FitzWalter Capital Acquires Mohawk Day Camp
The investment firm has acquired the long-standing White Plains institution to support its ongoing operations and facilities.
Updated on Oct. 27, 2026 in Corporate Finance
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FitzWalter Capital has officially completed its acquisition of Mohawk Day Camp and Mohawk Country Day School in White Plains, New York. The move aims to provide the institution with new resources while maintaining its existing leadership and staff.
Why it matters
The acquisition is intended to provide long-term stability for the historic institution while fueling future advancements for its campus and programs. By retaining current leadership, the firm seeks to ensure operational continuity for families served across the region.
FitzWalter Capital manages $2.5 billion in assets, supporting the expansion of the acquired 40-acre property featuring 8 heated pools. The institution was originally founded in 1929.
The players
FitzWalter Capital
An investment firm that manages $2.5 billion in assets and focuses on providing operational support to its portfolio companies.
Mohawk Day Camp
A historic camp and school located on a 40-acre campus in White Plains that has served the surrounding regions since 1929.
Adam Wallach
The current director of Mohawk Day Camp and Mohawk Country Day School who will continue to lead the organization following the acquisition.
The details
FitzWalter Capital plans to leverage its resources to enhance the campus facilities and broaden program offerings at the White Plains site. The institution will continue to operate under the guidance of Director Adam Wallach to maintain the standards established since its founding.
Timeline
The institution was originally founded in 1929.
FitzWalter Capital finalized the acquisition on October 27, 2026.
Enrollment is currently open for the Summer 2027 camp season.
Market Dynamics
This acquisition follows a trend of private capital investment into legacy recreational institutions to ensure their long-term viability. It positions the camp to maintain its competitive standing in the region relative to the 1929 founding of Mohawk Day Camp.
For families utilizing the facility, the partnership promises continuity of leadership and expanded resources for summer programming. Enrollment for the upcoming Summer 2027 season is currently available for interested participants.
The takeaway
The acquisition signals a focus on stabilizing and modernizing established educational and recreational properties for the future. Families can expect consistent leadership as the camp prepares for its upcoming summer season.
Further reading
Learn more about local business developments in the Corporate Finance section.
More information
For additional details on programs and enrollment, visit the official mohawk day camp website.
Source note: This article includes information reported by The Manila times.
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