10 makes a difference
10 seconds can give a child of abuse the spark of Hope that their life can be better.
10 minutes of listening, playing and attention can tell a child of abuse they have value
100 hours at Royal Family Kids' Camp can change our Community as children of abuse believe and accept their worth
How can you make a difference with 10?
- Donate $10 online
- Find 10 friends and ask them to give $10
- Spread the word and get others to give
Your $10 plus $10 from 10 of your friends will go a long way towards giving 64 children of abuse, abandonment or neglect the experience of their life that will last forever.
All proceeds go directly to support Royal Family KIDS in Pasco.
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One week can make a difference
Royal Family Kids' Camp is a one week resident camp for kids, ages 7 to 11, in the local Foster Care system.
The children we take to Camp are documented cases of abuse, neglect or abandonment. Due to their medications and behavior problems many Foster Children, are not permitted to attend camps for so called 'normal' children.
The goal of Royal Family Kids' Camp is to give kids, who are often lost and forgotten, a safe, fun week in a caring environment. This is accomplished with a 100% volunteer staff creating a more than 1:1 ratio of adults and children.
The children benefit from the personal attention of their Counselor and all the structured activities they can choose from each day. A highlight of the week is "Everybody's Birthday Party". It is surprising how many Foster Children have never celebrated their birthday, but on Wednesday, EVERY child has a party complete with games, cake and ice cream and presents.
This camp is provided at no cost to the Foster Parents or the State of Washington. We raise all our own funds to meet our $86,000 yearly budget to provide this camp.
We are passionate about Royal Family Kids' Camp and how it can benefit a child who needs to feel hopeful and loved. We believe "one week makes a difference in the life of a child".
For more information you can visit our website and/or view our video from camp last year.
