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A Campaign to roundup generosity, lasso resources, and offer more pure camp joy, to more campers, for years to come.

We believe in the extraordinary healing powers of ”ordinary” childhood fun.

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What makes Roundup River Ranch so extraordinary?

We make campers with serious illnesses feel like ordinary kids. Giggling, laughing, conspiring, arrow-shooting, horseback-riding, art-creating kids. We help campers and their families enjoy the gift of extraordinarily joyful moments, lasting friendships, newfound courage, and memories that remain long after the last s’more is devoured.

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seriousfun children's network - founded by paul newman

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We are part of the SeriousFun Children’s Network, a global community of medical specialty camps founded by Paul Newman. He believed that kids with serious illnesses needed a place to “kick back and raise a little hell.” And we couldn’t agree more.

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We love our community! ❤ Our team had a great time at the Eagle County Gives Rally on Tuesday, in preparation for Colorado Gives Day! This community provides so much support to us that allows us to continue providing the life-changing camp experiences that we do. Thank you to @eaglecogives and @4eagleranch for hosting an amazing evening in support of Eagle County non-profits! Our team was thrilled to receive a $250 check from the @1stbank drawing!

Colorado Gives Day is next Tuesday, December 5th and your gift (whether $5 or $500!) makes a HUGE impact. Give anytime from NOW until Colorado Gives Day at our link in bio! 🔗(PLUS, your gift will be boosted thanks to the $1M+ Incentive Fund.)

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Did you know? The Boston Children's Health Physicians report that epilepsy is one of the most common neurological disorders, affecting people of all ages, with roughly 470,000 children living with epilepsy in the United States. In Colorado alone, there are an estimated 7,800 children ages 0-17 with active epilepsy, according to the CDC.

At Roundup River Ranch, our medical team is always ready to care for chidren with epilepsy and help them have the BEST week of their lives! 💜

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TODAY IS GIVING TUESDAY! 🥳 Celebrate this day of giving with us as we kick off our season of giving by donating at our link in bio! 🔗 Today is such an important day for supporting children and families with serious illnesses in ensuring them a life-changing camp experience.

"Camp showed me how to smile again and reminded me that I have things to be happy about. Places like Roundup River Ranch make me believe that there is still good in the world.” - Camper Ava 💜

Our campers experience a renewed sense of hope, thanks to you and others like you!

AND a generous donor has stepped up to match all gifts, up to $5,000! For one day only, your gift will go TWICE as far to spread the healing power of community, belonging, and hope to more children. 👏

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“I have volunteered at Roundup River Ranch twice now…the first time, in 2022, I signed up simply to get some pediatric clinical contact hours, but I left with so much more than that. There are very few times in our careers in healthcare where we can see so clearly the meaning of the work we do and the impact we have on other people’s lives. I made sure that these memories are forever ingrained in my mind so I can easily reach in for them and remember how amazing these kiddos are and how much impact we have on their lives.”

Read this touching article, telling the story of camp with a nurse's perspective. Find it at our link in bio! 🔗

We were happy to welcome graduate nursing students from Johnson Beth-El students to take part in a unique clinical learning experience right here at Roundup River Ranch!

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