"There are kids and counselors who understand what I'm going through and are willing to listen," said Emma, who has attended the camp three times. "It's like I have two families: my real family and my Camp Kesem family."
Read more about Camp Kesem's work at the LUNGevity Foundation's Breathe Deep DC walk in The Washington Post.

 "People don't realize kids often lose a piece of childhood when their parents are ill with cancer," Sarah said. "The purpose of Camp Kesem is to give kids a worry-free week full of fun activities and a chance to bond with other kids who understand each other."
Read about the founding of Camp Kesem GW in Pi Beta Phi's national magazine, The Arrow.

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