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Champ Camp is a week-long residential camp that takes place from June 7, 2025, to June 14, 2025. It is described as a life-changing experience for youth, where kids learn new skills, build confidence, and enjoy recreational activities in a safe, supportive, and inclusive environment.
• Ages: 5–17 years old
• Schedule: Week-long residential session from June 7–14, 2025; registration is open until May 30, 2025, or until space is filled
Since 1971, the Alisa Ann Ruch Burn Foundation (AARBF) nonprofit organization has been dedicated to delivering prevention education and services to burn survivors, their families, and caregivers in California. AARBF’s mission is to significantly reduce the number of burn injuries through prevention education and to enhance the quality of life of those affected by burn injuries in California. Over the years, many burn survivors served by AARBF return to the volunteer community to support services.
Champ Camp is led in part by AARBF Associate Director Katrina Arthur and Board Member Alison Clark. Alison Clark has shared that many people believe in AARBF’s mission and support services for kids, survivors, and one another. AARBF partners with numerous Medical Centers, Fire Agencies, and Community Partners, including Arrowhead Regional Medical Center, Community Regional Medical Center, Dignity Health, Shriners Hospital for Children, CAL FIRE, Fresno City Fire Department, Hanford Fire Department, Monterey Bay Aquarium, Central Valley Firefighters Credit Union, and Wind and Fire Motorcycle Club, and works in partnership with The Midnight Mission in Los Angeles for the Safe and Warm program. AARBF’s Safe and Warm program provides a compact package distributed across California that teaches strategies for keeping warm and preventing burns, developed in partnership with The Midnight Mission.
Last updated March 27, 2026.
• Ages: 5–17 years old
• Schedule: Week-long residential session from June 7–14, 2025; registration is open until May 30, 2025, or until space is filled
Since 1971, the Alisa Ann Ruch Burn Foundation (AARBF) nonprofit organization has been dedicated to delivering prevention education and services to burn survivors, their families, and caregivers in California. AARBF’s mission is to significantly reduce the number of burn injuries through prevention education and to enhance the quality of life of those affected by burn injuries in California. Over the years, many burn survivors served by AARBF return to the volunteer community to support services.
Champ Camp is led in part by AARBF Associate Director Katrina Arthur and Board Member Alison Clark. Alison Clark has shared that many people believe in AARBF’s mission and support services for kids, survivors, and one another. AARBF partners with numerous Medical Centers, Fire Agencies, and Community Partners, including Arrowhead Regional Medical Center, Community Regional Medical Center, Dignity Health, Shriners Hospital for Children, CAL FIRE, Fresno City Fire Department, Hanford Fire Department, Monterey Bay Aquarium, Central Valley Firefighters Credit Union, and Wind and Fire Motorcycle Club, and works in partnership with The Midnight Mission in Los Angeles for the Safe and Warm program. AARBF’s Safe and Warm program provides a compact package distributed across California that teaches strategies for keeping warm and preventing burns, developed in partnership with The Midnight Mission.
Last updated March 27, 2026.
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