September 26, 2024
This summer, Camp Ta-Kum-Ta celebrated it's 40th summer camp program! That said, what better than to throw it back to the 80's when it all began! Our DJ, a local legend, spun all the 80's hits mixed with some updated
September 25, 2024
This picture highlights two people very special to Camp Hobé: Tim and Mak. When Tim was diagnosed with cancer as a youth, Tim and his siblings, (including Mak) came to Camp Hobé to find some respite. They found joy like many
September 25, 2024
Nothing says SUMMER CAMP like late night bright blue cupcakes with our bunkmates! There is something about bright blue frosting, silly faces and laughter that can bring a big smile to your face. These campers enjoy the fun at camp
September 25, 2024
Siblings, ages 7 - 17, of our traditional patient campers spend a weekend at camp enjoying a program that puts the sole focus on them!!
This year's program found siblings exploring the Rainforest!
Themed activities included but were not limited
September 25, 2024
We ran this campaign for our spring appeal. The focus of this campaign was that at camp, different is beautiful. It is a place where kids can come and forget about cancer for a week and just be a normal kid.
September 25, 2024
We celebrated a milestone this year.... 40 years of Camp Hobé! And boy did we celebrate! Our t-shirt designer adapted our original logo to create a special 40 year logo. We used this special edition logo on ALL our swag this
September 25, 2024
With such a fun theme (JURASSIC HOBE') we knew we had to do something extra special. Our amazing designer adapted our original logo (2nd pic) and made it DINO THEMED (1st)! Our staff, campers and family loved it! With this unique
September 25, 2024
Our Impact Report for 2023 was all about looking back over the last 40 years and looking forward to the next. It is filled with pictures (old and new), testaments of the wonders of camp, and the impact that Special
September 25, 2024
This year's newsletter was special for our campers. We were able to share what amazing things our organization and campers did the previous camp summer. We highlighted a new activity that brought parents together while their campers were at camp