Volunteering at SeriousFun camps is a rewarding experience that allows you to make a direct impact on the lives of children with serious illnesses.
Among our 30 member camps and programs around the globe, there are countless opportunities to volunteer, at all times of the year.
Let us know which camp locations you'd be interested in learning more about, and we'll send you a list with links to explore further.
Each form submission gets us closer to reaching our goal of 10,000 volunteers in celebration of The Year of SeriousFun!
We provide children living with serious illnesses with a spectacular camp experience and high-quality medical care, all in the safest and most supportive environment. And for the kids, it’s high-flying, friendship-building, memory-making fun.
Camp experiences for children & family members since 1988
Experiences for children & family members in 2022
Volunteers supporting children, families & camps since 1988
Discover our network of camps across the Northeast, where we create magical experiences for children and their families. From high-flying adventures to creative arts and crafts, our camps offer a diverse range of activities that cater to every child's needs and interests.
A scenic camp in Seminole State Forest, with Florida Cracker-style buildings and activities like horseback riding, bear crafting, and fishing.
A scenic camp in Seminole State Forest, with Florida Cracker-style buildings and activities like horseback riding, bear crafting, and fishing.
Explore a 100-year-old red barn on 200 acres in the Midwest, a camp for ill children with a pool, gardens, 22 buildings, 2 lakes, and trails for fun and healing.
The Hole in the Wall Gang Camp in Ashford, Conn. offers healing programs for ill children and families, with activities tailored for their needs and year-round outreach.
Camp Korey in Mt. Vernon, WA, on 200 acres, offers free, adaptive programs for seriously ill children, promoting strength, bravery, and leadership through various activities.
Set on 105 acres in SE Michigan with lakes and nature, the camp serves the Great Lakes Region with a top health center staffed by medical professionals from 13 hospitals.
The Painted Turtle camp helps children with serious medical conditions and their families through empowering experiences, fostering friendship, confidence, and independence.
Roundup River Ranch in the Rockies, on 85 acres by the Colorado River at 6,300 feet, offers joy, courage, and friendship to campers and families through healing and fun.
Victory Junction, a NASCAR-themed camp on 84 acres with rolling fields and trees, features a water park, mini-golf, zip line, bowling alley, and paddle boats for fun.