Michael Abrams
Robert C. Aronoff
Joey Behrstock
Maxx Cohen
Melissa Corleto
Jonathan David
Richard Feldstein
David Fenton
Jo Fogel
Owned and operated by Jewish Big Brothers Big Sisters of Los Angeles and proudly open to children of all backgrounds.
Camp Bob Waldorf sits on 112 acres in the Verdugo Hills of Glendale, 15 miles from Downtown Los Angeles. We run overnight summer camps and weekend retreats for kids in grades 2 through 12.
Everything at Camp Bob Waldorf comes back to four words: Community, Identity, Inclusion, Respect. They guide how we hire counselors, how we organize cabins, how we resolve conflicts, and how we treat every person on this property.
Your child will hear these words at camp. They’ll also feel them in the way a counselor remembers their name, the way cabin groups make decisions together, and the way every camper is included regardless of ability, background, or identity.
Camp Bob Waldorf is accredited by the American Camping Association, which verifies our compliance with over 300 nationally recognized standards for operation. Camp Bob Waldorf is owned and operated by Jewish Big Brothers Big Sisters of Los Angeles, a 100-year-old nonprofit organization that provides a range of innovative, impactful programs to assist youth in achieving their full potential.
Vice President of Camp & Retreat Operations
Assistant Director
Registration and Outreach Associate
Facilities Assistant
Facilities Team Member
Facilities Coordinator
Facilities Coordinator
Executive Chef
Recreation & Retreats Program Coordinator
Lauren Kurzweil¹
Dan Rosenson
Thomas R. Schiff
Shoshana Himmel, VP
Alex Kozakov¹, VP
Randy Levine, Development Chair
Eric Fingleson, Youth Mentoring Chair
Sandy Sigal¹, Immediate Past President
Jonathan Lurie¹, Secretary
Aaron Cohen, Treasurer
Michael Abrams
Robert C. Aronoff
Joey Behrstock
Maxx Cohen
Melissa Corleto
Jonathan David
Richard Feldstein
David Fenton
Jo Fogel
Jonah Gadinsky
Cara Heckenberg
Debbie Hiller
Scott R. Isdaner*¹
Wendy Kellner
Steve Miller
Marc Mostman
Adam Peterson
Heidi Praw
Dan Rosenson*
Stephen M. Saltzman*¹
Thomas R. Schiff
Michael H. Sendowski¹
John Shane¹
Lee I. Silver*¹
David Smith
Aron Solomon
Gary N. Stern
Zachary Streit
Karl M. Sussman*
David L. Swartz*
Scott Tiano
Jennifer Toplitzky
Rachel Wagman
Robert A. Waldorf*¹
Lewis M. Wallensky
Marshall J. Wax¹
Gary Weinhouse
Andy Wexler
The Foundation for Camp Bob Waldorf was established in 1962 to provide ongoing operational funding for Camp Bob Waldorf and guarantee its existence for generations to come. Over the past 80+ years, thanks in part to The Foundation for Camp Bob Waldorf, more than 60,000 underserved children have benefited from attending our Camp.
The Foundation for Camp Bob Waldorf is a California 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization (Tax ID 95-6127224) that operates as a restricted endowment fund. Its board of directors approves monthly allocations to cover camp operating expenses, and also raises money to fund camp programs.
Camp Bob Waldorf Inclusion Statement
Camp Bob Waldorf actively acknowledges and embraces the richness and full spectrum of the community. It is our commitment to create an environment where all voices will be heard and treated with respect. These standards are expected of our leadership, staff, and volunteers as Camp Bob Waldorf builds its diverse constituency with full acceptance, irrespective of gender, gender identity, gender expression, socioeconomic status, level of Jewish observance, race, ethnicity, and/or sexual orientation.
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