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Santa's Camp Supporting KIDS and Adults with Disabilities through Fun and Giving

Fun, Support and Giving at Santa's Camp and Wonderland

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Santa's Camp and Wonderland

Starting in December of 1998 our Santa Visit Program visited over 300 Special Children in hospitals with additional private visits to children with life threatening illnesses and children in crisis. Since then, Santa and his Elves have touched the hearts of children and their families, friends, child life specialists, caregivers, firemen and others. For example, this past summer, we visited over 200 children and caregivers at Muscular Dystrophy Association (MDA) summer camps in Iowa and Nebraska.
The overall goals and objectives of Santa’s Camp and Wonderland are to provide Kids in Distressed Situations (KIDS) and adults with disabilities with programs that allow participants to just have some “FUN”.  The organization also provides KIDS with new books, clothing, produce from the garden and a place to hang out and enjoy their stay for a day or a week.  KIDS and adults with disabilities all will benefit from the Santa Visit Program, the KIDS Gift Giving Program, Hope Garden Program, and the new Glamping/Camp Program.  Several areas of support are available through donations to continue helping KIDS and adults with disabilities. 

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About Santa's Camp & WonderLand

Santa's Camp and Wonderland does not wish to compete with or duplicate the services of any child-serving organizations in lowa and Nebraska . Rather, we want to be a partner with all child-serving organizations to enhance the way they deliver their services to individuals in need. During the 2005 Christmas season, Open Door Mission families visited Santa;s Camp and Wonderland for a meal, entertainment and Christmas gifts.
Santa also visited children in Santa's Camp and Wondeland from Children's Hospital, University of Nebraska Medical Center, and are planning for the Muscular Dystrophy Association (MDA) of Iowa and Nebraska to bring several busloads of children to Santa's Camp and Wonderland for a late Christmas party. We will continue to make private visits to terminally and seriously ill children and children in crisis. During these visits we provided hundreds of toys and gifts to the various organizations and individuals.

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