Fiver Children’s Foundation

Hundreds of children and teens spend their summers at Camp Fiver, a 129-acre overnight camp in Poolville, in Madison County, run by Fiver Children’s Foundation, a youth development nonprofit dedicated to empowering young people to make positive life choices.

Fiver is a ten-year commitment, enrolling children at age 8 and supporting them through age 18, the years it calls most critical for personal growth and decision-making. Campers build confidence and leadership skills and form lifelong friendships, and year-round programming and family support come at no cost to participants.

What to Know

• Camp Fiver is a 129-acre overnight camp in Poolville.
• The program starts at age 8 and follows participants through age 18.
• Year-round programming and family support are provided in addition to the summer camp.
• Everything is offered at no cost to participants.
• In Central New York, it primarily serves youth from Madison and Chenango counties, along with neighboring areas.