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DESCRIPTION:Event Information\nName: Camp Kesem National 1st Annual "Make the Magic" 
 Event\n\nDate: Sunday, October 19, 2003\n\nTime: 5:30 – 6:30 pm\n\nPlace: 
 Congregation Emanu-El, Two Lake St., San Francisco (near the 
 Presidio)\n\nPurpose: To educate and inspire guests about the mission and 
 vision of Camp\nKesem National and to invite guests to invest in our 
 mission by making a contribution. \n\nCost: This event is FREE, and there 
 is NO minimum or maximum donation required\n\nProgram Synopsis: Overview of 
 CKN vision and mission, debut of CKN video (yes, a new, National video!), 
 testimonials from a camper and parent, and an invitation to 
 contribute.\n\n\nInformation and Reservations:\nIRIS RAVE, EXECUTIVE 
 DIRECTOR\ninfo@campkesemnational.org\nPO Box 1113, Lafayette, CA 
 94549\n925-962-9604\nor\nROY GILBERT,  BOARD 
 MEMBER\ngilbert_roy@alumni.gsb.stanford.edu\n650.430.7694\n\nBe sure to 
 visit: www.campkesemnational.org\n\nCamp Kesem National creates summer camp 
 programs across the nation for children who have or had a parent with 
 cancer. This is achieved by recruiting and training groups of college 
 students to build self-sustaining Camp Kesem projects on their campuses. 
 The first camp of this kind was created at Stanford in 2000, and is now 
 being replicated on campuses across the nation.\nCamp Kesem National is 
 already working with three new campuses – Duke, Notre Dame, and 
 Washington University in St. Louis. Duke and Notre Dame will held their 
 first camp sessions in this summer of 2003 and Washington University will 
 open its camp in summer 2005. Stanford held its third camp session this 
 summer. Camp Kesem National plans to have two additional campuses launch 
 Camp Kesem projects each year.\nThe first Camp Kesem project was created 
 because students at Stanford discovered that children who have or had a 
 parent with cancer comprise an under-served population of children in need. 
 Based on the success of that Camp Kesem project, Camp Kesem national was 
 formed to share this service-learning project model with college campuses 
 across the nation. Camp Kesem National was incorporated as a California 
 non-profit in the winter of 2003.\nIris Rave, Executive Director of Camp 
 Kesem national is the visionary behind the student-lead camp model. It is 
 her work with Stanford students and sequentially in the founding of the 
 Camp Kesem National organization that is bringing these magical 
 opportunities to the children and the parents throughout the United States 
 who are living with cancer.\nVision: A nation where all children who have 
 or had a parent with cancer enjoy the opportunity to attend a college 
 student-run summer camp with peers facing similar challenges in their 
 community.\nMission: To provide college students across the nation with the 
 tools and support necessary to create self-sustaining summer camp programs 
 for children who have or had a parent with cancer.\n\n\n 
 https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2004/02/03/25433.php
SUMMARY:Make the Magic with Camp Kesem National
LOCATION:Congregation Emanu-El, Two Lake St., San Francisco (near the Presidio)
URL:https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2004/02/03/25433.php
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