Scholarship Opportunities & Work Trade

Although we strive to keep Between the Rivers affordable, the cost can be prohibitive for some.  We like to offer opportunities for folks to attend for a reduce tuition, or even for free!  Please scroll through the categories below to view what we currently have available.

Work Trade

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There are a limited number of work trade positions open each year that usually include kitchen work or camp set-up, or camp maintenance.  All positions take part in camp take-down. Work-trade positions receive tuition for a $50 non-refundable registration/tuition fee, and work hard. If you are interested in work trade please contact Mullein using the form below.

-Or email them at:  [email protected]

-Or send via US Mail to:
​Between the Rivers Work Trade
PO Box 14, Valley, WA 99181
Applications will be processed, and notification will be made no later than May 1st.

    Work Trade Contact Form

Local High School Scholarship
We are offering a total of four scholarships to juniors and seniors from our local high schools and homeschool programs, 2 in Stevens County, and 2 in our Inland Northwest Region. Winning applicants will receive full tuition to the gathering and all privileges of full-paying participants. Participants will need to provide their own transportation, tent or other lodging arrangements and all other camp necessities, and extra fees that may be needed for certain classes (see website for event details). 

Scholarship Essay Criteria: Please address these three areas in 200 words or less. 
  • Why do you want to attend the Between the Rivers gathering?
  • What skills do you hope to gain by attending?
  • How will you use the skills or incorporate these skills into your life?

Application forms and essays are due and must be postmarked no later than, or emailed by April 30th each year.

Please send to the following address:
Bridges to the Past
℅ Kenny Rindlisbacher 
4224A Deer Creek Rd.
Valley, WA 99181

​or: [email protected]

Please include your name, contact information, school and current grade.

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Lamplighter Scholarship

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Greetings friends and thanks for visiting the BTR website!  I'm the Lamplighter at BTR also known as Adam Brown.  For even if there is just a spark of interest in traditional skills, this scholarship I offer is here to fan the flames.  I've fanned the flames of interest for almost one individual each year at BTR excited about traditional ancestral skills, community and just straight up camping! I'm committed to scholarship one interested adult or attended by an adult youngster for the whole weeks' stay, including meals and classes (not including any additional class fees.)  You just have to find a way to get there!  For more information contact me at [email protected] and I'll e-mail you the simple application/questionnaire.  Hope to hear from you and see you at BTR!
-Adam​
Indigenous Peoples Scholarship
We support Indigenous peoples in their efforts to learn and grow in skills that are needed in their lives and communities.  Please inquire about scholarship opportunities we offer each year to help defray tuition expenses using the work trade contact form on this page. We will be happy to send you details on how to apply.

Donations

To make a donation click on the item below and follow instructions to choose your custom amount and pay using electronic payment methods.  Your help is greatly appreciated!
Donations to our efforts are greatly appreciated!
$
500.00    

Wish List

We are currently accepting donations for our wish list items to help with the development of our new 40 acre campus.  

​Water System phase 2 - $40,000 (5k already raised!)
Pavilion/Hall $75,000
​Tractor $30,000
​Road Work - $5,000
Toilets - $8,500 per unit of 4
Property perimeter fence - $15,000