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Support organization

Camp Watcha-Wanna-Do

Your child can attend a free resident camp from age seven through high-school graduation, or join you at a free Kinder Camp family day before age seven. A separate scholarship helps survivors, siblings and bereaved siblings with college. The June 2026 camps and the 2026 scholarship deadline have passed. Call the camp about next summer, or check its scholarship page when the annual January 1–April 1 application period approaches.

About this organization

Gives your child surviving cancer or a brain tumor time at camp and your family a place to spend time together.

Northeastern Indiana nonprofit providing free camps and scholarships to families affected by childhood cancer or brain tumors.

Programs that may help

Camps And Retreats

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Kinder Camp

Your young child and your household get a free one-day camp with lunch, activities and medical support.

Helps with: Camps And Retreats

Where: IN

Care team must start: No

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Resident Summer Camp

Your child and their brothers and sisters get a free six-day overnight camp with cabins, all meals, activities and medical staff on hand around the clock.

Helps with: Camps And Retreats

Where: IN

Care team must start: No

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Scholarships And Survivorship

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Camp Watcha-Wanna-Do Scholarship

If your child survived cancer, or is a brother or sister of a child with cancer, they can apply for a college scholarship; recent awards were about $1,000.

Helps with: Scholarships And Survivorship

Where: Local rules apply

Care team must start: No

See eligibility and how to apply →

Official sources

Organization details were last verified Sep 25, 2026. Program availability can change.