Trinise Jones Summer Day Camp

The TJSDC summer camp provides vulnerable children with a safe, engaging, and enriching environment for seven weeks. Combining academic and recreational activities, this program is designed to combat summer learning loss that disproportionately impacts children from economically unstable households. TJSDC is more than just a camp—it’s a place for growth, learning, and building lasting friendships.

For any questions please call, Valerie, Camp Director at 443-866-6836.

Camp Families Raise More Than $6,500 for Summer Day Camp

Together, 290 supporters helped raise $6,526.50 through this year's Trinese Jones Summer Day Camp fundraiser!

Every purchase, every shared fundraiser, and every donation helped support another incredible summer for our campers. 

 

We’d like to congratulate our top fundraising families: 

  • Round 1: The Matthews Family  
  • Round 2: The Perry Family  
  • Round 3: The Lewis Family  

 

Most importantly, we’d like to thank every TJSDC family, friend, and supporter who participated. Your enthusiasm and generosity demonstrate what makes our camp community so special. 

 

Because of you, children have access to a safe, enriching summer filled with learning, friendships, recreation, and opportunities to grow. 

 

Thank you for helping make another unforgettable summer possible! 

A Summer Camp with Purpose

Supporting Families, Building Self-Sufficiency

TJSDC not only enriches the lives of children but also empowers their families by offering quality, affordable daycare. By providing a dependable summer solution, we help families work toward self-sufficiency, creating stability and opportunity for the future. Through TJSDC, families gain peace of mind, knowing their children are safe, engaged, and thriving.

GALLERY

Trinise Jones Summer Day Camp

Service Learning Project

TJSDC Campers Make a Difference Through Service Learning

As part of this summer’s Service-Learning Project, TJSDC campers put their leadership skills into action by planning and leading a community food drive. Working in committees, campers developed teamwork, communication, organization, problem-solving, and decision-making skills while taking ownership of meaningful responsibilities and learning that leadership begins with serving others. 

Their hard work resulted in an incredible collection of food and personal care donations, enough to fill six medium storage boxes. These donations will be provided to Welcome One, a 24/7 emergency shelter in Bel Air, Maryland, that serves adults experiencing homelessness in Harford County. This project is a testament to the generosity of our camp families and the dedication of our campers, whose efforts will make a meaningful impact in the local community.