A salaried staff of camp directors, counselors, and a nurse are on hand to be sure that the children have a week filled with fun and activity. The camps include bowling, swimming, boating, crafts, games and cookouts. On each Friday of the day camps a special event is planned which is then topped off with an overnight campout. There are no fees or costs to attend the camp. The camp serves approximately 85-100 children each summer.
Children look forward to camp each year to renew old friendships and to make new ones.
The breakfast is complete with eggs, bacon, sausage, biscuits and gravy, orange juice and milk. As the children enjoy their breakfast there are holiday songs, face painting, often a visit from a magician, all in anticipation of the visit from Santa himself. There is no cost for the child or family to attend the breakfast. The Danville Chapter had traditionally funneled it's resources to causes that related to children with disabilities. So we began to offer Adults with Disabilities Dances in conjunction with the summer camps and the children's Christmas event.