We don't see disabilities. We see possibilities.
Kamp For Kids is a 501(c)(3) organization that provides activities, camps, and community events for children with autism, special needs, and various other needs. This organization has existed since 1997.
Real words from the families, partners, and communities whose lives have been touched by Kamp for Kids.
"This camp came into my life through a dear friend — we both have children on the autism spectrum. By the end of the weekend, I was overwhelmed by the love and support we received. My children made real friendships, and so did I. This was a deeply positive experience, and we will absolutely be back. Thank you, Penny, Tim, and all the volunteers. This is a weekend we will never forget."
"The Autism Camp at Spade was both enlightening and inspiring. We experienced a level of warmth and hospitality that is rare. We learned so much about behaviors, challenges, and the many resources available to families navigating autism. Most importantly, we had an incredible time together. We are already looking forward to next year."
"The Urban Promise Trenton youth who attended the retreats absolutely loved the experience. It gave them time outdoors, space to reflect, and an environment where they felt safe and supported. We are deeply grateful for the opportunity you've given them to be part of something so meaningful."
"What you are doing in our community is truly impactful. We care deeply about this cause and genuinely commend the work you are doing in this space. The Philadelphia Eagles are proud to support an organization that shows up for children and families the way Kamp for Kids does."
"Thank you, Kamp for Kids, for helping raise funds to create the Buddy Bench in memory of Emma, who passed away at just six years old from osteosarcoma. Emma was a member of the Boys & Girls Club. Her spirit will never be forgotten. We are so thankful for your support and the fundraising efforts that made this possible."
"When my daughter was diagnosed with autism at two years old, my first thought was: how can I help her? This journey can feel incredibly isolating. But experiences like this remind you that you are not alone. They bring connection, understanding, and hope during a season that can feel overwhelming. Thank you, Kamp for Kids."
