Daybreak Point Bible Camp Society
The Daybreak Point Bible Camp Society is a registered Canadian nonprofit organization (Business Number: 107008310RR0001) operating a youth camp on Anvil Island in Howe Sound, British Columbia. Established in 1939, it provides summer programs focused on outdoor activities, spiritual development, and community-building for participants aged 9–19[1][3][5].

Programs and Activities

The society organizes week-long summer camps and fall retreats, emphasizing Christian teachings through chapel sessions, cabin discussions, and recreational activities like crafts, sports, and team-building exercises[1][4]. Camps are tailored by age group, with specific programs such as Camp 8 for older teens seeking reflective spiritual engagement and Camp 4/5 for pre-teens emphasizing high-energy activities[1].

Mission and Operations

Its mission centers on creating a "safe and fun-filled" environment where campers encounter Christian teachings, particularly focusing on the life and teachings of Jesus Christ[4][2]. The organization operates as a registered charity, relying on donations to subsidize costs and ensure accessibility[3][5].

Location

The camp occupies a coastal site on Anvil Island, accessible by boat, and has hosted youth for over eight decades[3][4]. Programming leverages the natural surroundings for hiking, water activities, and wilderness exploration[1][3].

Governance

As a nonprofit, the society adheres to Canada Revenue Agency guidelines and is administered through partnerships with professional firms for financial and operational oversight[3][5].