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“First, he made a presenta-
tion to the leadership at camp 
to see if it would be OK to do 
this. Then he went out and 
secured sponsors to under-
write the cost of the event, 
and has really done all the 
work,” Davidson-Mertz said. 
“We are incredibly proud 
and inspired by the amount 
of effort and vision Milo 
has shown, and so grateful 
Milo is choosing to support 
Tamarack, of all the things he 
could support.”
Davidson-Mertz says there 
have been a number of kids 
over the past few years who 
have chosen to give back to 
camp for their mitzvah proj-
ect. 
“We are grateful to all 
of them,” she said. “We’re 
thrilled our campers are giv-
ing back and that camp has 
inspired them to do tzeda-
kah.” 
Having already raised more 
than $7,000 means a lot to 
Milo. He’s already surpassed 
his initial goal.
“My goal was to complete 
a subsidy; the most that 
Tamarack gives to one kid is 
$3,500. To know I’ve done 

two and it’s still going is 
amazing,” Milo said.
Lisa and Jared are very 
proud of Milo’s efforts and his 
mitzvah overall.
“I think it’s awesome to 
start the lay leadership pro-
cess early,” Lisa said. 
Those in attendance to see 
the movie will mainly be kids. 
It’s mostly been kids, after all, 
donating to Milo’s fundraiser. 
“You do have some parents 
and people who are donating 
a couple hundred dollars here 
and there. But, by and large, 
kids are scraping together 
$18, $36, to donate and sup-
port. And I think that’s the 
concept Milo was going for,” 
Jared said.
The donation includes the 
movie ticket, popcorn and 
pop. 
Lisa Rothberger says for 
the Tamarack kids attending, 
it’ll be like an unofficial camp 
reunion. 
“Get your camp friends 
together and come to the 
movies!”
To donate to Milo’s fund-
raiser and learn more, visit 
https://tamarackcamps.com/
milomovie. 

Milo with his parents, Lisa and Jared, and his brother, Levi

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