At Hole in the Wall, campers find normalcy during times that are often anything but. Thomas Farragher's recent article from the cover of the Boston Globe perfectly captures the Hole in the Wall experience for our campers.
We're excited to share that Ryan Thompson has been appointed Camp's Chief Development and Communications Officer. Ryan has been a passionate member of the Hole in the Wall family for many years, and joined the staff full time seven years ago. As Camp's Chief Communications Officer, he led efforts to enhance Hole in the Wall communications while also serving as an integral part of our fundraising team.
The Hole in the Wall Gang Camp has been named an Official Charity Partner of the 2018 TCS New York City Marathon, which takes place on Sunday, November 4, 2018.
From The Hole in the Wall Gang Camp's beginning, Founder Paul Newman inspired other hands and hearts to make his dream their own in pursuit of providing "a different kind of healing" to seriously ill children. Sam "Rollo" Ross answered that call, lending his expertise in residential programming for children, which helped shape Camp's programming. We are grateful for his endless passion for Hole in the Wall, which stemmed from his love of children and his conviction that a community of acceptance and understanding brings healing.
Share your love of Camp with friends and family this holiday season with Picaboo Holiday cards. Customize your card with your photos, and 50 percent of proceeds come to Camp!
Today, we remember Dr. Howard “Doc” Pearson, Hole in the Wall’s Founding Medical Director and a beloved member of our Camp family, who passed away this weekend. Since day one, Doc was a tireless advocate for and passionate believer in “a different kind of healing,” and we are grateful for the extraordinary skill, incredible friendship and endless compassion that define his legacy. Happy trails to you, Doc Pearson. Until we meet again.
A mother shares her experience at Hole in the Wall's recent Family Camp.
A&F Co. has pledged to raise $7.5 million & donate $7.5 million in goods & services over the next five years
On January 25, the eve of Founder Paul Newman’s birthday, The Hole in the Wall Gang Camp and Board Member Bridget Moynahan rang the NYSE Closing Bell®
Amanda Garbatini, former camper, camp counselor and current volunteer coordinator for Camp shares her experiences with Camp and cancer.
From Camp’s earliest days, our Founder Paul Newman knew that it would take other hands and other hearts to make his dream a reality. Simon Konover was a longtime board member whose company built the Camp in a miraculous nine months, and his legacy of generosity and compassion is carried on by his family and The Simon Konover Company who continue to do so much for the seriously ill children and families in our care.
The Hole in the Wall Gang Camp has received a $50,000 matching grant from Positive Tracks that doubles dollars raised by youth participants in Team Hole in the Wall and Camp’s new Kids for Camp initiative.
Bradley Cooper, who volunteered as a cabin counselor for seriously ill children at The Hole in the Wall Gang Camp in the summer of 2006, has joined the organization’s Board of Directors to help carry the torch left behind by founder Paul Newman.
Rising Newtown High School sophomore Mackenzie Page is planning to issue her yearly challenge to Newtown again this fall, in the hopes that The Great Pumpkin Challenge will enhance the tradition of celebrating Halloween on Main Street. This week Mackenzie said her decision last year to donate part of the donations to The Hole In The Wall Gang Camp, Paul Newman’s nonprofit organization for seriously ill children, will be furthered this fall with all of the collected money going to the camp.
After a chance introduction by a mutual friend more than two decades ago, Alec Baldwin dedicated much of his rare free time to helping Paul Newman fulfill his dream of making the lives of some children just a little brighter.
