The Camps For Kids network is carefully selected. Each camp is screened annually. All are backed by professional organizations like The American Camp Association and The National Kidney Foundation.

For our campers, it’s all about fun, independence, friendships, and experiences that last a lifetime.

Visit the wonderful camps that your Camps For Kids’ donation supports.

Accessible Arts' Discovery Trails Program: Accessible Arts' Discovery Trails Program: Visually impaired and blind teens join a "wagon train" and follow the traders’ Trail through Indian Country to Santa Fe, New Mexico.

AileyCamp: The purpose of AileyCamp is to challenge participants to develop an awareness of the importance of a healthy body and mind in order to excel in life.

Boys and Girls Clubs Summer Camps: The Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Kansas City serves 10,000 urban youth each year at eight Club locations.

Camp ChiMer: Camp ChiMer offers a summer camp experience to children who have chronic kidney disease.

Camp Heartland: At Heartland Presbyterian Center kids enjoy riding horses, swimming, archery, nature study, campfires, the arts, and faith development. Over forty programs are available for kids between ages 9-18.

Camp MITIOG: MITIOG (Made In The Image Of God) is devoted to organizing and creating quality life experiences and lasting memories for children born with Spina Bifida.

Camp Quality: Camp Quality Greater Kansas City is a year-round support program and camping experience for children with cancer and their families.

Camp Shakespeare: The focus of Shakespeare Camp is to give campers a theatre experience that allows self-expression, builds confidence, inspires creativity, and teaches the value of teamwork.

Camp Shawnee: The Camp Shawnee program builds caring, confident youth and future leaders.

Camp Shing: Camp Shing is a camp for children and adolescents with epilepsy, their parents and siblings.

Camp WIN: Girls sport day camp where girls ages 6-12 are introduced to 15 sports taught by local high school and collegiate coaches and teams, as well as national athletes.

Camp Wood YMCA: Camp Wood YMCA offers traditional camp experiences along with specialty camps, such as garage band, horse camp, teen-leadership camps, skateboarding camp, and much more.

Community School of the Arts -- Summer Camp: The Community School of the Arts summer camps offer exciting and enriching arts experiences for youth ages 5 – 15. Each summer camp runs Monday – Friday.

Girl Scout Camps: Through a variety of exciting activities, girls learn to take care of themselves, to take care of others, and to take care of their environment.

Joshua Center Camp : For children with a primary diagnosis of Tourette Syndrome, Asperger Syndrome and Obsessive Compulsive Disorder, Joshua Center Camp is an overnight camp at the Rotary Youth Camp in Lee’s Summit.

KC Diabetes Camp: Provides children with diabetes a unique camping experience where they are able to enjoy all the activities other children participate in while doing so in a medically appropriate environment.

KCFC Summer Fencing Camp: Campers work individually and in groups in conjunction with professional, certified fencing instructors and volunteer staff to develop physical fitness in general and are introduced to the sport of Ol

KCUYC Urban Leadership Camp: Every day the homes, schools and streets of Kansas City are filled with heroes. These heroes are children and teens filled with passion, desire, creativity and dreams.

Mattie Rhodes Summer Art Camp: Now in its tenth year Mattie Rhodes Summer Art Camp continues to expand its creative and educational opportunities for children in the Greater Kansas City area. Participants are encouraged to celebra

MDA Camp: The annual Muscular Dystrophy Association Summer Camp is a week long summer camp program for children ages 6-21 who are living with a neuromuscular disease.

Operation Breakthrough Camping Program: Operation Breakthrough, Inc. is a state licensed daycare and family service facility that serves 674 children (ages 6 weeks through 17 years old).

Royal Family Kids' Camp: Royal Family Kids' Camp provides a classic residential camp adventure for children in the foster care custody of Kansas Social and Rehabilitation Services.

Swope Corridor Academic Camp: The camp focuses on reading skills in the morning and provides recreational opportunities in the afternoon.

Whatsoever Youth Summer Program: Activities include homework help/tutoring; academic classes in math, science, history, and English; life skill classes, Lions-Quest classes, leadership group and recreational time.

Wildwood Summer Learning Program: Located near LaCygne, KS, Wildwood’s beautiful residential camp facility has offered activities in outdoor, adventure and experiential education for over 25 years.

Wonderland Camp: The mission of Wonderland Camp is to provide a fun, educational experience for children, teenagers and adults who are mentally and physically challenged.

Youth Leadership Institute: Youth Leadership Institute (formerly called "Anytown") is a week-long experience for high school students in appreciating diversity and combatting oppression.