This category is for resident or day camps for children, adults, or families affected by cancer. 1. Angel On My Shoulder - Camp Angel and Camp Teen Angel: cost-free weekend retreats for kids affected by cancer through a loved one. Held at Camp Luther in Three Lakes, Wisconsin, and Camp Manito-Wish YMCA in Boulder Junction, Wisconsin. Dates, photos, forms, and program details. 2. Arizona Camp Sunrise - Overnight program for ages 8 to 16 who have or had cancer, for siblings, and day camp for ages 3 to 7. Calendar, programs, and message board for registered campers. In Payson, Arizona. 3. Camp Bluebird - Weekend retreats for adult cancer survivors twice a year. Includes a history of the Mississippi program, camp information, maps, directions and an image gallery. 4. Camp Boggy Creek - Free weeklong summer sessions, in Eustis, Florida, for ages 7 to 16, with life-threatening and chronic illnesses. Includes family weekends, annual schedule by illness, medical facilities, and application. 5. Camp Happy Days - Special annual camp for children with cancer. Information, location, and counselor application. 6. Camp Hobe - Offers day camp, for cancer patients ages 4 to 5; overnight camps for ages 6 to 12 and ages 13 to 19, siblings included. Pictures, stories, announcements, and events. In Tooele, Utah. 7. Camp Kesem at Notre Dame - A weeklong summer camp experience in Indiana for children who are coping with a parent's illness or death from cancer. 8. Camp Mak-A-Dream - A cost-free camp for children and young adults with cancer located in Montana and operated by Children's Oncology Camp Foundation. Offers a variety of activities including swimming, a ropes course and archery. 9. Camp Okizu - Week-long camps for children with cancer, or for siblings; weekend programs for families, or teens and siblings. Program details, calendar, and staff information. In Novato, California. 10. Camp Quality - Non-profit, volunteer organization that provides a free week-long camping experience and year-round support program for children with cancer and their families. Camps are held at five Canadian locations. Photos, activities, and contact information. 11. Camp Quality New Jersey - Non-profit organization providing a free week-long camping experience and year-round support program for New Jersey children with cancer and their families. Includes activities, parent and companion information, application forms, and ways to help. 12. Camp Quality Ohio - Free week-long camp and year-round support services for children with cancer and their families. Dates, photos, camp song, and camper and companion registration forms. 13. Camp Quality UK - Aimed at children with cancer, free holidays with full medical support offered. Includes testimonials, volunteer information and descriptions of activities. 14. Camp Smile-A-Mile - Summer camp for tots, kids, and teens with cancer; weekend family camps; and fall single-day events. Activities, medical information, staff, and schedule. In Alexander City, Alabama. 15. Camp Sunshine - Programs for kids, aged 7 to 12, and teens, aged 13 to 18, with cancer; sibling and family weekends. Activities, calendar, medical staff, applications, and history. In Rutledge, Georgia. 16. Dream Day on Cape Cod - Non-profit organization providing seriously ill children and their families with respite from hospitals and treatments through summer camp sessions and annual holiday events on Cape Cod, Massachusetts. 17. Happiness Is Camping - Free traditional overnight camp for girls and boys ages 6-16. Campers attend from one to four weeks, depending on their health. Staffed by doctors and nurses from Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center. Located in Blairstown, New Jersey. Program, dates, FAQ, and registration form. 18. Hole In The Wall Gang - No-fee camp for youth, ages 7 to 15, with cancer and serious blood diseases, who reside in New England, New York or New Jersey. Activities, program schedules, and medical and staff information. 19. Indian Summer Camp - Programs for youth ages 7 to 17 who have or had cancer, in Nicholasville, Kentucky. Schedule, application, photo gallery, and contact information. 20. Special Days Camps - Summer and winter camps in Brighton, Michigan for children ages 6 to 17 who have or have had cancer. Also offers week-long Partners Camp for the brothers and sisters of children with cancer. Includes news, FAQs, and forms. 21. The Barretstown Gang Camp - An operation which offers life-enhancing programmes for seriously ill children, and support for parents and carers. Includes map, history and donation information. 22. Victory Junction Gang Camp - A special camp for special kids with health care needs. 23. Australia - Camp Quality - Non-profit, volunteer organization providing support for children with cancer. Holds children's camps and family camps at locations throughout Australia. Programs, dates, locations, and registration form. 24. Camp Agape NEW! - Week-long camp for kids with cancer and their families, near Gig Harbor, Washington. Includes history, photographs, registration, contact information, and directions. 25. Camp Care - Provides children with cancer the opportunity to go to camp, have fun, and meet others like themselves. Includes mission statement, events, photo gallery, links, contacts, and a guestbook. [North Carolina] 26. Camp Carole - Program, offered at no cost to the families who participate, allows young people with cancer the chance to lighten their load by sharing good times with one another. Located on Lake Winnipesaukee in Moultonboro, New Hampshire. Mission, staff, and contact information. 27. Camp CoHoLo - Provides camping experiences to children with cancer and blood disorders. Features information about camp life, volunteers, photo gallery, and contacts. [Nebraska] 28. Camp Debbie Lou - Invites the entire family of cancer stricken children for a summer camping experience. Includes information about camp, who can attend, and volunteer opportunities. [North Carolina] 29. Camp Good Days and Special Times - Provides programs and services to improve the quality of life for children and families whose lives have been touched by cancer and other life challenges. 30. Camp Jornada - Provides free camp programs for children affected by cancer, and a year-round support network.[Minnesota] 31. Camp Kesem National - Creates summer camp programs across the nation for children who have or had a parent with cancer. 32. Camp Magical Moments - Offers children with cancer a place of retreat in an environment of fun, friendship, and love. Features camp information, news, message board, photo gallery, funding opportunities, and how to volunteer. [Idaho] 33. Camp Millennium - A summer camp for children dealing with cancer. Features a picture gallery, events, donation opportunities, contacts, and registration information. [Oregon] 34. Camp Oochigeas - Provides an active, outdoor experience for children with cancer. Also offers chemotherapy treatment onsite. Features fact sheet, what's new, how to get involved, history, directions, facilities, and photographs. [Ontario, Canada] 35. Camp Quality Arkansas - Provides the opportunity for children with cancer to have fun, participate in activities and make new friends. Features information about camp, who can attend, directions, and a photo gallery. 36. Camp Quality Eastern Ontario - A summer camp for children with cancer, also offers a year round program for families. Includes goals, history, logs, support, events, directions, and a photo gallery. [Canada] 37. Camp Quality Greater Kansas City - A camping experience and year-round support for children with cancer and their families. 38. Camp Quality Heartland - Program allows children with cancer and their siblings a camping experience. Includes information about camp, how to register or volunteer, song lyrics, and photographs. [Iowa and Nebraska] 39. Camp Quality Hong Kong - Providing year-round support for children undergoing treatment for cancer and their families. Features latest camp news, calendar, fundraising, links, and a message board. 40. Camp Quality Illinois - Goal is to give kids a break from treatment and their disease by providing a camp experience. Features information about what to expect, calendar of events, how to join, FAQ, links, and contacts. 41. Camp Quality Kentucky - Offers special children diagnosed with cancer a chance to attend camp. Includes schedule, how to help, news, pictures, and links. 42. Camp Quality Michigan - Provides a camping experience for children with cancer. Includes how to become a contributor, a dream list, staff applications, events, pictures, and contact information. 43. Camp Quality Northwest Missouri - Dedicated to giving children with cancer a week of new experiences and friendships, and their families a break from routines. Information about how to help, photo gallery, links, contacts, and a forum. 44. Camp Quality Northwestern Ontario - Provides year-round support to children with cancer and their families. Features program history, goals, fundraising, how to volunteer, and camp photographs. [Canada] 45. Camp Quality Texas - Provides free camping experiences and year-round support programs for children with cancer, and their families. Includes information about camp, message board, reunion, experiences, volunteers, donations, and contacts. 46. Camp Quality USA - Goal is to sustain nationwide community-based camping experiences and support programs for children with cancer and their families. 47. Camp Rainbow and Rainbow Kids - Free camping experienced offered to children with cancer and their families. Information about upcoming events, camp news, photo album, scholarship links, and the new logo. [Arizona] 48. Camp Rainbow Gold - Camp for children diagnosed with cancer. Features camp description and information about staff, events, news, ways to help, and registration. [Idaho] 49. Camp Rising Sun - A free camp for children who have been diagnosed with cancer. Information provided about campers, staff, reunions, memories, and how to donate. [Connecticut] 50. Camp Ronald McDonald for Good Times - Dedicated to providing children with cancer a place to experience camping, have fun, and develop self confidence. Includes calendar, how to volunteer, events, newsletter, traditions, and what to expect. [California] 51. Camp Sanguinity - Allows kids a chance to make friends and share experiences with other young cancer patients. Includes camp history, how to donate or volunteer, and a photo gallery. [Texas] 52. Camp Sunshine Dreams - A camp for children with cancer and their siblings. Features photographs, donors, calendar, links, forms, and contact information. [California] 53. Camp Ta-Kum-Ta - Offers a safe and challenging camping experience for Vermont children who have had cancer. Includes history, funding, news, donations, gallery, links, and contact information. 54. Camp Trillium - Offers free programs to children with cancer and their families. Has two permanent camp sites in Ontario: Garratt's Island, near Sandbanks Provincial Park; and Rainbow Lake, in Waterford. Also operates summer day camps in eight cities. Program information, photos, volunteer and staff opportunities, and forms. 55. Camp Unali - A summer camp for children ages 7 to 16 who are cancer survivors or who have sickle cell anemia. Provides history, programs, staff, location, support, photo gallery, and contact information. [Virginia] 56. Camp Wapiyapi - Provides at no cost, a respite for children with cancer and their families. Features camp history, volunteering, photographs, reunions, and contact information. [Colorado] 57. Children's Oncology Camping Association International - Provides resources and ideas for those offering a summer camp experience to children diagnosed with cancer. 58. Dream Street Foundation - Dedicated to providing a free camping program to children with chronic or life threatening diseases. Includes information about program, how to volunteer, calendar of events, and a photo gallery. [California] 59. Eagle Mount - Creates therapeutic and recreational opportunities for people of all ages and disabilities. Information provided about programs available, how to participate, staff, events, picture gallery, and contacts. [Montana] 60. First Descents - Free seven-day kayak camp in Vail, Colorado for young adults ages 15 to 25 with cancer. Camp history, agenda, message board, and applications. 61. Island of Hope - Offers tuition-free programming for adolescents with cancer and their families. [Massachusetts] 62. Kamp Kace - Provides a camping experience for children with cancer and their siblings in an outdoor environment. Features a photo gallery, how to help, camp history, forms, and contact information. [North Dakota] 63. One Step at a Time Camp - Seven summer programs for youth, ages 7 to 19, diagnosed with cancer and leukemia. Includes program details, activities, and calendar of events. 64. Special Love - Offers camping experience, support, and resources for children with cancer in the Virginia, Maryland and Metropolitan D.C. areas. 65. The Camps - Gives children with cancer and leukemia an opportunity to enjoy the outdoors, make friends, and learn new skills. Features information about camps, contributors, links, and pictures. [Illinois] 66. The Heart Connection Children's Cancer Program - Provides free summer camp for children with cancer and their siblings. Information provided about events, programs, volunteers, and funding. [Iowa] 67. The Ronald McDonald Camp - For children ages 7-19 who are undergoing or who have been treated for cancer, and their siblings. Features photographs, history, news, wish list, applications, directions, and mail. [Pennsylvania] 68. The Silver Lining Ranch - Provide lifetime opportunities for children with cancer to enhance the quality of their lives. [Colorado] 69. TLC Camp - Day camp for children with cancer and a sibling. Features program information, pictures, guestbook, registration, and camper application. [Illinois]

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