UPDATES ON SUMMIT CHALLENGE 2010 (click on Activities/Events page) Scroll down to current events. Thank you!

We appreciate your taking a moment out of your busy schedule to see what Camp Patriot is all about and what we are accomplishing for our disabled veterans. 

Since fundraising is our greatest challenge, our recent relationship with  Equal World Coffee  has given us much encouragement. You may read more about our relationship by clicking here. We also have our own toolbar now for searching and shopping online. At no cost to you, and with no registration required, you can generate income for Camp Patriot. Please visit our "Ways to Give" page to see how you can efficiently and effectively participate in blessing our Disabled Veterans.

To review our trips just click on the Activities and Events Photo Gallery. The trips are arranged from the most recent to our first trip back in 2006. Camp Patriot is about and for disabled veterans.

2010 January began with a goose hunt, midst a flood of planning future events, meeting new contacts at the SHOT Show (Shooting, Hunting, Outdoor) in Las Vegas, and discussions with potential serious supporters. Communications with our directors' phones and emails never stop. This year we added a week of "Rainier training" for our climbers in the AZ mountains during April. In June, two of our Veterans participated in the Utah portion of the Pony Express 150th Anniversary Ride. Anticipation is building for July as we bring 4 veterans up Mt Rainier this year.

2009 began with fishing trips and a Michigan boar hunt, while behind the scenes work intensified on fundraising efforts and preparations involved in taking 3 disabled veterans on their first climb up Mt Rainier July 6-11. It was our 3rd annual climb made possible by a multitude of volunteers and equipment providers who enthusiastically give their very best for the sake of our veterans. Only two months later, we lost our beloved spokesman, Ryan Job, during eye surgery - please visit Ryan's Memorial page.

2008 was an exciting year! We finished our 2nd annual climb up Mt Rainier with 3 disabled veterans (2 blind, 1 amputee), and completed our Raffle, which lasted almost a year. Many thanks go to Pioneer Log Homes of British Columbia, Jim Shockey Hunting Adventures, The R&K Hunting Company and Sportsman's Warehouse for their donations and support of Camp Patriot and the disabled veterans we serve.

The summer turned even busier in the fall. From taking disabled veterans fly fishing in Montana, moose hunting in Bangor Maine, to elk hunting in Idaho with our new Camp Patriot spokesman and disabled veteran, (Ryan Job), a blind Navy SEAL. It has been jam-packed excitement.

Many new adventures for disabled veteran guests are continually being set in motion.

Many thanks to all of you who have participated in one way or another with Camp Patriot. There is no contribution too small! You have all become the reason this project is succeeding and affecting the lives of our brave disabled veteran men & women serving our great nation.

Please take a moment to say "Thank You!" to a veteran/disabled veteran for their tremendous sacrifice for our sakes, and give a prayer of thanks to our Heavenly Father who has blessed us so richly!

Take Care & God Bless!

Micah Clark

Camp Patriot
Executive Director / Founder
Disabled Veterans Progam