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CAMP NO WORRIES INC

MOORESTOWN, NJ
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www.campnoworries.org

  • Misión

    Camp No Worries is a camp like no other. We know that support continues well beyond hospital walls and hope is within reach when we all work together. That’s why, at Camp No Worries, strengthening families is our cause. Every day, we work side-by-side with our community to make sure that all pediatric oncology families, regardless of income or background, have the opportunity to safely send their children to traditional summer sleep away camp, leaving worries behind and allowing kids to just be kids. Camp No Worries serves patients, siblings and bereaved siblings.

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    Camp No Worries assists pediatric oncology families to build friendships, community, resilience and hope. Our organization is comprised of dedicated business and community leaders who lend their time and expertise to help children have one week of "no worries" each summer.

    Today Camp No Worries can accommodate up to 100 campers and is a 501(c)3 that runs on a full volunteer staff at no cost to families for their children to attend. Camp No Worries is a family and the memories made at camp will forever remain a part of the lives of the children and families we serve.

    We focus our work in 4 key areas because nurturing the potential of kids and supporting our neighbors are fundamental to strengthening communities. We are for: supporting friendship, strengthening community, building resilience, providing hope.

    Áreas de Impacto incluyen

    • Desarrollo de Comunidades
    • Desarrollo de Comunidades
    • Salud & Medicina
    • Deportes & Entretenimiento
    • Voluntariado

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