Camp Kindle Expansion & Accessibility Project

Your gift will make Camp Kindle even more magical & accessible for kids

Kids Cancer Care has embarked on a $6.2MM construction project to enhance outdoor and indoor programming space for children at Camp Kindle. The project is part of our vision to provide the best care for children with cancer by reconnecting them with their childhoods. It will also include accessible landscaping enhancements and responsive and flexible staff housing for the hardworking team that cares for our kids and Camp Kindle. Please take a minute to review the elements of the project and choose the one you’d like to support with a donation. If you’d like to support the whole project, please choose Greatest need. Greatest impact. Thank you for helping children affected by cancer survive and thrive, body, mind and spirit.

Greatest Need. Greatest Impact.

If you’re unsure which structure to support, you can support the entire project, giving us the flexibility to direct your donation to the area of greatest need for the greatest impact.

Treehouse Village

This playful and whimsical interconnected play structure will stir curiosity and wonder in young minds, inspiring imagination, creative play, active learning and movement.

Multi-Purpose Building

This versatile structure will integrate an arts and crafts workshop, a teaching and learning kitchen, wellness and reflection areas, and collaboration and conference spaces.

Christine’s Conservatory

An interactive percussion playground that will offer a creative outlet for future composers and musicians while honouring the 30-year legacy of Kids Cancer Care’s founder and former CEO Christine McIver.

Staff Residence

To support the work and well-being of our dedicated staff, this structure will address housing shortages and foster a healthy environment for staff recruitment, retention and well-being.

Director’s Residence

This year-round living space for the director of camp operations will be the cornerstone of our Staff Village. The home will play a key role in the well-being, recruitment and retention of high-calibre leaders.

Landscaping & Accessibility Enhancements

These upgrades will include a string of switchbacks connecting the Upper and Lower Villages for kids with mobility issues; Northwind-blocking elements for the campfire; and a rubber play and an activity surface in the Upper Village.