2025: Photo

Tunica squad: 10 cabin mates, 9 camp tees, and 1 Elliott making his own fashion statement at Camp Rising Sun. The story was just too good not to share! On Day 1, this first-year camper decided he wasn’t wearing the

At Sunrise, it's a world of YES! So when our campers want to play Uno in the pool, we say absolutely! 

At Sunrise, our campers feel the joy of childhood every day. All of our worries and cares are washed away and replaced with the biggest smiles!

Our campers had some silly fun making their own beach themed snacks, which ended in blue lips and lots of giggles! Is there anything better than being silly with your camp friends?!

At Camp Rising Sun, part of our mission is to provide a traditional camp experience for every child, no matter their physical limitations. This summer, we had the joy of welcoming 12-year-old Rich, who lost his vision nearly

Big hugs, big smiles! Cypress (our youngest camper) and Co-Director Siggy (our wisest volunteer) prove that camp fun is for EVERY age! It's a beautiful reminder that Camp Rising Sun bridges generations. 

We were all smiles as we beat the heat and had a (water) blast this summer! Our campers feel the magic of summer as they run and play and blast their cares away.

Kamp KACE Winter Kamp!  Enjoying the day out in the snow, snowshoeing and ice fishing.  One of the kampers made a cancer ribbon in the snow.

1st picture - The boys discovered their cabin Gnome was taken hostage, and tied to the flag pole!! The girls cabin pulled off this epic prank!

2nd picture - The foam party did not disappoint, staff and campers loved it!

Our favorite campers, transformed from girls to TWEENS! One happy and one skeptical, haha!

Nick is Camp Can Do's current Leadership Training Director, is a former counselor, as well as a former patient and has been coming to camp since he was 8 years old. He is now the gentlest, 7-foot tall giant and

The Leap of Faith is one of the culminating high ropes challenges at Camp Can Do.  The participant climbs 35 feet in the air up a tree, and then must circle around the tree onto a skinny platform.  There, they