When Lorrie Scott talks about Camp Fire, she doesn’t start with awards, leadership roles, or the decades she has spent preserving the organization’s history.  It was the place where she found belonging.  In 1960, Camp Fire’s 50th anniversary year, Lorrie was a second grader struggling through what she describes as “two and

A walk in the woods leads to a life of conservation activism  Amy Lindholm’s Camp Fire experiences took her on a career path she never could have imagined…one through the woods.   An early encounter with a quiet forest trail eventually led Amy to her current role as Director of Federal

  Mark your calendars: November 1 is bringing big, bright changes to the way Camp Fire recognizes young people’s growth and achievements. For the first time in 100 years, we’ve totally reimagined our emblems for rewards and recognition. Spurred on by our commitment to end cultural appropriation and led by