I know that camp has truly given two things the disease hates the most: life and independence.

[Camp] truly pulled our son out of a funk. He has a new energy on life after attending camp and is ready to fight again. We can’t thank you all enough for giving us that gift.

The little glint of joy that is created by virtue of that bonding, by that experience is indescribable, its memorable, its unforgettable. It’s hard to articulate if you’ve never seen it, but if you have seen it, it will move you beyond belief.

They are experienced with children with all levels of disease and they have the facilities to handle them...The entire camp is built for children with disabilities. This is a rough road and you cannot walk it alone. You have to have help.

We can help them overcome their limitations because they have the courage to do so, and we have the place where they can do so.

It was such a healing experience. Left us with hope for better days ahead. Hope to give other families who have to see their child suffer from so much uncertainty. Hope to give our children that they will have more good days than bad days. Hope to give ourselves.