FCRV Programs
Family Campers & RVers offers a wide range of programs that support outdoor activity, education, conservation, community connection, and service. These programs reflect our commitment to healthy lifestyles, stewardship of natural resources, and meaningful engagement across all ages of our camping family.

Campers Actively Moving Program (C.A.M.P.)
and other outdoor movement activities that support lifelong health and wellness.
FCRV’s Campers Actively Moving Program, C.A.M.P., encourages healthy, active lifestyles for members at every level of the organization. At the National level, we provide structure, resources, and recognition that promote physical activity and wellness across FCRV. Regional, State, and Provincial leaders help coordinate group challenges, walking events, and fitness focused activities that bring members together. At the Chapter level, campers put C.A.M.P. into action through hikes, bike rides, group walks, and other activities that keep us moving while enjoying the outdoors. As a nonprofit, member led organization, C.A.M.P. reflects FCRV’s belief that camping is not just about where we go, but how we live, healthy, active, and together.
Disaster and Safety Awareness Training (DASAT)
safely and respond effectively to emergencies and disaster situations.
FCRV’s Disaster and Safety Awareness Training, DASAT, prepares members to respond confidently and responsibly in times of need. At the National level, we provide guidance, training materials, and program standards that promote safety awareness and disaster readiness across the organization. Regional, State, and Provincial leaders help coordinate educational sessions, preparedness initiatives, and community outreach efforts. At the Chapter level, members put DASAT into action by learning emergency procedures, sharing safety best practices, and supporting local response efforts when appropriate. As a nonprofit, member led organization, DASAT reflects FCRV’s commitment to protecting our members, our communities, and the places we camp.


Wildlife Refuge and Conservation
and promote responsible stewardship of the natural places where we camp.
FCRV’s commitment to wildlife and conservation begins at the National level and reaches all the way down to our local chapters. Nationally, we build meaningful partnerships with wildlife organizations, promote conservation awareness, and provide structure and resources that guide our environmental efforts across the organization. At the Regional, State, and Provincial levels, leaders coordinate projects, educational opportunities, and hands-on service activities that support parks, refuges, and outdoor spaces. At the Chapter level, members bring that mission to life by volunteering, fundraising, hosting conservation focused events, and teaching responsible camping practices. As a nonprofit, member-led organization, FCRV believes stewardship is not just a program, it is a shared responsibility woven into every level of who we are.
Wildlife Refuge Inc. Annual Report 2025
We had nine applications submitted this year and awarded three $1,000 grants. We were looking for support for the care, rehabilitation and release of animals and birds. The amount awarded is determined by the interest earned the previous year and our limit was $3,000 this year.
This years 3 winners are:
West Wildlife Rehab
Shirley Dethlefson – Ohio
westwildlife.org
Scouts Canada – Attawandaron Camp
Rudy and Sharon Sandau – Ontario
Attawandaron.com
Angie Shaneyfelt – Indiana
bpsanctuary.org

Humanitarian
members to support communities, families, and causes in need.
FCRV’s Humanitarian program coordinates service projects and charitable efforts that allow members to support communities, families, and causes in need. At the National level, we provide direction, partnerships, and resources that help focus our outreach and maximize our impact. Regional, State, and Provincial leaders organize larger service initiatives and connect members with meaningful opportunities within their areas. At the Chapter level, members bring the mission to life through local drives, volunteer efforts, fundraising activities, and hands on community support. As a nonprofit, member led organization, FCRV’s Humanitarian efforts reflect our belief that camping builds more than friendships, it builds communities that care for others.
Scholarship
helping invest in the future of our camping family and communities.
FCRV’s Scholarship program supports the educational goals of our members and their families. At the National level, we offer scholarship opportunities available to all eligible members across the organization, helping invest in the future of our camping community. In addition, some Regions and States provide their own scholarship programs, expanding opportunities and offering additional support at a more localized level. As a nonprofit, member-led organization, FCRV believes in encouraging growth, achievement, and continued education through meaningful financial assistance and recognition.

NCHA (FCRV) National Hank Nathan Scholarship Report 2025
The scholarship committee is proud to announce the 2025 scholarship winners:
- Emily Crombie. Plainville, CT. $2,750. Junior University of Connecticut—Storrs, CT. Major: Psychology
- Jalyn Greenwood, Jacksonville, North Carolina $2,150. Major: Civil Engineering University North Carolina Wilmington
- Kerri McHale. Carthage, N.Y. $1,525. Masters Program Psychology SUNY Brockport, New York
- Porter Slattery, Shawnee, KS $2,900. Class of 2028. Major: Business Economics & Accounting Drury University
- Lindsey Vozar, Brunswick, Ohio $3,350. Class of 2027. Major: Kinesiology Pre-Med Miami University, Ohio


Youth & Teens
and fun camping experiences that build lifelong outdoor interest.
FCRV’s Youth and Teens program creates opportunities for young members to learn, grow, and build lasting friendships through fun and meaningful experiences. At the National level, we provide structured programming, age appropriate activities, and dedicated events designed specifically for youth and teens, giving them space to connect with others their age while developing leadership and life skills. Regional, State, and Provincial leaders help coordinate group activities, service projects, and interactive learning experiences that keep young campers engaged. At the Chapter level, families and local leaders bring the program to life through games, outdoor adventures, educational activities, and mentorship. As a nonprofit, member led organization, FCRV is committed to investing in the next generation by creating a safe, supportive environment where youth and teens can thrive within the camping community.
Adult Activities
for adult members at events and gatherings throughout the year.
FCRV’s Adult Activities program offers social, recreational, and educational opportunities designed specifically for adult members throughout the year. At the National level, we host games and competitions created just for adults, giving members a chance to relax, laugh, and connect with peers in a fun and welcoming environment. Regional, State, and Provincial leaders coordinate workshops, themed gatherings, and activity programming that enhance larger events. At the Chapter level, members bring Adult Activities to life through game nights, seminars, crafts, group outings, and social events that strengthen friendships and create lasting memories. As a nonprofit, member-led organization, FCRV ensures that adult members have opportunities designed just for them while remaining an important part of the larger camping family.


Retirees
lifestyles, travel, fellowship, and continued engagement in camping.
FCRV’s Retiree programs provide meaningful opportunities for members who have the time and freedom to fully enjoy the camping lifestyle. At the National level, we offer activities, gatherings, and recognition that celebrate the experience and leadership retirees bring to the organization. Regional, State, and Provincial leaders coordinate extended stays, special interest groups, and daytime activities that fit flexible schedules. At the Chapter level, retirees help lead events, mentor newer members, and organize social outings, service projects, and travel adventures. As a nonprofit, member led organization, FCRV values the wisdom, dedication, and active involvement of our retirees, ensuring they remain an essential and vibrant part of our camping community.