How To Register

Camp Emeth Registration with CampInTouch

Camp Emeth registration is available through CampInTouch’s online portal. Registration for summer 2026 is now open all families!

Returning Camp Families

We can't wait to see you again! Priority registration for returning camper families is now open, as of Friday, January 23, 2026. You'll use the same CampInTouch login as last year. Additional information can be found below.

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NEW Camp Families

We're excited to welcome you to the Camp Emeth family! Registration is now open. Click below to get started with your registration through CampInTouch (Look for: "Don't have an account? Sign up" on the following page) 

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Logging In

Each parent has a distinct login email address which allows you to access your Camp Emeth CampInTouch account. This is your family’s personal online account and contains all the forms and documents required for camp.

Please ensure your contact information is up-to-date, as this is how you will receive critical communication from Camp Emeth throughout your child’s camp sessions. Your CampInTouch account, once created, will be used each year for camp registration, so please be sure to maintain your account information for easy login.

If you don’t remember your password, click on Retrieve/Set Password and you’ll receive an email from automation@campminder.com. This email will contain a link with instructions on how to reset your password.

Trouble Logging In? Please call the CampInTouch helpdesk at 303-444-2267, option 3.

Deposit

There is a non-refundable deposit of $20.00 per week of camp due at registration. This deposit is applied toward tuition. You may pay your deposit by e-check, debit card, or credit card. All deposits must be accompanied by a completed registration form including sessions of attendance to hold your child’s space in camp.

Required Forms and Documents

  • Health History
  • Current Immunizations
  • Emergency Medical Action Plan* (if applicable)
  • Approved Snacks List* (if applicable)
  • Camp Emeth Behavior Policy
  • Camper Photo (optional but very helpful!)

 

*for campers with chronic health conditions or life-threatening food allergies

These forms are not required to be submitted at the time of registration, but we please request your promptness in getting these forms submitted.

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Leanne & Harvey Schneider

2026 Harris Frank Community Service Award Honorees

Harvey and Leanne Schneider have devoted their lives to strengthening both the Jewish and broader St. Louis communities through leadership, service, education, and a deep commitment to bringing people together.

A St. Louis native, Harvey Schneider attended local public schools before earning both his undergraduate business degree and law degree from Washington University in St. Louis. Following graduation, he moved to Washington, D.C., where he served as a trial attorney in the Tax Division of the U.S. Department of Justice. After five years of federal service, he returned to St. Louis and became a partner in private law practice. Over a legal career spanning more than five decades, Harvey represented family-owned businesses and private individuals in a wide range of business matters.

Harvey’s commitment to civic and Jewish communal life has been equally extensive. He has served as President of Congregation Shaare Emeth, the Interfaith Partnership of Greater St. Louis, the Central Agency for Jewish Education, the Little Symphony Concerts Association, and the Forever Young Club at the Missouri Athletic Club. In addition, he dedicated 26 years to public service on the Planning and Zoning Commission of the City of Town and Country, including three years as chairman.

After graduating from Washington University, Leanne Schneider spent a year studying in France. Upon her return to St. Louis, she became deeply involved in international student exchange programs, first with the Experiment in International Living and later with AFS, fostering cross-cultural understanding and lifelong connections among people of different backgrounds. This commitment to building bridges naturally extended to her involvement with the Interfaith Partnership of Greater St. Louis.

Leanne also taught French and Spanish at Brittany Junior High School before she and Harvey started their family. Throughout the years, she has shared her passion for education and community service by tutoring New Americans through the English Language School, serving on Congregation Shaare Emeth’s first Caring Committee, and volunteering as a reader with Ready Readers. Today, she continues to nurture her love of learning and literature through a book club that includes many members of Congregation Shaare Emeth.

Together, Harvey and Leanne have exemplified a lifetime of generosity, service, and leadership. Their dedication to education, interfaith understanding, civic engagement, and Jewish communal life has enriched countless lives throughout St. Louis. They are the proud parents of three children and grandparents of four, and their enduring legacy continues to inspire future generations.