What’s new on the GFC Blog?
Why You Should Work at GFC: A Poem
For every college student,
Each one must decide,
What to do with their summers,
They explore options far and wide.
Some wish to spend a summer at home,
Or travel all around.
Some hope to find big internships,
Or just bum around down town.
Family Retreat Guest Speakers Announced
We are so excited that our Family Retreat is just around the corner! There are many, many reasons why we can’t wait for the retreat to be here already. And, we’re going to share one of them with you right now!
A GFC Winter Update
It is the middle of the winter, and GFC is alive with activity. Up to 850 campers and staff members are eating, sleeping, playing soccer and basketball, and watching movies. Our bunks are full and the Chadar Ochel is buzzing with conversation…in Spanish.
GFC in GIFs
We all know that feeling…
When you’re waiting to pull through the gate on Opening Day
Stefani’s Top Ten List of Activities at Camp
It’s hard to pick just ten, but here are some of my favorites (in no particular order).
Our Farm by the Numbers
When thinking back on our favorite parts of the summer, we kept coming back to one thing: the farm. From horseback riding to taking care of the puppies, there’s nothing better than spending a day by the barn.
Jessica’s List of Favorite Songs of Summer 2015
To help countdown to our early bird deadline, we’re posting lists and blogs all about our favorite things at camp. Here’s Jessica Dangott’s favorite songs of Summer 2015.
The Recent Adventures of Loui Dobin
Lots of folks have jobs that involve lots of travel, and I consider myself to be lucky to be among that group. Occasionally in my work, I get to take a journey that involves not only travel, but a real opportunity to become a part of another community, at least for a little while.
Eight Ways to Have a Very GFC Hanukkah
Add a little camp to your holiday celebrations! Below are eight ways to have a very GFC Hanukkah.
March On Austin: Empowering the Other Eight People
High school makes my availability relatively difficult to come by. There’s always something going on- a performance, a game, homework, or simply the need for sleep. All of these factors have kept me from being able to fully participate in the incredible Jewish activities going on around me.








