Camp Kodiak is a residential summer camp for children & teens with and
without Learning Disabilities, NLD, ADHD and Asperger Syndrome. Because of
our 2-to-1 ratio, professional staff and specialized programs, our fees need
to be quite substantial to cover our costs. We do what we can to help, but
every year we have to turn away deserving campers whose parents are unable
to pay our fees. We really appreciate the assistance provided to these
families by Kids in Camp.
Make a donation and help us send more kids to camp!
Tax receipts are issued for donations of $20.00 and over.
You may choose not to share any of your contact information and/or remain anonymous. Kids in Camp does not share its donor list.
Please contact us if you require any assistance or if you prefer to donate over the phone.
You may mail a cheque if you prefer, payable to Kids in Camp, to: Kids in Camp, 206 Lord Seaton Road, Toronto, Ontario M2P 1K9
We truly appreciate your generous support.
Here are some ways you can give:
Fundraising Initiatives
Host a fundraising activity with your school, camp or group, including:
Car wash, 50/50 draw, Barbeque, Silent auction, ‘Sport’ a-thon, % of event ticket proceeds, Proceeds from Mabel’s Labels fundraising program, Portion of camper tuck refund as designated by family, Reunion related activities, Staff initiatives
Every Donation Makes an Impact
Camp Walden is both honoured and proud to be involved with Kids In Camp. We so appreciate the funding that Kids In Camp has been able to provide to members of our camp community. These funds have helped to make camp possible for campers who would otherwise not have been able to attend. Furthermore, we proudly support Kids In Camp knowing that our contributions are going to such a worthwhile cause. We believe so strongly in the value of summer camp for kids, and the way in which it benefits their social and emotional growth; as such, it is so fulfilling to be able to contribute to and be a part of a cause that is so near and dear to our hearts.
We were thrilled to find out about Kids in Camp at last year’s OCA Conference. There were a couple of families that came to mind. We found the process to be simple and certainly the flexibility and patience you exhibited to us as we ‘learned the ropes’ was no less than wonderful.
We look forward to a long partnership in providing the rich camping experience for children who would otherwise be unable to experience the unique opportunity that camp provides to be outside in nature and away from the electronic environment that they are so often immersed in and to interact with other children face to face in positive ways and with positive role models. Thank you Kids in Camp.