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event co-chairs
Candy and Tom Knudson
Susan and Mike Padon
Meg and Steve RiceCindy and Buddy Bailey
Joan and David Dunlap
Barbara and Charles Kraft
Jinger and Bert Magill
Sheila and Tad Mayfield
Flo McGeeAnna and Scott McLean
Melinda and Matt Mogas
Sarah and Ben Powell
Wick and Rob Rowland
Ginya and Clayton Trier
Mary and Will Williams- Melinda and Joe Abell
Lisa and The Rev. Stuart Bates
Betty and Gerald Beathard
Becky and Barry Beeson
Susan and Andy Billipp
Laura and Guillermo Borda
Bishops of the Episcopal Diocese of Texas
Minnie and Ed Cappel
Cindy and Allen Case
Julia and Ted Case
Barbara and Bob Collie
Carol and George Dehan
Karen and Bill Donovan
Joan and David Dunlap
Kathy and Dan Ellwood
Nancy and Chuck Faust
Kathy O'Neil and Phil Ferguson
Ellen and Tommy Ford
Cheri and Andy Fossler
Jean and Bill Frazer
Lacy Crain and Joe Galloway
Katherine and Scott GallowayMary and Butch Gregory
Bitsey and Tom Hail
Anne and Charles Hall
Lamar and Warren Hall
Kerry and John Hancock
Jodie and Jeff Holstien
Mary and Bill Hughes
Ethel and Chap Hutcheson
Judi and Jack Johnson
Charlotte Jones
Carvel Glenn and Randall Lamb
Jan and Lee Leaman
Candy and Tom Knudson
Jinger and Bert Magill
Ellen and JB Mallay
Ronnie Martin
Sheila and Tad Mayfield
Candace and Ken McCoin
April and Wells McGee
Flo McGee
Anna and Scott McLean
The W.T. and Louise J. Moran FoundationFred and Susu Meyers
Terri and the Rev. Ralph Morgan
Lindy and Larry Neuhaus
Pam and Art Nolting
Susan and Mike Padon
Carol Ann and Bob Paddock
Sarah and Ben Powell
Meg and Steve Rice
Peggy Roe
Wick and Rob Rowland
Anita and Fred Schall
Louise and Will Symmes
Judy and Charles Tate
Tellepsen Family
Ginya and Clayton Trier
Jane Stone and Don Walker
Lynda Underwood
Wade Upton
Carlene Warren
Margaret and Dick Weekley
Sandy Wilkens
Mary and Will Williams
starry nights Austin 2022
Thank you to all that joined us for a Cinco deMayo under the stars on Thursday, May 5th at County Line on the Lake in Austin. It was a truly special evening where joy overflowed as we shared camper testimonies and honored The Very Rev. Cynthia Kittredge. Over $109,000 was raised for Camp Allen programs and scholarships... a new ATX record! Your support truly carries our mission forward. We hope you will join us in Austin again next spring!
camp allen history & starry Nights mission
Turning into the driveway of the serene, tree lined 1,100 acre Grimes County property, one might not guess the humble beginnings of Camp Allen... It all started with one innovative idea, two determined individuals, a handful of tents, and a sky full of stars. In the early 1900s, Rt. Rev. Clinton S. Quin shared a dream with Christ Church Cathedral member, Rosa Lum Allen: to create a place for young people of the Diocese of Texas to go deeper in their faith. Rosa then opened up her home on Galveston Bay in the summer of 1921 and hosted the first summer camp of the Episcopal Church. Camp Allen has since traversed over 150 miles and 100 years to reach where it is today. With a journey from 10 to 1,100 acres and 36 campers to 70,000 annual guests, the ministry remains the same. Camp Allen is known for being a place where lives are transformed by the gospel and leaders are made.
The challenge today is that many children from economically disadvantaged families and schools need financial assistance in order to be able to participate in our nationally known programs. The mission of Starry Nights is to bridge this gap by supporting the camp’s Scholarship Fund and programs which makes it possible for more children and youth to experience Camp Allen. Thank you for your support!
The challenge today is that many children from economically disadvantaged families and schools need financial assistance in order to be able to participate in our nationally known programs. The mission of Starry Nights is to bridge this gap by supporting the camp’s Scholarship Fund and programs which makes it possible for more children and youth to experience Camp Allen. Thank you for your support!