Camp Fire Conservation Fund

Working to support conservation through education, research, and organization.

Greg Dupee is a committed conservationist and seasoned nonprofit investment advisor. He is currently in the second year of his second term as a Director of the Camp Fire Conservation Fund. He currently serves as a Member at large and has previously held the role of Secretary. Greg brings deep governance experience, a strong record of community service, and a lifelong commitment to outdoor heritage.

Greg is with Janney Montgomery Scott, professionally, where he manages endowment and operating funds for a diverse range of nonprofit institutions, including hospitals, private schools, foundations, religious institutions, and volunteer civic organizations. His financial acumen has been an asset to the Fund, where he also chairs the Camp Fire Club’s Investment Committee for the Endowment.

A Camp Fire Club of America member since 2016, Greg serves as the Federal Legislation Liaison to the Conservation Committee. He is a past Chair of the Club’s Camp Craft Committee and a former member of the Pistol Committee. Beyond Camp Fire, he has chaired notable organizations such as Devereux Advanced Behavioral Health Pennsylvania and The Claddagh Fund.

Greg’s field experience is equally impressive. A lifelong camper and hunter, he has pursued waterfowl, upland birds, and big game throughout Pennsylvania and Missouri. He is a Benefactor Member of the NRA and currently stewards the CFCF grant supporting the NRA Youth Hunter Education Challenge (YHEC), helping to shape the next generation of ethical hunters and stewards. He is active with Camp Freedom and supports military families through the Special Forces Charitable Trust and the Navy SEAL Foundation.

Greg is also a founding force in clay target shooting, having helped establish shooting committees at the Philadelphia Cricket Club, the Racquet Club of Philadelphia, and LaSalle College High School’s youth trap team—the only USA Clay Target League team in southeastern Pennsylvania. All three of his sons are active in Camp Fire’s Junior programs, continuing the family’s conservation legacy.