In December 2025, the Shabsels brothers tapped the Israeli bond market to raise $195 million, which was secured by 13 of the company’s summer camps. All of the summer camps within their portfolio were included in the bankruptcy filing. All of the summer camps within their portfolio were included in the bankruptcy filing. “The big question was: Will these summer camps be able to operate through the middle of August?” “She's been at home recovering, and all she does is complain about not being at camp,” Goldman said.