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Camp Goodtimes/The Goodtimes Project

Seattle, WA
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thegoodtimesproject.org

    • Mission

    The Goodtimes Project exists to offer Western Washington and Alaska families affected by childhood cancer a cost-free week of summer camp which: Affirms the joys of childhood often missed by those in treatment Fosters friendships between children and families who share common experiences Instills confidence through a variety of programs and activities Cares for their social safety as well as their medical safety Strives to send the children back into the world as more independent, caring, and capable youth Offers parents peace of mind as they entrust their children to camp, and take a well-deserved break

    About Us

    Camp Goodtimes's programming includes a no-cost pediatric oncology camp for patients, survivors and siblings affected by cancer. We welcome campers from western Washington and Alaska, ages 8-17, for two separate weeks of residential overnight summer camps and a weeklong kayak trip for young adult survivors. Each year we serve around 225 children and 15 young adults. A dedicated staff of 200 volunteers and two employees support all three programs.

    Cause Areas Include

    • Health & Medicine
    • Volunteering

    Location & Contact

    • 2069400062
    • 7400 Sand Point Way NE, #101S, Seattle, Washington, US
      #101S
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