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How did Shamineau
Adventures get
its start? |
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Shamineau Adventures
began with the High Ropes Course in 1994.
The Ropes Course was designed and built by
Project Adventure; Shamineau staff assisted
in the construction. Funding was
provided by the state of Minnesota through
the Pillager School System. The Low
Ropes Course, a grouping of teambuilding
initiatives, was also added in 1994.
In 1995, an ice climbing tower was designed
and built, which has now been developed into
a 42 foot, six sided pinnacle. During
the summer of 1999, the 32 foot indoor
climbing wall was constructed.
Shamineau Adventures has also been guiding
climbing trips for several years both to
local crags and out of state. |
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How are the 5
Shamineau Ministries related? |
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Shamineau Ministries is the umbrella
organization whose board of directors
provides the governance of Camp Shamineau
and Rock Ridge Camp.
Shamineau Ranch and Shamineau Adventures
operate as part of Camp Shamineau and are
not separate non-profit organizations.
Shamineau International
Inc. was a program of Shamineau Ministries
that was incorporated as a separate
non-profit organization with its own board
of directors of which the Executive Director
of Shamineau Ministries is an ex-officio
member.
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How many staff members
does it take to run Shamineau Adventures? |
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Shamineau Adventures employs two year round
staff members, with 7 collegiate and 8 high
school summer staff members. |
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Where is
Shamineau Adventures located? |
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Shamineau Adventures is located
in central Minnesota, near Motley, two hours north of
the Twin Cities, 25 minutes west of Brainerd,
and 2 hours east of Fargo, North Dakota.
Shamineau Adventures along with the
Shamineau Ranch are onsite at Camp
Shamineau. |
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Do we take credit
cards? |
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Yes! We accept
Visa, MasterCard and
Discover cards. |
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Do we take Electronic
transfer of funds? |
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We do accept Electronic
transfers for donations only, you just need to get a form
from the camp office by calling 218-575-2240, complete it and send it in. |
