Send a kid to camp

The best way to support the ministry of Pulse is to donate to our "Send a Kid to Camp" fund.

These funds will be used to support those who otherwise could not afford to attend these events which are such high points in the faith formation of a young person. It continues a longer legacy dating back to the 1920s, when Methodist Church initiatives raised funds for children to attend Crusader camps.

“The Send a Kid to Camp fund is a fantastic opportunity for the whole church to contribute to the discipleship of young people in our Synod,” says Joanna Drayton, the Pulse Team Leader. 

“Pulse receives funding requests from all over NSW and the ACT, mostly from rural and regional churches who are committed to getting their kids on our camps but for who the additional cost of transporting them to and from camp and funding leaders attendance is a stretch which sometimes puts these opportunities out of reach.”

“Every little bit counts, your donations will go entirely to sending someone to one of our three major camps each year,  so please think about what you could contribute to help build young people’s faith and develop young leaders as part of the Pulse ministry.” 

"Send a Kid to Camp" directly supports young people to attend the Pulse camps throughout the year. This is a critical partnership opportunity for everyone to participate in ministry with young people—your donation can make a difference in one young person’s life (or many!) by subsidising or even covering their registration fees so they can attend, lifting their eyes and helping them see they are a part of the bigger family of God. 

For more information about "Send a Kid to Camp" read this story.

How can I send a kid to camp?

To donate, people interested can send funds via Direct Debit to:

Pulse Camp Fund
BSB: 634634
ACC: 100046230