The Anaheim Family YMCA was established in 1911 by Charles Pearson (who would later go
on to become the city's mayor). The YMCA operated out of a house on Philadelphia Street and began offering Hi-Y clubs in local schools. In 1924, Camp Osceola began the Anaheim Y's first camping season. The YMCA Indian Guides program got started two years later, providing parents and children the opportunity to share one-on-one experiences. ...

Camp Haverim, Santa Barbara's homegrown Jewish day-camp, which is accredited by the American Camp Association, is back for its 5th season! Camp Haverim is led by its experienced director, Itzik Ben Sasson. Itzik works with rabbis, ...

The Center for Courageous Kids® is a world-class medical camp designed specifically for the child living with medical challenges who could not attend a traditional camp. A 501(c)(3) not for profit, we are dedicated to uplifting children living with chronic or life-threatening illnesses. Our campus includes our Medical Center, Equestrian Center, Bowling Alley, Indoor Swimming Complex, Gymnasium and Climbing Wall, Lodges, Dining Hall and Theater....and so much MORE. But it's the amazing children and their wonderful families who fill these 168 acres with the sounds of laughter, singing and silliness. ...

It all began in 1989 in California with a lay Greek Orthodox priest, Father John Bakus serving at a fundraiser for the local Children's' Hospital Foundation. During his visits to the Children's Hospital he witnessed the impact cancer had not only to the ill children, but also to their parents and siblings. Because Father Bakus also helped the San Francisco Orthodox Diocese acquire the Saint Nicholas Ranch near Dunlap, California he knew it would serve as a great retreat center for families with children with cancer. Especially with its beautiful dormitories and surroundings as well as a large heated swimming pool. Father Bakus requested to use the Ranch as a "time out" for the families. The Ladies Philoptochos Society stepped up to raise funds and the local Candlelighter's made all the arrangements for the first camp, which was held in 1989 at Saint Nicholas Ranch in Fresno California. Everyone had a wonderful time and the children called their respite from the hospital and pa ...

Living Waters Bible Camp is a scenic year-round Christian camp nestled in a beautiful valley in southwestern Wisconsin, which displays the wonders of the Lord's creation. At Living Waters Bible Camp, we are committed to salvation through Jesus Christ, God's Son, and making everyone complete in Christ from children to adults. ...

The Children's Gym is owned and operated by Traci Vogel, a pre-school specialist with 25 years of experience in the field. Traci developed her love for gymnastics as a student of the sport. ...

A global Bible Centered Ministry dedicated to making disciples of all age groups for the Lord Jesus Christ through evangelism, teaching, and training, so that churches are established and The Church strengthened. ...

In 1995, while recuperating at Shands Hospital from heart transplant surgery, Eddie Mulock witnessed the plight of many children with disabilities and chronic illnesses. During his extended stay, he wondered what these children did away from the hospital. These musings turned into a dream; to build a camp for children with special needs. By 1996, Eddie had founded the Foundation for Dreams, a non-profit dedicated to building and funding Dream Oaks Camp. ...

Camp Joy's primary purpose is to build long lasting relationships with the children of New York City and introduce them into a loving relationship with the Lord Jesus Christ. ...

The programs at Camp Pacifica have been developed to provide a unique environment where special children have opportunites to grow and understand themselves and others. ...