Save the date for the 2012 Camphill proAm

June 1, 2012 ~ Gala at the Phoenixville Foundry

Delicious food, incredible auction items, rocking music and much more!

June 2, 2012 ~ ProAm Tennis Tournament at Whitford Country Club

Talented local Pros and ams, children's tennis clinic, and fun surprises

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a CASTLE IN THE CANADIAN ROCKIES!

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SAVE THE DATE FOR THE

2012 Camphill Challenge Bike Ride

October 14, 2012

The fifth annual Camphill Challenge was a big success

Click here to learn more and see photos from the event

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Camphill RED BARN BALL and

ProAm Tennis Tournament a huge success

Nearly four hundred friends and supporters of Camphill Special School gathered at Beaver Farm on June 3 to raise over $140,000 for the school and its students. Robin Young of National Public Radio’s Here and Now served as emcee of the “Red Barn Ball,” presented by PECO Energy, An Exelon Company.

Tours of the new student residence and the new education and resource center at Beaver Farm highlighted the evening. Beaver Farm is the home of Camphill’s Transition Program for students ages eighteen through twenty-one.

The fun continued the next day at White Manor Country Club in Malvern, Pennsylvania where Camphill ProAm Tennis Tournament founder Anthony DeCecco of Tennis Addiction in Exton, Pennsylvania offered a tennis clinic for both typical and developmentally delayed children of all ages.

Brian Zanzitis and Brenna Mendelsohn won the 2011 Camphill ProAm Tennis Tournament. Zanzitis, a number one singles player at Kutztown University, is a certified USPTA professional. Rated a 4.5 amateur, Mendelsohn is an attorney with Mendelsohn and Mendelsohn, P.C. in Reading, Pennsylvania.

Click here for a list of sponsors, advertisers, and auction item donors

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The second annual Plein Air for Camphill exhibition benefiting Camphill Special School was held on Tuesday, October 5, 2010 at The Rosenfeld Gallery in Philadelphia. Click here to visit our on-line gallery and purchase a painting!

Young Ram in the Near Fieldby Nancy Bea Miller

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