Grace Camp, a former Soviet Pioneer Youth Camp near Sumy, Ukraine, has built an excellent reputation in the area, drawing even non-church families. In fact, half of the kids who come to the 10-day camps are from non-church homes. The camp also raises funds to sponsor children from low income/broken homes and orphanages, funding up to 70% of camp costs. Each year about 400 children and youth are impacted by its programs. The camp also serves as a retreat/conference center year-round, assisting local churches in their ministries.

Sumy Church of Grace, in partnership with SEND International and other individuals, purchased the campsite in 2002. This past year the camp was able to begin using the partially renovated conference center to facilitate ministry during the winter months. This building is a key part of the long term ministry plan for the camp, as through it, ministries can continue all year long. This funding project will help with renovation costs including completing the interior of the conference center, and provide partial scholarships for underprivileged children to go to camp.