JCC Abrams Camps is more than a camp, more than a summer – it’s a tradition. Where every camper finds their place, discovers new passions, and creates lifelong friendships! Spaces filling quickly! Don't wait. Where every day is a new adventure rooted in tradition . JCC Abrams Camps brings together the classic fun of summer camp with the deeper purpose of instilling Jewish values and fostering community . It’s where children and teens come together for a transformative experience that fosters personal growth, friendships, and a connection to Jewish identity. At camp, every day is an opportunity to learn, explore, and grow in a fun, supportive, and nurturing environment. From learning to climb the rockwall to passing the deep water test, our campers grow in confidence and character. The friendships formed here last long after the summer ends, and the lessons learned stay with them for life. Take a look at what the best summer ever looks like... We've been a trusted choice for campers, families, and staff since 1960. Why JCC Abrams Camps? Hear it directly from our camp family.

Register for our fun-filled kids' summer camp in Mercer County - an easy, fast way to start your child’s adventure close to home. Ready to secure your spot? Spaces are filling up quickly... REGISTER NOW! Returning Families Register Here New Families Register Here Questions? Phone (609) 606-7070 Mail camps@jccpmb.org Not ready to register? That's okay! Fill out one of our no-pressure forms to start the conversation with us. Camp Interest Form Book A Tour Schedule A Camp Chat Terms & Conditions Summer 2026 Camp Dates: 6/29/26 - 8/21/26 Payment Policy: A $500 refundable camp deposit is required at registration. No exceptions. Please choose from the following payment options: Option 1: Deposit of $500 per camper upon enrollment, then monthly auto-pay ACH or Credit/Debit Card payments with balance paid by 4/30/26. Option 2: Deposit of $500 per camper upon enrollment, 2nd payment of at least $1000 per camper due on 2/2/26, then balance due on or before 4/30/26. All camp payments must be paid in full by 4/30/26. Cancellation and Refund Policy: All cancellations & refund requests must be emailed to jccabramscamps@jccpmb.org by 4/1/26 (6th-10th Grade) and 4/30/26 (PreK-5th Grade). There will be no refund requests granted after 4/30/26. Travel campers who validate the camp provided 2026 Six Flags pass and subsequently cancel their registration will incur a $250 cancellation fee. We reserve the right to revise our cancellation and refund policy at any time. Payment Options: Cash, check (payable to JCC Abrams Camps) or ACH. Credit/Debit Card payment (Visa, MasterCard and Discover) accepted for an additional 3% fee via your dashboard at https://jccabramscamps.campmanagement.com. All available discounts will be applied before your payment is processed. We look forward to another amazing Summer! TAX EIN - 21-0637383 Making Camp Accessible For All At JCC Abrams Camps, we believe every child deserves the joy and memories of a summer at camp. Our Financial Assistance Program is designed to support families facing economic challenges, ensuring that no child misses out on the camp experience. Financial aid is available based on need and the allocation of funds. If you’d like to learn more or apply, please contact us for additional details. Together, we’ll work to make camp a reality for your family.

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There is an old adage that says, “If you need something done, ask a busy person.” Florence Lipstein is certainly that person. As she celebrates her 100th birthday on December 19, her talents, skills, and compassion are evident in everything she has so generously undertaken. A native of New Jersey, Florence grew up in the Summit area and completed her nursing education at Newark Beth Israel Hospital School of Nursing. She remained in Newark after marrying a “local boy,” Martin Lipstein. When the first of their two sons was born, Florence left her position as Head Nurse in the Newborn Nursery. Her career in organizational work began around this time, when she joined B’nai B’rith Women, Weequahic (Newark) Chapter. She held thirteen different positions before becoming chapter president. When she and her family moved to Woodbridge in 1956, Florence helped charter a new B’nai B’rith chapter there and became a Board member of the Central NJ Council. Fortunately for us, the Lipstein family moved to Ewing Township in 1969. They joined Adath Israel Congregation immediately, and Flo volunteered to be the synagogue’s official photographer. This was followed by her serving as Treasurer of the Sisterhood for sixteen years; being named Woman of the Year in 1986; Honoree of the Torah Fund Luncheon in 1988; Memorial Booklet Chair for twenty-one years; Treasurer of the Board of Adath Israel; and an enthusiastic participant in adult education classes, which led to her becoming a Bat Mitzvah on her 62nd birthday. In the greater Ewing area, Flo joined Club D and the PC Club at Hollowbrook; became a Life Member of Women for Greenwood House; a Life Member of Jewish Family Service; and a Life Member of Hadassah. She received a Volunteer Award from JFCS, was appointed to the Board of the JCC, joined the Advisory Board of the Mercer County Legal Services Project for the Elderly, and volunteered computer services for the Tinnitus Self-Help Group. Living in Ewing also meant joining the JCC and, in 1986, the Golden Age Club. She became Publicity Chair and a Board Member of the Golden Age Club, participated in George’s classes and trips to Europe, taught Bridge on Mondays, led exercise classes, and later served as President of the Golden Age Club from 2007–2012. Although Flo has moved to Meadow Lakes, she remains a steady and involved member of the Golden Age Club and its Executive Board. Her move to Meadow Lakes has allowed her to resume master gardening; exhibit her award-winning photography; teach computer skills to fellow residents; teach crochet and knitting; serve on the Steering Committee; chair the New Friends Committee; appear in drama productions; and serve as Parliamentarian for The Forum (the Meadow Lakes Residents’ Association). Thank you, Flo, for all you have done and all you continue to do!

This week we are giving thanks for the ability to make the world a better place. At camp, giving back happens all summer long. Mitzvah Mondays set the tone each week, and generosity continues through service projects, everyday acts of kindness, and moments of guidance and support. Mitzvot are among our most important values, and they guide the heart of our community. This past summer our campers helped nearby and far beyond. They packed snacks and water for East Windsor Fire Department, brought in new toys for kids with RISE, and stocked baby supplies for HomeFront in Lawrenceville. They saved can tabs for Ronald McDonald House, gathered gently used shoes for Soles4Souls, and filled backpacks with JFCS so classmates could start strong. Our Teen Travel group also spent time with local seniors...games, stories, and a lot of smiles. Tzedakah wars across camp fueled our JCC Scholarship Big Give, and painted Kindness Rocks represented everything we worked so hard to accomplish. Thank you to everyone who went out of their way to shop and collect donations for these important causes. What organizations, charities, or causes would you like to see us support this summer? Comment below with your suggestions, or send us a dm on social. PS - Start saving those can tabs now! Let's see if we can double our donation next summer.

This week, our hearts are overflowing with gratitude for the incredible people who form the heart of camp . They are the dedicated helpers and mentors who create the magic, the moments, and the memories that define a JCC Abrams Camps summer. We are talking about every single member of our staff family: our amazing counselors, specialists, nurses, lifeguards, madrichim, bus drivers, leadership, and support staff. They are the ones on the ground, making "brave tries" possible every single day. They greet with a smile, coach with enthusiasm, cheer the loudest, and care deeply so that every camper can feel safe to connect, smile, and grow. Shining Stars: Our Guest Experts This past summer, we were privileged to host an outstanding roster of guest experts who truly lit up the grounds and broadened our campers' horizons! Their passion and expertise introduced new skills, boosted confidence, and fostered essential values like grit and discipline. Guest Expert Contribution Key Skill/Value Steve Garrison  (Former NY Yankee) Pitching clinic and inspirational talk Confidence  on and off the mound Rachel Siegel  (Acoustix Music Studio) Joyful music classes for our youngest Creativity  and connection through song Coach Crehan  (Hoops Academy) Basketball skills clinics Turning effort  into progress Bryce “The Precise Ninja” Ninja warrior training and obstacle course Focus  and grit Leslie  (Four Peas and a Dog) Creative cookie decorating masterclass Hands-on creativity  and fun David Kahn  (Krav Maga) Self-defense and discipline instruction Discipline  and self-confidence That sounds like a wonderful message! Here is the content transformed into a blog post format, ready to share: ❤️ The Heart of Camp: Celebrating Our Brave-Making Team This week, our hearts are overflowing with gratitude for the incredible people who form the heart of camp . They are the dedicated helpers and mentors who create the magic, the moments, and the memories that define a JCC Abrams Camps summer. We are talking about every single member of our staff family: our amazing counselors, specialists, nurses, lifeguards, madrichim, bus drivers, leadership, and support staff. They are the ones on the ground, making "brave tries" possible every single day. They greet with a smile, coach with enthusiasm, cheer the loudest, and care deeply so that every camper can feel safe to connect, smile, and grow. Shining Stars: Our Guest Experts This past summer, we were privileged to host an outstanding roster of guest experts who truly lit up the grounds and broadened our campers' horizons! Their passion and expertise introduced new skills, boosted confidence, and fostered essential values like grit and discipline. Guest Expert Contribution Key Skill/Value Steve Garrison  (Former NY Yankee) Pitching clinic and inspirational talk Confidence  on and off the mound Rachel Siegel  (Acoustix Music Studio) Joyful music classes for our youngest Creativity  and connection through song Coach Crehan  (Hoops Academy) Basketball skills clinics Turning effort  into progress Bryce “The Precise Ninja” Ninja warrior training and obstacle course Focus  and grit Leslie  (Four Peas and a Dog) Creative cookie decorating masterclass Hands-on creativity  and fun David Kahn  (Krav Maga) Self-defense and discipline instruction Discipline  and self-confidence Your Voice: Share the Gratitude and the Vision! The people behind the moments are what make camp so special. We want to hear from you! Who Helped Your Camper Grow? Was there a counselor who went the extra mile? A specialist who unlocked a new passion? A bus driver who always made the ride fun? Comment and we'll be sure to pass along your heartfelt gratitude and thanks directly to them. Who Do You Want to See Next Year? We are already planning for an even more amazing summer in 2026! What kind of celebrity or expert would you like to see inspire our campers next? Celebrity chefs teaching a culinary masterclass? Competitive swimmers sharing Olympic-level tips? A renowned tennis pro running drills? Other ideas? Comment with your thoughts and suggestions! Let’s hear it one more time for the people behind the moments that make JCC Abrams Camps a truly unforgettable place!