All About Camp Fantastic by Jonathan
Each day is a adventure. Kids laugh and play. There are many different activities to choose from. It’s like it’s your family. At Camp Fantastic, it’s like you’re free. Everyone […]
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Each day is a adventure. Kids laugh and play. There are many different activities to choose from. It’s like it’s your family. At Camp Fantastic, it’s like you’re free. Everyone […]
I am a bad singer. Like tone-deaf-nails-on-chalkboard crazy bad. When I was in high school, the family joke was that I was asked to sing solo…you know, so low that […]
I am truly humbled by the amazing group of volunteers who have gathered here for a week of service and compassion. Like most families, we are diverse. There are extroverts […]
We’re just getting started here at Camp Fantastic… stay tuned for more! It’s our 30th anniversary, so there will be a lot to celebrate!
Special Love’s mission is to provide “support services” to children with cancer and their families. Some of those services we can provide directly — scholarships, transportation to camp, etc — and some, perhaps the most important, require that we get out-of-the-way and let inspirational people share who they are with people who need inspiration.
Check out our very own Joey Norris, who’s captured the attention of the Broncos’ Tim Tebow. Hat-tip to WJLA news which has the story.
Video after the break.
Now appearing – Hero #30! Here at last is the finale to Special Love’s 30th year of service to children with cancer and our “30 Years & 30 Heroes.” Click here to meet Jeff, […]
We do BIG things at camp. We have camp carnivals with games, prizes, motorcycle rides, a dunk tank and fire truck rides. We transform bland cafeterias into dazzling cruise lounges. […]
If you’ve ever wondered “What is Camp Fantastic all about?” or “ What makes it so special?” then stay tuned here for regular updates and photos from the “Special Love […]
The sun is setting over the James as my car roles to a stop, its tires crunching in the gravel parking lot outside of the Jamestown 4H Center’s mess hall. Despite traffic and an unfamiliar route, I seem to be the first to arrive and I take a moment to savor the quiet tranquility of the slow, deep water that, like me, has reached the end of its long journey.
It’s good to be home.
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