Apply for Family Camp!

This application is only to attend our Family Retreat programs. If you are looking to register your child for an overnight or day Camp, please see the Summer Camp page on our website for links to those applications.


FAMILY CAMP (7/12 - 7/14) is for families new to Camp Good Days who have a child or parent diagnosed with or have passed away from cancer or sickle cell anemia.

CAMP COURAGE (8/2 - 8/4), formerly known as Brain Tumor Weekend, is for families who have a child or parent diagnosed with a brain tumor.

Applicants are accepted into Camp Good Days programs free of charge, without regard to race, ethnicity, gender, gender identity or expression, religion, national origin, disability, or sexual orientation. Final acceptance shall be determined upon review.

* Denotes A Required Field

CAMP INFORMATION
FAMILY INFORMATION
    
PATIENT INFORMATION
(If your family has more than one patient, please contact Alicia Sommer)
CAMP PARTICIPANTS

Please list all participants who will be attending the session

 

Parents/Guardians

Are responsible for the actions and supervision of each child/participant throughout the program. At least one legal parent or guardian is required to attend.

All communication regarding the session will be sent to this contact (i.e. e-mail and postal mail).


Additional Adults

Please list any other adult (18 and older) living in your household who will be attending camp


Children

Please list all dependent children (age birth to 17) attending the session

Child 1

Child 2

Child 3

Child 4

Child 5

Child 6
(If your family has more than 6 children, please email the requested additional child information to: Alicia Sommer)
HOUSING

Families will have the option to either (1) be assigned to our gendered cabins, either boy or girl cabin or (2) share an assigned cabin with 1-3 other families. Our cabins are generally one large room with bunks, with a restroom off of it. There are not separate sleeping spaces. We will do our best to assign you to your preferred housing type. See the family information packet for more details.