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Quaker Lake Camp is launching a capital campaign to build the Quaker Lake Camp Airnasium—a covered outdoor shelter designed for play and worship. The Airnasium will provide a gathering space for worship, games, and other all-camp activities, while protecting campers on rainy and extremely hot days.
What is an Airnasium?
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A covered outdoor structure—open-air sides, full roof—designed for the North Carolina climate.
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Large enough for all-camp games and worship, plus courts for various sports.
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A permanent facility at the heart of camp life.
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Built to last with minimal maintenance.
Why does QLC need an Airnasium?
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Rainy days cause outdoor camp activities to be cancelled.
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Summer heat limits outdoor programming.
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On rainy and extremely hot days, all-camp activities are held in the Multipurpose Building, limiting options.
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The Airnasium will add a sheltered space for worship and games, protect campers from extreme heat and rain, provide extra programming space, and serve the camp for generations.
We have received an anonymous challenge match gift of $250,000,
which will jumpstart our efforts toward the full campaign goal yet to be determined.
Matching the challenge gift early will position us to
complete the project by Summer Camp 2027!
A Campaign Committee of volunteers and staff is hard at work to make this happen.
Will you help us meet this challenge?
Make a financial commitment today! Gifts may be made by check, cash, debit/credit card, EFT, and securities, and your pledge may be fulfilled over 3 years. You can help secure the $250,000 challenge match gift with your commitment! Let us know about your commitment to the Airnasium by choosing an option below.
Click the button below to make your online pledge and pay later.
Download the pdf to complete
and mail your pledge form.
Click the button below to pledge and pay online.
Quaker Lake has transformed lives for generations.
Together, we can ensure that future campers continue
to experience the same faith, friendship, adventure, and
belonging that have defined this place for more than 75 years.
Campaign Chairs
Pete Jarvis, QLC Board Clerk
Allie Hylton, former QLC Foundation Board Clerk
Heather Varner, QLC Director