"Going to Camp makes me glad I have cancer.” - Codey

"I wish Camp lasted for 100 weeks." - Kendall

      Until there’s a cure, there will always be --                   Camp Happy Days

From July 4-10, 2010, Camp Happy Days will welcome more than 160 children with cancer and their siblings to our weeklong summer camp where they will experience endless days filled with fun, laughter and special memories. 

Through the hearts and hands of our amazing volunteers, we will change the lives of these children - giving them hope, happiness and the chance to simply "be a kid".  Children who have spent days, weeks and even months enduring painful treatments will explore the limits of their imagination, finding strength, confidence and the will to continue their fight.  But we cannot do this without you so please,

Become a part of the magic... the wonder… the hope.

No donation is too small to make a very real difference.

Click on the "Donate" button above

and give a child with cancer a lifetime of memories. 

Your Donation

Right now hundreds of children throughout South Carolina are battling cancer and the painful effects of treatment, and sadly, even more will be diagnosed this year.  Camp Happy Days' mission is to help provide hope, encouragement, strength and support to these families during this very difficult and frightening time.  Your donation will help make Camp a reality and will support our other year-round programs for children fighting cancer and their families.  All of our programs are free to the families we serve and your gift will ensure these programs are available even during this very difficult economy.  Thank You.  

Camp Happy Days

1622 Ashley Hall Rd.

Charleston, SC  29407

843-571-4336

www.camphappydays.com

Camp Happy Days, Inc. is a South Carolina non-profit organization for the benefit of children with cancer and their families.  Camp Happy Days is a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organization as described by Internal Revenue Service codes.  Your contribution ensures our ability to continue giving children with cancer the chance to experience many tomorrows...today.