Camp Sunshine also gives participants a glimpse of a world that looks very different from what they encounter online, at school, or in their everyday communities. For four days, they live in a space defined by belonging, kindness, and genuine connection, and that experience often reshapes how they see and move through the world long after camp ends.

Camp Sunshine Program Manager Mariah Sadenwater shares a personal reflection about camp, exploring why summer camp is such an important part of her life and how Camp Sunshine continues to impact campers and their families long after the few days they spend together each summer.

On Thursday, September 25, the Camp Sunshine community lost a beloved member, Mark Bush. Both as a song leader and a champion, Mark was a pillar for Camp Sunshine through every season of change.

Gestures of inclusiveness not rooted in friendship and community are what can appear empty or performative. Celebrate true inclusion daily!

April is Autism Awareness month. The Camp Sunshine community is seeking to deepen our understanding of disability.

In 2023, the Camp Sunshine Community shared many wonderful moments of connection, inclusion, and FUN! A few highlights: A meetup at...

We believe that all human beings should be treated with love, kindness, and a mutual respect for one another.

July is Disability Pride month. Camp Sunshine is celebrating the gifts and abilities of the entire Sunshine community during the month of...