the Habonim Dror year program in Israel—the oldest such program—known as Workshop. Workshop is in its 65th year (as of 2015). Chanichim (campers) and madrichim (councilors) alike identify themselves by their workshop number (or madatz year) and some even have a symbol for it. Notable alumni Notable alumni include: Ron Bloom Kenneth Bob Jack Markell Judith Rodin Noah "Xaphoon Jones" Beresin Facilities Camp Galil bought its 63-acre campsite in 1946 from the local Young Women's Christian Association. Few of the buildings that already existed are still in use today. The original dining hall was turned into an assembly building (moadon) after the first major building project on site. That moadon was torn down, replaced by the Amy Adina Schulman Center in 2011. This two-building complex includes a stage, radio room, fireplace, musical instrument practice space, offices, and a resource room. The Amy Adina Schulman Center—known around camp as the MoAdina and Beit Adina—are named for a Galil alumna who died while studying at Rutgers University. In 2013, Galil completed a conservation easement with Tinicum Conservancy to protect most of its acres. References External links Camp Galil website Camp Galil promotional video Oy, Wilderness! Suburban Sprawl Robbing Summer Camps of Woodsy Feel, The Forward, August 3, 2001. Goodies Go for Good, The Jewish Exponent. Men and Women Who Love Camp Too Much, The Forward, July 26, 2002. Youth organizations based in Pennsylvania 1946 establishments in Pennsylvania Buildings and structures in Bucks County, Pennsylvania Galil Zionism in the United States