Youth Camp for Teens and Children Recovering from Life-saving Tissue and Organ Transplants

3. Our Mission
Our mission is to help families caring for children recovering
from life saving organ and tissue transplants return to high
quality lives.
We are dedicated to providing these families the innovative
techniques that have been developed to improve the quality of
life for tissue and organ transplant recipients, and to enhanced
organ donation awareness aimed at improving the availability of
organs.

4. Why a Camp?
Surgeon Businessman
Quality of Life
Clinical &Scientific Process Improvement
Donor Families and
Perspective Perspective
Transplant Recipients
Dr. Donna Hathaway
Liver Transplant Decades of Research Two Liver Transplants
Recipient On Transplant Recipient Businessman
Transplant Surgeon Quality Of Life
“Bridging gap between research and
real life.”

5. Who will camp help?
To help teens and children deal with the challenges
of their tissue and organ transplants in honor of
their donor families.
David Ayers, 19
Morgan Mathews, 25
Brother Morgan’s Donor
Liver Transplant Recipient
EMT, Firegifhter
February 26, 2001

6. What will it cost?
E.P.I.C.
Educational Post Transplant Educational Camp
$ 250.00 for each child for Three-day camp.
$120.00 for a parent at Day Camp
Beds for up to 200 children
Fundraising Goal:
$20,000.00 – 50 Kids & 50 parents
Aubrey Rose
18 months
Heart , double lung transplants

7. When and Where?
E. P. I. C
C.
Educational Post-transplant Intervention Camp
Camp Joy
June 5, 6, 7, 2009

8. How Can YOU Help?
• Campers for the camp,
• Advertising the camp,
• Volunteers for the camp,
• Volunteers for motorcycle ride
• Donations, gifts in kind

9. Please help us help them
Live their gifts of life!