THE POWER OF PURE
CHILDHOOD JOY
Camp programs have the extraordinary power to make kids with life-altering diagnoses feel like ordinary kids.
LIFE-CHANGING JOY FOR KIDS
WITH LIFE-ALTERING DIAGNOSES.
The fortitude of fun.
The strength of silliness.
The boldness that
comes from belonging.
When a child with a life-altering diagnosis experiences camp, it lights a fire inside them and they discover they have the power to take on life in bold, joyful new ways. It ignites an “I can do it” belief, as they discover that they are strong and resilient. And, it fuels entire families with inspiration and hope.
THE POWER OF
CONNECTION
Our volunteers fuel fun and friendships and get a powerful amount of love and inspiration in return.
THE POWER OF GENEROSITY
Your donation not only makes all of our camp experiences possible, it makes them FREE to every camper.
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Roundup River Ranch is proud to celebrate 20 years of creating free life-changing experiences for children with life-altering diagnoses and their families. Since 2006, we’ve shared The Power of Camp by inspiring independence, connection, joy, and hope.
MEET JACKSON
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Check out more highlights from our spectacular night of fundraising and spaghetti-slurping! 😋🍝
We celebrated the power of camp last night at Social Capitol in Denver AND Sauce On the Creek in Avon! 🍽️ We had so much fun at both events as we showed friends one of our favorite camp traditions: No-Hands Spaghetti! 🍝 It was amazing to see the smiles and childhood joy across all ages 😊 Our inaugural No-Hands Spaghetti in Denver was a success as we launched the Raise a Little Hell Club in Denver! With a generous $10,000 match from the Jazzbird Foundation, together Denver and the Vail Valley raised $40,105! 👏 We want to say a big THANK YOU to our Denver Sponsors: Greer and Jack Gardner, The Hayes Family Foundation, and Paul Zakhary and to our Vail Valley Sponsors: Julia and Don Johnson and Terri and Jim Garofalo! ❤️
We sat down with the Brakes, a first-time camper family, to talk about their medical journey leading up to camp and their experience at Family Camp. Navigating a new Celiac Disease diagnosis for their daughter, Virginia, they found others to relate to and ways to connect as a family without having to worry about if food was safe for her 🫶 To see more of the Brake’s story, read our newest blog post at RoundupRiverRanch.org/Blog 🩷🔗
We are so excited for our No-Hands Spaghetti Dinners TOMORROW night! We are thankful for our Sauce & Noodle Sponsors who helped make this event possible in both Denver & the Vail Valley! We can`t wait to put our thumbs up, face down, and dig into our spaghetti to raise money for camp! 🧡💛
We can always count on the operations team to bring camp fun to the office! 🥸😂 #Camp #SeriousFun
