Camp Alphie

July 20 - 25, 2008.
Camp Alphie is about the neatest camp you could ever imagine! Campers arrive on Sunday afternoon and live at camp until Friday's closing ceremony after lunch.
Count on fun-filled, kid-friendly days and nights in between.
There are normally between 35 and 45 campers and all are between the ages of 7 and 14.
In addition, the best camp directors and counselors you can imagine volunteer their time to make your Camp Alphie experience one to remember.
Most of the counselors are college students, including some who are cancer survivors.

Camp Alphie gives children a chance to laugh and eat and run and play. Parents Camp offers mom and dad the chance to do the same with parents who understand what you are facing.
Why is Parents Camp important?
When a child is diagnosed with cancer, the family immediately changes its focus to the disease.
Sometimes the stress causes the fabric of the family to unravel.
The basic premise of Parents Camp is to redirect attention back to the family unit.
More and more children are surviving cancer, so it is extremely important for your family structure to remain intact.
It's okay for you to laugh and eat and run and play. A week at Parents Camp can recharge you and give you tools to lead your family long after camp is over.