The light drizzle Saturday, Oct. 29, could do nothing to dampen the enthusiasm of almost 100 Camp Enterprise students and the dozens of Rotarian volunteers as they cheered the final keynote speaker and waited to learn who wowed the volunteer venture capitalists and who would be awarded scholarships. With only five winners, the latter was a tough choice because every student hit it out of the park. According to one venture capitalist, "This group is going to fix the world's problems!"
 
Many thanks to the dedicated group of volunteers who made 2016 Camp Enterprise a rousing success. Sam Thompson is already on the lookout for help for 2017!
 
For more photos from the event, click on the link below or go to our Camp E Facebook page. Give the Camp E Facebook page a like while you are there!
 
 
 
Camp Enterprise 2016—volunteers from area Rotary clubs working as mentors, venture capitalists and essay readers (and much more) to teach more than 100 area high school students about the free enterprise system. 
 
 
The campers arrive on Thursday morning, Oct. 27...
 
Peter Kelley, Chair of 2016 Camp E and a member of the Edina Morningside Rotary Club, does some last-minute prepping of the name tags before the students arrive.
 
Just a few of the volunteers from Edina Morningside Rotary Club and South Metro Minneapolis Evenings Rotary Club at Camp E.
 
The teams that won top prizes for their projects at Camp Enterprise, along with their counselors, mentors, venture capitalists, and Chair Peter Kelley.
 
The five scholarship winners from 2016 Camp E...