Limited Edition Standard 6.25" egives to Camp Mystic Bracelet

A fourth-generation Camp Mystic family—who had eight cousins at camp during the recent tragedy—reached out to the designer of enewton to create a bracelet. She knew this piece had to come from within the Mystic community—it had to be designed by Mystic Campers. And that’s exactly what they did.

While they were raising funds (with all profits going to Kerr County Relief), the main purpose wasn’t about money.

The goal was to create a sense of community. The campers wanted to find a way to let Camp Mystic families know that people outside of camp, outside of Hunt, and outside of Texas were with them. They wanted to honor and remember friends, counselors, and Dick Eastland, while capturing the Christian roots of the camp and the magic behind the green gates.

And so here it is—a bracelet born from shared love, prayer, and hope.

Please join enewton and Mystic Campers in coming together to love and lift the Camp Mystic community in prayer.

“We all rise by lifting others.”