Care, relief, resilience.
Project:Camp pops up free, trauma informed camps for kids impacted by disaster.
“my kids won’t remember being evacuated or our home being damaged by fire, they will remember the fun they had at camp.”
— Parent, Beckwourth Complex Fire, 2021
Learn More About…
Project:Camp’s free, trauma-informed day camps allow kids to heal and process in the wake of emergencies, giving parents and guardians space to navigate the post-disaster landscape.
Our Pop-up Camps
Our Story
Project:Camp was founded on the idea that every child is cared for in the wake of disasters. We strive to actualize this vision by providing free, trauma-informed care for kids during emergencies and advocating for the needs of children and families experiencing disasters.
Get Involved
Volunteer
We use local volunteers as counselors at all of our pop-up camps. Click here to learn more about our volunteer requirements and what it’s like to be a camp counselor with Project:Camp.
Donate
Project:Camp is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit fueled by donations. Your support helps us pop up more camps and uplift thousands of children and families during their most difficult moments. Click here to make a tax-deductible gift today and keep our camps free for all families who need them.
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Project:Camp in the News
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Hawaii News Now
On Maui, this pop-up camp gives the youngest evacuees a chance to just be kids
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Today Show
Jennifer Garner joins Project:Camp on the Today Show
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Kelly Clarkson Show
Mikey joins Kelly Clarkson to talk about Project:Camp
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NBC News
“Project:Camp gave parents a much-needed respite during the day, providing space to contact insurance companies, stay updated on evacuation orders and process their own anxiety.”
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CBS - KTVL News10
“The camp is there to help kids get their minds off of the tragedy happening in their neighborhoods and onto light-hearted fun activities.”
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NBC - KCRA3
“27 children and 12 volunteer counselors — all smiles at the first day of camp.”
