Camelot for Children

Camelot for Children offers year-round programs for children with serious health conditions and medical complexities. The program includes a six-week summer camp that focuses on education, recreation, and peer connection. The campus is described as a safe, welcoming space where children with serious health conditions and medical complexities can play, learn, and thrive together.

• Schedule: Hours Monday–Friday 9:00 am–1:00 pm and by appointment; six-week summer camp
• Price: Camelot for Children offers year-round programming to children with serious health conditions and their families at no cost, supported by donors and partners.

Camelot for Children is a non-profit organization that enriches the lives of children with serious health conditions and medical complexities and is a qualified 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organization. The organization’s work is guided by kindness, inclusion, and the belief in every child’s potential, and its programs are shaped by input from families. What began as a small gathering in 1985 has grown into a community-built haven where families, volunteers, and supporters come together so every child feels seen and celebrated.

The leadership team includes President Nick Weidman (GVA Wealth Management), Vice President Kris DePaolo, CPA (Werner & Co. CPA), Secretary Lauren Sokolski (St. Luke's University Health Network), Treasurer Katie Dwyer, MBA (TransEdge Truck Centers), Secretary Mike Guldin, CFP (Stifel), and Treasurer Alycia Jurell, RN, BSN (St. Luke's University Health Network). Volunteers describe long-term involvement with the program and share that their experiences at Camelot for Children have influenced their personal growth and career interests, including work with children with serious health conditions and medical complexities.

Last updated July 12, 2026.