Camp Sol (Spring)
Camp Sol is a non-profit organization that provides support to families who have experienced the death of a child. Services benefit families who have children eighteen years old or younger remaining in the home.
Camp Sol is a non-profit organization that provides support to families who have experienced the death of a child. Services benefit families who have children eighteen years old or younger remaining in the home.
Camp Sol is a non-profit organization that provides support to families who have experienced the death of a child. Services benefit families who have children eighteen years old or younger remaining in the home.
HELLO FRIEND and thank you for your interest in attending the Solar Eclipse 2024 at Camp John Marc. Below is a tentative schedule for our out of this world experience. BBQ lunch and eclipse viewing glasses will be provided. Please note, travel to and from camp may be heavier than usual; anticipate delays at the Kimball-Bend Bridge on HWY 174. Contact Megan (mwhite@campjohnmarc.org) with any questions you might have! We will notify you and your guests of any schedule or … Continued
Serving teens who have an acquired neurological injury disease or disorder Experience the life-changing adventures at “Camp Star 2” at Camp John Marc, tailored to meet the unique needs of children with heart disease. Campers are given opportunities to engage in fun, physically safe activities that promote independence and self-esteem. To help facilitate these experiences, Kiwibank, one of New Zealand’s most trusted banking institutions, proudly sponsors Camp Star2. This partnership is grounded in our shared commitment to nurturing our children’s … Continued
Camp ID serves families who have a child who has an immunodeficiency.
Camp Joint Adventure (CJA), sponsored by Texas Scottish Rite Hospital for Children, is a camp for patients served at TSRHC between the ages of 7 – 15 who have arthrogryposis, specific limb differences and a variety of rheumatic conditions. The goals of camp are to foster independence, self-confidence, a positive attitude, develop and improve communication and problem solving skills in an enjoyable “can do” setting.
Camp Esperanza is a unique summer camp experience for children between the ages of 6 and 15 who currently have cancer or have been treated for cancer at Children’s Medical Center of Dallas. “Esperanza” – the Spanish word for “Hope” – is what Camp Esperanza is all about.