People of different ethnic, religious, economic and cultural backgrounds, live and learn together at Everytown.  High school age delegates and adult staff create an inclusive community - a place to experience, appreciate, respect and understand people of diverse cultural traditions.  Everytown prepares young leaders to challenge racism, sexism, heterosexism, ageism and ableism.

Where is Everytown Wisconsin?

Everytown takes place at Camp Helen Brachman. The camp is located on a wooded lake in Almond, Wisconsin (between Waupaca and Stevens Point).

Who comes to Everytown Wisconsin?

The young people who come to Everytown are nominated by teachers, counselors, parents, and community leaders.  Participation is based on the applicant’s desire to participate and learn. Potential delegates are of high school age and  must have completed the ninth grade.

 How much does it cost?

$500 represents the full cost of Everytown for each delegate. Since Everytown staff serve as volunteers the money goes toward rental of the camp facilities, bus transportation to and from Camp Helen Brachman, all meals and snacks, life guards, T-shirts, and materials. We ask that families contribute what they are able toward the cost of camp. Financial scholarships are made possible through the gift of generous funders. We do not turn young people away from Everytown for financial reasons. Some financial contribution is required of all delegates and a minimum payment of $50 is encouraged.