Many prospective volunteers silently wonder if Camp Casco is sad, but don’t always ask aloud.

It’s a question potential donors asks, sometimes quietly, sometimes with a bit of hesitation before clicking “give.” If your contribution isn’t massive, will it really matter? Will anyone notice? Will it make a difference?

The honest answer: yes, and more than you might think.

At Camp Casco, inclusion isn’t a buzzword or a checkbox, it’s something children feel from the moment they arrive. For kids affected by childhood cancer, that feeling is life-changing.

At Camp Casco, campers like Nora are surrounded by people who understand what they’ve been through begin building confidence not only in who they are, but in how they speak up for themselves.

The 2026 theme days are here! Check them out to get ready for an epic camp season.

Learn more about the people behind the medical care at Camp Casco, the protocols, and what happens if your child doesn't feel well at camp.

Read Camp Casco’s media coverage in the Sudbury Patch