The Hole in the Wall Gang Camp

GAZETTE Fall 2017

The new Henry’s High Ropes Course and Audrey’s Air Lines provides campers with both a personal odyssey and group experience.

Climbing to New Heights Henry’s High Hopes and Audrey’s Air Lines A defining element of the Camp has tripled the number of campers cumulative experience where they IN THIS ISSUE experience is campers learning that who can now participate in the tower build on skills each year. The middle they are capable of more than they program – allowing the oldest three and second oldest units of campers What’s New at Camp ...... 2 ever imagined. In a space where they units in each session to have a high are able to climb their choice of two CEO Message ...... 2 can safely take on challenges and ropes experience. It is more accessible climbing walls, or be raised up to the push the boundaries of possibility, as well, broadening the scope of who platform by their cabinmates via the Holiday Tribute Cards ...... 2 they discover that their illness does can participate and multiplying the team lift, while the oldest campers can Hospital Outreach® on the Go . . .3 not define them and that they are activities available. also choose to climb the new cargo net Family Flats ...... 3 surrounded by a community of At Rare Disease Family Camp, the or vertical playpen to reach the top. support who will help them reach new very first camper got to experience the Once there, Camp’s oldest campers Summer 2017 ...... 4-5 heights. And for nearly 20 years, the new course. Paralyzed from the neck are challenged by four different ropes Our Events ...... 6 tower climb has been the culminating down, she was lifted to the top utilizing elements while being cheered on symbol of this. a pulley system and easily transferred by their friends. Using a static belay Sheriff’s Spotlight “The tower experience is really a to the zip lines where she experienced system, they are able to safely move Our corporate partners ...... 6 metaphor about life for our campers,” the freedom of zooming through the themselves through the challenges, Trail Blazers ...... 7 said Executive Camp Director Hilary air. At the end, she was lowered to the building their independence and Axtmayer. “If they are able to get ground with a simple push of a button, confidence. And everyone has Saddle Up for Camp ...... 7 through this challenge, what else can thanks to a hydraulic lift system. the opportunity to soar down the Pardner Profi le they do? They feel empowered to get “The new high ropes course is a side-by-side zip lines with a friend, Remarkable Camp staff & friends . . .7 through treatments, make friends multi-layered approach,” said Dennis reveling in their accomplishment and or take on greater responsibility for Rinaldi, Camp’s program coordinator. experiencing the exhilaration of flying themselves.” “It’s no longer just about getting to through the woods. But this summer, thanks to a the top. Campers are then challenged “I thought it would be pretty generous gift from Mike and Eileen to work with their cabins on the new hard to climb up the net to get to Kolakowski, a new challenge awaited ropes elements. These dimensions the top of the tower,” a camper our campers – Henry’s High Hopes have added new opportunities for shared of her experience this summer. Course and Audrey’s Air Lines, which both individual challenge and group “But once I got going, it really wasn’t. I Be sure to “like” us on Facebook were named in honor of Mike’s dynamics.” felt very accomplished and very proud http://www.facebook.com/ parents. Built in partnership with Henry’s High Hopes Course and of myself.” holeinthewallgangcamp Project Adventure, the new course Audrey’s Air Lines offer campers a and follow us on Twitter and Instagram http://www.twitter.com/holewallcamp http://www.instagram.com/holewallcamp What’s New at Camp

What’s New at Camp It’s been an exhilarating few The Hero’s Journey Canoe months at Hole in the Wall, both on Program, also offered this summer, CEO JimmyJimm Canton gives some pool pointers while volunteeringvolunteering Camp and beyond. Over the last few brought together eight past Hero’s in the cabinscab i this summer. s mmer months, we’ve piloted several new Journey participants for a three-day programs aimed at adolescents and reunion where they gained confidence young adults. In the spring, Hole in the and a sense of accomplishment by Wall hosted its first ever Adolescent mastering a new skill. Each day of the From the CEO and Young Adult Conference. Fifteen program built on the previous day’s participants from Connecticut and lessons and culminated in a three- As I look back on our 30th summer and the last three decades of Camp, I’m Massachusetts enjoyed a day that hour canoe paddle on the Farmington so proud of how Hole in the Wall has grown. We served just 288 campers our first mixed Camp programming with River. summer in 1988. Today, we are providing “a different kind of healing” to more educational sessions provided by Yale- The summer brought other than 20,000 children and family members annually – many of them in multiple New Haven Hospital. Looking ahead, new, exciting experiences across ways – through a variety of year-round programs. That’s awesome! the conference will be expanded to a the organization as well. Hole in But, to be honest, I’m probably most proud of something about Camp that full Weekend Alumni Program that uses the Wall was once again a primary hasn’t changed. a similar format of combining Camp charity beneficiary of the Travelers Back in the late 1980s, the whole concept of a camp for children with cancer, fun with informational programming. Championship. Camp was joined by AIDS and other grim diagnoses was a revolutionary proposition. But thanks to In the summer, we offered Strides, celebrity friends Dane DeHaan and Tyler the boldness and benevolence of our Founder, these children and their families a five-day program serving adolescents Hoechlin for the Celebrity Mini Golf found a sanctuary at Camp – a place of fun, friendship and acceptance. Camp who are too medically complicated for Tournament, and Dane also participated ended isolation and provided hope when it seemed most elusive. This is Hole in Camp’s Hero’s Journey. Strides brought in the Celebrity Pro-Am. Then, during the Wall at its very best. It is our heritage. It is who we were born to be. together elements of this program and Session 3, campers were treated to a Today, our Founder’s example still resonates and inspires us to continue the summer program, with the intent special screening of Pixar’s Cars 3 which to reach out to other marginalized populations – such as those living with of instilling a sense of confidence and featured Camp Founder Paul Newman, very rare illnesses who face a debilitating quality of life and uncertain medical accomplishment in these campers who utilizing historical content captured future. Partnerships with the National Organization for Rare Disorders and other have aged out. Participants worked during the first Cars. advocacy groups have allowed even more of these children and their families to together on a service project for Camp, And in September, Sandra Boynton experience our programs and find a “hole” new community of support. creating a beautiful sign post pointing released her sixth CD and children’s It is because of these brave children and families that Camp does not have to each of the camps in the SeriousFun songbook set – HOG WILD – and is a comfort zone and never will. The Hole in the Wall board and staff are always Children’s Network. Each participant donating all royalties to Hole in the Wall. thinking outside the box, pushing the boundaries of what is possible and finding also worked individually with a mentor Featuring toe-tapping tunes performed new ways serve those who need Camp the most. through the course of the program, who by celebrities including Kristin Bell, But none of this would be possible without you. Thank you so much for your helped guide their experience and pro- Patrick Wilson and Samuel L. Jackson, continued faith in Camp’s mission. vide a platform where they could work the book is available at https://www. on interpersonal communications skills. workman.com/products/hog-wild.

Camp Holiday Tribute Cards Are Here! Share some Camp spirit by recognizing clients, family and friends with Camp’s holiday tribute cards this holiday season. Featuring several choices of camper artwork, Camp’s holiday cards let you make a donation to Camp on behalf of others. Order today at www.holeinthewallgang.org/holiday or contact Maria Gomez at Top photo: Sandra Boynton donated 100% of royalties from her new songbook/CD set to Camp. [email protected] or (203) 772-0522. Above: The new Strides program participants worked together to create a lasting legacy at Camp.

2 Hospital Outreach® on the GO Highlights from our exciting year-round program that brings the joy of Camp to seriously ill children in locations across the Northeast.

When a child is in the hospital, the who understand the challenges place on a monthly patient’s entire family grapples with they face. Friendships are formed or weekly basis, fear, uncertainty and stress as they and knowledge is shared within depending on cope with the medical challenges of a community of acceptance and the hospital, and a loved one. They, like their children, support. Parents often also leave with often coincide are in need of activities that help take a new skill and activity they can work with programming their mind off the constant barrage of on while at their child’s bedside. aimed at children, medical treatments and testing. “Parents walk away from the so parents and It was with this in mind that Hole in group feeling accomplished and caregivers can the Wall’s Hospital Outreach program amazed that they created something attend knowing (HOP) began Camp for the Caregiver so beautiful,” said Heather Strauch, their child will – regular programming designed patient and family educator at Boston be occupied by with parents and caregivers in mind. It Children’s Hospital. “And the nurses another activity. provides snacks, crafts and connections find it beneficial to the caregivers they If you’d to those who may be feeling isolated interact with as well. They say – ‘Mom like to learn and alone. As one mom said, “This was so relaxed when she came back; more about group is one of the few times my life she was smiling, and I haven’t seen her this program, or feels a little normal. I’m having coffee smile for a while.’” about Camp’s Hospital Outreach Camp for the Caregiver gives parents and other and chatting with other parents.” Camp for the Caregiver, which program, contact Chris Pontbriant, caretakers the opportunity to relax and con- Whether painting, making jewelry, is offered across all HOP regions, interim director, Hospital Outreach nect with others facing similar challenges. creating essential oil room sprays or launched at Boston Children’s program, at chris.pontbriant@ participating in one of a number of Hospital to help fill a desire there holeinthewallgang.org. other activities, parents and caregivers to better support parents find a safe space filled with others and caregivers. Groups takeake

Family Flats Stories from current and former camper families. By camper mom Jennifer The dream of Austin going – eat ice cream, swim in to camp actually started 11 years a pool, go to camp and ago. Despite a seemingly healthy have a sleep over. I dreamm pregnancy, Austin was born with a rare that you can live your and complicated medical condition, life without much pain, and his prognosis was poor. After physical or emotional. the surgeon resected 92% of Austin’s But most of all, I just intestine at a week old, she was dream that you live.” uncertain about his prognosis, telling Although Austin us, “His condition is not necessarily has indeed lived and incompatible with life.” exceeded anyone’s At three-months old, he became expectations, his septic and it was unclear if he’d make medical chart reads it. I sat in a surgical waiting room a bit like a logistical during this time, staring down at a nightmare – almost six litersters of IV parenting magazine featuring articles fluid infusing 20 plus hoursurs a day, Camp may have seemed out of reachh ffoforr AustAAustin when he was born, about how to make homemade central line, g-tube, ostomy, bleeding butbt hhe hhadd an amazingi CCamp experiencei att HoleHl iin ttheh WWall.ll popsicles, 4th of July cupcakes and issues, plus mental health, behavioral tips on successfully sending your child and family issues. Our own hospital’s began six months prior to the start of off to summer camp. It suddenly hit transplant camp, staffed by the Camp. It was clear they were willing to mom. For those of us with children me that all those basic hopes and nurses and doctors familiar with him, go above and beyond to make Camp with complex medical conditions, we dreams I had for my son, including declined Austin’s application for their a possibility for Austin when no one fight hard for those normal childhood being able to attend camp, were camp, stating his medical care was too else, including his own medical team, experiences that are often out of now out of reach. I wrote in a journal demanding for them to manage. For were willing to. They demonstrated reach for our kids. Not only did you during this time, “Austin, I had such three years, I searched for a camp that that Austin’s medical condition is not fulfill Austin’s dream of going to grand dreams for you. Maybe you’d be could take Austin, until we found Hole necessarily incompatible with a crazy- camp, but you also fulfilled some of at the top of your class, athletic, artistic in the Wall. fun camp experience with unforgettable the seemingly impossible and grand or musical. Now my dreams for you Austin’s first year at Hole in the memories that will last him a lifetime. dreams I had for Austin 11 years ago. are very different, but just as grand. I Wall in 2016 was pretty amazing. Not only has Camp impacted That’s a pretty powerful gift. dream that you can be like other kids Discussions with Camp’s medical team Austin, it’s also impacted me as his

“For those of us with children with complex medical conditions, we fight hard for those normal experiences that are often out of reach for our kids. Not only did you fulfill Austin’s dream of going to camp, but you also fulfilled some seemingly impossible and grand dreams I had for Austin 11 years ago.”

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4 Every summer, Hole in the Wall provides “a diff erent kind of healing” to more than 1,100 seriously ill children through onsite programs. But the magic doesn’t stop at Camp’s gates. Thousands more children fi nd joy, laughter and acceptance through Hospital Outreach and Family Outreach programsp like CampWeek @ CHOP and CampOut regional events.

5 Sheriff’s Spotlight A Shout-Out to our dedicated corporate partners. For more than a decade, Travelers’ been steady guests at our events – unwavering friendship has been a welcome show of support and instrumental in the continued growth active engagement. of Camp. Through financial support, “I always say that we at Travelers employee engagement and the Travelers should be the ones thanking The Hole in Championship, Travelers’ impact has been the Wall Gang Camp, and not the other far reaching and long lasting. way around,” said Travelers Chairman This past summer, like so many and CEO Alan Schnitzer. “When you see before, Hole in the Wall was honored a child play without a care or worry, or to be a primary charity beneficiary of meet parents bearing the burden of a the Travelers Championship. Being child’s disease who finally have a chance affaffiliated with a world-class sporting to take a breath, you realize how much eevent like the championship not only better it is to give than to receive. We’re bbrings Camp much needed financial proud of our partnership with The Hole supports but also helps to raise the in the Wall Gang Camp and look forward organization’so profile in Connecticut to continuing it in the years ahead.” andan beyond. The organization has been a “The Travelers Championship staunch supporter of Camp’s benefit hasha provided Camp with a wonderful events as well, serving as lead sponsors platformpla to share our mission, both at for both the “Fore A Very Good Cause” the event and through the media,” said Golf Tournament and the Fandango The stars were out to support JimmyJim Canton, CEO of The Hole in the Benefit Gala. In addition, Travelers has Camp at the 27th Fandango WaWall Gang Camp. “Whether at our tent provided significant financial support Benefi t Gala! Whoopi Goldberg, in the fan zone, in the celebrity mini golf for Camp’s Hospital Outreach and Family Teri Hatcher, Melissa Joan Hart, toutournament or during an interview, we Outreach programs. Justin Guarini and more brought a smile to the face of everyone in are grateful to have the opportunity to be “The Travelers’ red umbrella has truly attendance! abable to introduce new audiences to Camp kept Hole in the Wall safely covered over as part of such an outstanding event.” the years,” Jimmy said. “And for that, we The support of Travelers’ employees couldn’t be more grateful.” hahas been nothing short of amazing as For more information about Hole in well. More than 196 employees have the Wall’s Corporate Partners Program, helped prepare Camp’s grounds for please visit www.holeinthewallgang. Our Events upcoming programs at one of nine org/get-involved or contact Ken Alberti, Highlights of our latest benefit events and those to come… Helping Hands Workdays in 2017 Camp’s chief development officer, at alone (with two days still to come!). [email protected] or A cool breeze, blue skies and jumped in with their own impromptu Additionally, the leadership (203) 772-0522. amazing people. September 9th offerings - a dinner with Whoopi and a team members have was a perfect day for more than 350 bottle of 1965 Barolo autographed by guests, who gathered at The Hole Board member and baseball hall-of- in the Wall Gang Camp in Ashford, famer Sandy Koufax in honor of the Conn., for the 27th Fandango Benefit year Sandy pitched a no hitter. Gala, which raised more than $1.25 It was then time for the million for Camp. main attraction – the Fandango The day kicked off with full performance starring several bellies and a festive celebration board members including Bridget thanks to a variety of tasty treats, Moynahan, Lissy Newman and lots of fun activities and great music James Naughton; as well as aactressctress by Boston-based band Business Teri Hatcher; actress Melissasa Joan Time. Guests mingled throughout Hart; Broadway stars includingding Justin downtown Camp enjoying lobster Guarini; and 10 incredibly talentedtalented rolls, tacos, pizza and more while campers – Abigail, Connor,, Elsa, Evan, crafting wooden nametags, creating Genevieve, Jeremy, Jocelyn,n, Jose, photo magnets and bidding in the Lily and Nicole. Our campersrs were silent auction. transformed into superheroesoes for the The afternoon continued with poignant show, which was wwrittenritten the live auction and short program by Broadway fixtures Dick ScScanlananlan where camper mom, Hillary, shared and Michael Goldfried and directeddirected her experiences at Rare Disease by Tony Award®-winner Kathleenhleen Family Camp and the powerful impact Marshall. During the show, long-ong- Hole in the Wall has on children time Camp supporter, Travelers,lers, was and families coping with extremely recognized with the Most Wantedanted LeftLeft photo: Actor Tyler Hoechlin represented Camp at the 20201717 rare medical issues. Actress and Award for their unwavering ffriendshipriendship Travelers Championship CelebrityCelebrity auction emcee Whoopi Goldberg to Hole in the Wall. MiniMini Golf TournameTournament.nt. got the crowd excited, and a lively Following the show, guestsests Right Photo: Travelers ChampionshipChampionship competition broke out among guests, enjoyed a dinner buffet, deliciouscious TournamentTournament Director Nathan GrubeGrube,, which was spurred on by professional deserts, and danced the nightht away TheThe Travelers Companies, Inc. ChieChieff auctioneer duo Erin Ward and Bobby under the twinkling lights. AdministrativeAdministrative Offi cer and Executive VicVicee PresidentPresident Andy Bessette, Camp BoarBoardd D. Standout items included a set visit For more information MemberMember Bridget Moynahan and CaCampmp to hit show This Is Us with a meet on upcoming events, visit Board Chair Ray Lamontagne at the and greet with star Milo Ventimiglia, www.holeinthewallgang.org// Travelers Championship.Championship. a signed portrait of Paul Newman, campevents or contact Jenniferfer Bottom photo: Actor Dane DeHaan tickets to a Saturday Night Live dress Weeks, director of special eventsnts at couldn’t be more excited to play in the CelebrityCelebrity Pro-Am on behalf of Camp at rehearsal and more. Then Whoopi [email protected]. the Travelers ChampionshChampionship.ip. and Board member Terry Coughlin org or at (203) 772-0522.

6 Trail Blazers Pardner Profi le A place to shout about a few of the people who make Camp the remarkable place it is. Amazing athletes wrangle friends and family to support Camp Each year, hundreds of Camp for a local school charity,” said team Finding your life’s calling can supporters gather together for two captain Gareth Chilcoat. “With that be challenging for most, but not for exhilarating days of running and little taste and remembering how Casey Roche. She not only found a camaraderie. They relay across nearly much fun we had on the road relay, place of healing at Camp along withh 200 miles in beautiful Cape Cod, we signed up for the Ragnar Cape Cod skills that would last her a lifetime—— sharing laughter, fun and memories lottery and then found Hole in the Wall. but she also discovered her greatestt that will last a lifetime, all while raising Our teammate Marc’s company was inspiration. money for Hole in the Wall. This year, working with Camp on its high ropes Casey was referred to Camp the runners included a team of 12 course and had very good things to say by a friend shortly after finishing dads who are committed to making a about Hole in the Wall. So the choice to treatment for acute lymphoblastic difference for children in need. run for Camp was easy.” leukemia at Monmouth Medical The Angry Dads began their The Angry Dads put their Center. She was nine years old. charity running journey in 2012, fundraising focus on their home state From that summer on, she has running Ragnar Reach the Beach in – New Jersey – leveraging Hole in the been an integral part of each New Jersey to support a classmate of Wall’s Hospital Outreach program, summer at Camp. As a former camper, Casey was able to their kids who was diagnosed with which is in nine locations across the “I saw my counselors as role build on her experiences to provide an Adrenoleukodystrophy, a rare genetic state. And they took their fundraising models in so many ways. I looked up incredible experience for this summer’s disease. Over the years, they have to the next level, raising more than to them and trusted them,” she said. Hero’s Journey participants. run in a variety of athletic fundraisers, $14,000 for Camp! “The idea of doing that for other kids understand on a deeper level what including some they created “It’s fun running Ragnar, spend- was all I ever wanted to do.” campers need and how she can provide themselves, and in 2017, they joined ing time in the van poking fun at And she did. She attended Camp’s it to them. “So many kids remind me our FUNraiser team by participating in each other, laughing, meeting lots of Leader in Training (LIT) program with of me. I go out of my way to tell them Ragnar Relay Cape Cod. others, looking at a map and seeing the intention of becoming a counselor, they are loved and to encourage them,” “We ran a trail Ragnarg last October what we accomplished, and a goal that she made a reality in the she said. “I want to challenge them to to raiseraise money knowingkno what we did it for,” subsequent years. “Working at Camp is participate in Hero’s Journey just like I GarethGa said. “I’d love to run by far the greatest privilege I have ever was challenged to participate.” forfo Camp again.” had in my life.” But her tireless kindness and To learn more about She spent each summer from then passion for helping kids does not stop bbecoming a FUNraiser on helping Camp out in a different way. at the gates of Camp. Casey graduated athlete,a visit www. Most recently, Casey was a counselor for with a degree in special education in hholeinthewallgang.org/ the Hero’s Journey program. She helped hopes of bringing that Camp magic FUNraiser or contact kids who have aged out of the summer into classrooms for students who face Andrea Keefe, manager program feel the same sense of safety, a different set of challenges. peer-to-peer programs respect and love that she experienced “I see Camp in everything I do,” at andrea.keefe@ during her time as a camper. She feels she said. “Just like at Camp, we think holeinthewallgang.org that her experience attending Camp’s we are filling the kids up, but they are or (203) 772-0522. programs as a child allowed her to filling us up even more.”

TheTh AAngry DDadsd ttriumphantly i h tl cross ththe fi nishi h line li att the th 2017 Ragnar R Relay Cape Cod. p dle U adCamp is at the epicenter of a caring community. Our gratitude goes out to S all who host and organize fundraising events in support of Camp’s mission.

At Hair Today, a salon in together to have a positive impact. For Glastonbury, Conn., they live by the three hours, Hair Today’s staff provided motto – Look Good, Feel Good, Live haircuts and braids for $10, which was Good. For years, owners Mike and Jane then donated to Camp. When the event Chemerynski, known as the “Ski’s,” have opened, there was a line outside of folks been hosting fundraisers for various waiting to attend, and more than 150 non-profits, and when it was time for this people came out to enjoy the afternoon donated all of the food, while ShopRite The amazing team at Hair Today made looking good easy at the Cuts for Camp, Braids for year’s fundraiser, they opened it up to and support Camp. donated Newman’s Own products Bandits Fundraiser this summer. their clients and friends for suggestions. “Our salon team was so critical for a fun lemonade stand. In all, more “We had many wonderful causes to the success of this event,” Jane than 30 local businesses lent a hand, recommended,” said Mike. “We were said. “We had no idea at first whether providing tasty treats, entertainment or community for supporting Camp. reviewing the ideas, and when we read anyone would come, so we were items for the raffle, donating thousands Everyone loved our event, and we can’t about Hole in the Wall, it immediately a bit overwhelmed when so many of dollars in merchandise. In total, the wait to do it again next year!” touched our hearts. The more we people showed up. But our amazing event raised $7,500 for Hole in the Wall. To learn more about hosting learned, the more we fell in love. And receptionists had a plan in place, and “We enjoyed our visits to Camp or joining an event, visit www. when I later learned that my cousin, we were kept busy all afternoon, giving and are grateful for what the Camp holeinthewallgang.org/FUNraiser or Craig Naumec, who passed away in more than 80 haircuts and braids.” staff and volunteers do throughout contact Andrea Keefe, manager, peer- 2015, had worked there, it made the In addition to pampering the year for children and families in our to-peer programs, at andrea.keefe@ event much more meaningful.” themselves with haircuts and communities,” Mike said. “We are also holeinthewallgang.org or So, Cuts for Camp, Braids for Bandits braids, participants enjoyed a so grateful for our wonderful, caring (203)772-0522. was launched, bringing the community multitude of activities. B.Good salon team, clients, family, friends and

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