Foundation for Jewish Camp
Henry Weltman is an experienced professional with a strong background in program management and strategic planning within the Jewish community. Currently serving as Associate Program Manager and Co-Chair for the Cornerstone Alumni Board at the Foundation for Jewish Camp, Henry focuses on seminar themes, provides feedback on initiatives, and acts as an ambassador for the Cornerstone program. Previous roles include Junior Analyst at Weber Shandwick, Educator at lululemon, and Nachshon Fellow at The Nachshon Project, where Henry explored Jewish identity and developed connections with leaders. Academic credentials include a Bachelor’s degree in Marketing and Economics from Tulane University, and studies at the University of Vermont and The Hebrew University of Jerusalem.
Foundation for Jewish Camp
Jewish camp has proven to be a highly effective vehicle for Jewish engagement of children, teens, young adults and families. Founded in 1998, Foundation for Jewish Camp is a catalyst for change throughout the field of Jewish Camp, training and inspiring camp leaders, expanding access to Jewish summers—and increasing demand. Foundation for Jewish Camp enhances the Jewish impact of those summers and develops programs to strengthen camps across the Jewish spectrum— including its signature One Happy Camper® program, which has enabled tens of thousands of young people to experience Jewish summers for the first time. Foundation for Jewish Camp works with 250 day and overnight camps, serving approximately 200,000 youth, teens and college-aged counselors across North America.