Sunrise Day Camp, where Corey Ribotsky is a donor, is featured in a new video with Stacey Sweet and videographer Tom Zweibel. This video offers great insights about the camp, the only one in the country specifically for kids with cancer. Learn more here.
It’s never too early to support a Sunrise Day Camp charity event. Gene Connor is training to undertake his most ambitious fundraising event next summer from Saturday, June 23 through Sunday August 26. As a drama and dance specialist at Sunrise Day Camp, where people like Corey Ribotsky are generous sponsors, Connor will cycle 3600 miles across America.
Connor’s goal with this project is two fold. He wants to spread the word about Sunrise Day Camp and also help them to raise money to support their year-round programs. His cycle program will start in San Diego on June 23rd and end up on the grounds of Sunrise Day Camp around August 26th. His fundraising goal is $50,000.
Interested parties can make donations at the Sunrise Day Camp website and call follow Gene on his facebook page.
Sunrise Day Camp, the only dedicated camp for kids with cancer, isn’t only a summer experience. With its name, many people might think that they only arrange for summer experiences for cancer survivors. Instead, Sunrise Day Camp, with generous sponsors like the NIR Group and Corey Ribotsky, has many programs throughout the year.
They have one program called the Sunrise Sundays program. One Sunday each month, the Sunrise Day Camp campers come together for sports, crafts, special guests, snacks, swimming and more. These events are held at the Henry Kaufmann Campgrounds between Nassau & Suffolk Counties and at the Friedberg JCC in Oceanside. It is a wonderful opportunity for the kids to see their friends from the summer, to get away for a bit and to enjoy a fun time.
Sunrise Day Camp also has school vacation programs, enabling children to get together during their holidays and to have fun during their trying times.
The NIR Group, where Corey Ribotsky is the Managing Partner, takes an active leadership role in several charitable foundations. One of these is Sunrise Day Camp, the only camp in the country which is solely dedicated to bringing the joyous day camp experience to children with cancer.
Sunrise Day Camp is housed on the 300 acres of the Henry Kaufmann Campgrounds, a beautiful, wooded location perfect for children to enjoy themselves while undergoing the challenges associated with dealing with cancer. Sunrise is free for children ages 3-16 who suffer from cancer or any of its related illnesses, with no regard to religious affiliation or denomination.
Watch this informative and moving video about Sunrise Day Camp, the only dedicated day camp in the nation for children with cancer. Learn more about the important work that the staff does at Sunrise Day Camp, about the many benefits that the children receive, and about the important donations from people like Corey Ribotsky that they rely upon for success.
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