Southwest Kids Cancer Foundation
Southwest Kids Cancer Foundation, Inc.
Phoenix, AZ, United States
About
Founded in 2013, Southwest Kids Cancer Foundation is a charity based in Phoenix, United States working on health, children & youth, community development.
Southwest Kids Cancer Foundation is a 501 non-profit established in 2013 to preserve and advance Arizona Camp Sunrise and Sidekicks. It provides free year-round programmes, summer camps and family events for children with pediatric cancer, their siblings and families in Arizona, Nevada and New Mexico. Programmes are funded mainly by donations, sponsorships and fundraisers, and are run largely by volunteers.
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Arizona Camp Sunrise
Health · United States
Free weeklong overnight summer camp for children with cancer, held in Payson, Arizona, offering adventure, friendship and normalcy.
Arizona Camp Sidekicks
Children & Youth · United States
Free summer camp for siblings of children impacted by pediatric cancer.
Teen Camping Trip
Children & Youth
Overnight retreat for teens aged 13 to 16 impacted by pediatric cancer and their siblings.
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Family-friendly events such as carnivals, sporting event outings and picnics for families affected by pediatric cancer.
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American Cancer Society, William H Moffat Jr. Foundation, Jack Ingebritson Foundation, Chipotle, Barros Pizza, The Picklr, We-Ko-Pa Golf Club, Brinkmann Constructors
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