Kroka Expeditions

Kroka Expeditions is a U.S. nonprofit organization registered as a 501(c)3, with the Employer Identification Number (EIN) 04-3341632. It operates as a wilderness expedition school and organic farm located in Marlow, New Hampshire.

Mission and Activities

Kroka Expeditions aims to foster a living relationship with the natural world, while developing young people into skilled, compassionate, and community-minded individuals. The organization focuses on cultivating consciousness and altruistic will through its educational programs, which are centered around multi-day wilderness expeditions and farm activities. These expeditions provide a unique environment where participants experience vulnerability, reliance on community, and a deep sense of connection with nature[2].

Programs

Kroka offers a variety of programs catering to youths aged 9 to 19. These include 8-week summer programs, spring and fall programs for school groups, and two semester-long programs. The organization is accredited by the Association for Experiential Education (AEE)[3][5].

Operations

Kroka's operations are based on a 120-acre campus featuring forest, wetland, and farmland. This campus is an integral part of its community, housing a biodynamic farm and serving as a basecamp for learning and growth[2].

Funding and Donations

As a nonprofit, Kroka relies on donations to support its mission-driven activities. Donations are used to fund campus maintenance, vehicles, staff training, expedition equipment, and student scholarships. All contributions are tax-deductible[1].

Community Impact

Kroka's programs and community approach have been recognized for their transformative impact on young people, fostering skills and values that extend beyond the wilderness experience into broader community engagement[4].

[1] https://kroka.org/donate/ [2] https://kroka.org/about/vision/ [3] https://kroka.org/about/ [4] https://kroka.org [5] https://kroka.org/programs/