Camp Can Do is Fun, Fun, Fun and Safe!
Camp Can Do is for children ages 8-17, who have been diagnosed with cancer in the last 5 years. We also offer a special session of Camp Can Do for siblings, kids ages 8-17, whose brother or sister has been diagnosed with cancer. (Sibling campers must be 5 or older at the time of their brother or sister’s diagnosis.)
Since our humble beginnings in 1983, Camp Can Do has provided a camping experience for thousands of children. Camp is run by a team of volunteers from all walks of life. Our staff includes doctors, oncology nurses, survivors, former campers and professionals ranging from child life specialists to accountants. Our medical staff is available around-the-clock to administer routine chemotherapy, arrange for blood counts, handle medical emergencies that may arise, and adjust any program to meet campers’ needs.
We also offer a Leadership Training (LT) program, for individuals ages 19-20, that assists in the transition to becoming a counselor.
Gretna Glen
Camp Can Do happens at Gretna Glen Camp & Retreat Center in Mount Gretna, PA. Gretna Glen sits on over 200 acres of scenic hills and beautiful woodlands just east of Hershey, PA.
There is a pool for swimming and a lake for boating and fishing. We have archery and crafts, dancing, skits and so much more … a low and a high ropes course, a trust trail, a giant climbing wall and a zipline. All are very fun and very safe, operated by the skilled and knowledgeable Gretna Glen staff.
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The Rinaldi organization is one of Camp Can Do’s largest supporters.
The Foundation was formed after Anthony J. Rinaldi, Jr. died of renal cell cancer in 2002 at the age of 32 after being diagnosed 19 months prior. His surviving brothers created the foundation to fulfill Anthony’s desire to help children and their families who have been diagnosed with cancer.