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Founded by Paul Newman in 1988, SeriousFun Children's Network is a growing global community of 30 camps and programs serving children with serious illnesses and their families, always free of charge. We encourage you to not only engage with us, but to take advantage of the opportunity to engage with others on this page. The goal is to share public information about our company and initiatives and for you to become part of the discussion with us. Before you dive in, there are a few terms of use that we ask everyone to follow when participating in the conversation. This will help ensure that we all have a good Site experience and avoid distractions that may take away from the great discussions that will take place. Facebook's Statement of Rights and Responsibilities
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10/16/2026

Tonight is the night! We’re celebrating the SeriousFun Benefit Dinner at The Glasshouse in NYC, featuring special guests Norah Jones, B.J. Novak, John Oliver, Jason Suran, Aisha Jackson, and The Outsiders, along with our incredible SeriousFun campers.

We’ll also recognize this year’s honorees, Georgia Wall Gogel and Don Gogel, Abercrombie & Fitch Co., and Jimmy Canton for their contributions to the SeriousFun community.

Follow along on Instagram Stories for moments from tonight’s celebration!

10/15/2026

Shhh! A peek at Friday's special guests and performers We're excited to celebrate with you as we honor extraordinary individuals whose leadership, generosity, and commitment help make our camps and programs possible for children living with serious illnesses and their families.

10/14/2026

For Christine, living with a bleeding disorder meant that activities like sports and playing outside came with extra concern about falls, bruises, and injuries.

At Camp Boggy Creek, our SeriousFun camp in Florida, she found an environment where she could try new things with the right support. She tried basketball, soccer, and archery—and discovered what she was capable of.

Christine describes camp as “an equal playing field.”

The confidence she built there followed her home. She began asking for more independence—and her family began seeing more of what was possible.

Christine returned to camp year after year. Today, she’s a camp counselor.

That’s how camp changed everything.

Learn more about Christine’s story at the link in our comments.

Living with a blood condition can shape what a child can do safely—and sometimes whether they get the chance to join in ...
10/13/2026

Living with a blood condition can shape what a child can do safely—and sometimes whether they get the chance to join in at all.

This month, we’re sharing two stories that highlight different experiences of living with blood condition: sickle cell disease and a bleeding condition.

At SeriousFun camps, trained staff, medical support, and thoughtful adaptations help create a place where children can take part, make friends, try new things, and discover what they can do.

Follow along this month as we share stories of confidence, connection, independence, and belonging.

Two stories. Two experiences. One powerful reminder about how .

Learn more in our comments!

Meet Zoe! An eighth grader from Denver, Colorado, Zoe lives with her twin brother, her parents, and her beloved six-year...
10/12/2026

Meet Zoe! An eighth grader from Denver, Colorado, Zoe lives with her twin brother, her parents, and her beloved six-year-old German Shepherd, Mabel. A singer and performer, Zoe loves spending time with her friends, singing, and making videos. At 13, she starred in a community musical, marking her first experience performing onstage.

Zoe is a camper at Roundup River Ranch, where camp has truly changed her life. Now, she’s excited to bring her love of performing to the stage and share her talent with our community!

Follow along as we get ready for SeriousFun’s Benefit Dinner on October 16 at The Glasshouse in New York City, celebrating our campers, the life-changing power of camp, and the people and partners who make it all possible.

Meet Iris! At 22, Iris is originally from Central Indiana and now calls Philadelphia home. She attended Flying Horse Far...
10/11/2026

Meet Iris! At 22, Iris is originally from Central Indiana and now calls Philadelphia home. She attended Flying Horse Farms as a child and has stayed connected to camp since aging out in 2019. A passionate advocate for disability rights and accessibility, she has also been honored three times by the Arthritis Foundation’s Jingle Bell Run, including as its National Teen Honoree.

Iris graduated from Muhlenberg College with degrees in Theatre and Music and is now pursuing a career as a professional performer. She loves theatre, music, traveling, hiking, puzzles, and learning new things.

Follow along as we get ready for SeriousFun’s Benefit Dinner on October 16 at The Glasshouse in New York City, celebrating our campers, the life-changing power of camp, and the people and partners who make it all possible.

Meet Leyma! At 16, Leyma has been a camper at The Hole in the Wall Gang Camp since 2022. A talented singer and captivati...
10/10/2026

Meet Leyma! At 16, Leyma has been a camper at The Hole in the Wall Gang Camp since 2022. A talented singer and captivating speaker, he has performed at SeriousFun’s A Night of SeriousFun and The Hole in the Wall Gang Camp’s Big Apple Bash.

When he’s not singing, Leyma stays busy as a National Honor Society member and volleyball team captain. He also loves football and spending time with friends. Born with sickle cell anemia, Leyma doesn’t let it hold him back. At camp, he loves trying new things and meeting other young people who understand some of the same experiences he does.Now, he’s excited to bring his talent and his story to the stage and share his voice with our community!

Follow along as we get ready for SeriousFun’s Benefit Dinner on October 16 at The Glasshouse in New York City, celebrating our campers, the life-changing power of camp, and the people and partners who make it all possible.

Meet Gavin! At 25, Gavin is a former Victory Junction camper from Harrisburg, Arkansas. Known for his quick wit and brut...
10/09/2026

Meet Gavin! At 25, Gavin is a former Victory Junction camper from Harrisburg, Arkansas. Known for his quick wit and brutally honest commentary, Gavin has never let physical challenges keep him from pursuing what he loves.

Gavin graduated from Arkansas State University in 2024 with a degree in Creative Media and is pursuing a career as a TV or radio pit reporter covering NASCAR. He currently works at Victory Junction, creating social media content and interviewing NASCAR drivers.

Gavin credits camp with giving him the confidence and opportunities that helped shape who he is today.

This October 16, Gavin will join us at The Glasshouse in New York City for SeriousFun’s Benefit Dinner, where we’ll celebrate our campers, the life-changing power of camp, and the people and partners who make it all possible.

10/08/2026

Join us this ! Consider recommending a grant to SeriousFun and help make camp possible for children living with serious illnesses today.

Because when camp is free for families, kids can focus on what matters most: making friends, trying new things, building confidence and resilience for life.

Your philanthropy can be flexible. Your impact will be lasting.

One grant can help ensure camp changes everything for kids and families when they need it most. Donate at the link in our comments.

Myth or fact? Donor-advised funds can be a flexible way to support the causes you care about? That is, in fact, a FACT! ...
10/07/2026

Myth or fact? Donor-advised funds can be a flexible way to support the causes you care about? That is, in fact, a FACT!

On October 8, consider recommending a grant to SeriousFun and help make camp possible for children living with serious illnesses.

Because when camp is free for families, kids can focus on what matters most: making friends, trying new things, building confidence and having fun.

One grant can help create an experience that lasts long after the camp session ends.

Learn more at seriousfun.org.

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