Mission Camp For All transforms the world for children and adults with challenging illnesses, disabilities, or special needs.
Overview
Located in Burton, Texas, the 206-acre Camp For All site features more than 100,000 square feet of facilities, two lakes, nature trails, wooded areas, cleared areas for a wide range of activities, and a pool. Camp For All was designed with no barriers for children and adults with special needs to experience the thrill of Camp and nature.
More than 65 different nonprofit Partners bring their camps to Camp For All. We have the ability to serve nearly 9,000 campers per year.
Camp For All has served more than 190,000 children and adults with challenges since our gates opened in 1998, including cancer, blood disorders, burns, autism, muscular dystrophy, epilepsy, cerebral palsy, spina bifida, kidney disease, developmental disabilities, Phenylketonuria, neurofibromatosis, hearing and sight impairments, and traumatic brain injuries.
All of our programming is “adaptive,” meaning the activities can be accomplished regardless of the campers’ challenging illnesses, disabilities, or special needs. Camp For All provides an environment that is free of the barriers in the everyday world, such as eight-foot-wide sidewalks to maximize mobility in wheelchairs, a sloping entrance into the pool with a special lift, ramps and special saddles to aid horseback riders, low beds with wide spaces in cabins, and large and accessible showers and toilet areas.
The culture of inclusion is underscored throughout the Camp site, which is truly built to “level the playing field” for all.
Values
• Camp For All is a leader in creating and providing proven life-changing experiences through passionate and professional staff, cutting-edge facilities, and innovative programming.
• We believe the Camp For All experience is essential because it provides joyful and life-changing opportunities for all.
• We are barrier-free to ensure that the Camp For All experience is accessible to all and to keep campers physically and emotionally safe.
• We respect and celebrate the uniqueness of every Camp and camper by demonstrating and cultivating compassion, empathy, and inclusiveness.
• We transform “can’t do” into “can do” by fostering each camper’s independence, building their confidence through encouragement and support, and helping them discover their full potential.
• We exceed expectations by providing excellent staff, programming, and facilities, and we are committed to innovation.
Collaborative Business Model
Camp For All collaborates closely with our nonprofit Partners to serve our shared campers. We provide the barrier-free camp, professional staff, adaptive programming, and appropriate foods. As part of our mission, Camp For All raises more than $3.1 million annually to provide half of the cost for each camper to come to Camp.
Our nonprofit Partners bring the campers, the medical staff, and the “in-cabin” counselors. Partners also provide the other half of the camper costs, so most of our campers come free-of-charge.
Camp For All 2U
Launched in 2014, Camp For All 2U is an award-winning outreach program that brings the Camp For All experience into hospitals, schools, and social service agencies. Camp For All 2U serves campers who are unable to attend Camp in Burton, Texas, but still deserve the joy and benefits of the Camp experience.
A typical day at Camp For All 2U includes a variety of activity rotations, such as fishing, canoeing, archery, self-care spa, putt-putt, and arts and crafts – all uniquely barrier-free and indoors. Campers also participate in Camp classics like pie-in-the-face and s’mores.
There is no cost for campers to participate in Camp For All 2U.
Positive and Proven Outcomes
The findings from the four-year Outcome Study conducted by Texas A&M University show that Camp For All is accomplishing its mission. Camp For All provides opportunities for campers to find hope, grow in self-confidence, and realize they are not alone. Discovering they are not defined by their challenge, campers focus on what they “can do.”
28,713 paintballs aimed at targets
7,956 loads of laundry washed
• Arrow Kinship Camp/ Arrow Child & Family Ministries
• Brenham Children’s Chorus Day Camp
• Bright Choice Foundation
• Journey School Family Camp with Be An Angel
• Lupus Warriors/ Lupus Foundation of America
• Pathfinder Behavioral Services
PHOTOS TAKEN IN PHOTOGRAPHY
Message from the President and CEO
Dear Camp For All Family,
A 12-year-old boy texts his friends about his first zipline ride. A high school senior writes about her experiences as a volunteer for her college admissions essay. A mother talks to her coworkers about the new confidence and independence she has seen in her twins.
Stories are powerful tools. They capture history, shape cultures, create connections, and inspire action. In the case of Camp For All, stories possess the power to illustrate our mission of transforming the world for children and adults with challenging illnesses, disabilities, or special needs.
For more than 30 years, the Camp For All family has had a deep sense of duty to our shared mission. Our collective commitment plays an indispensable role in not just supporting our campers, but also in bringing them together – in some instances, for the first time – to discover life. I believe that when we tap into the potential of our mission, no life-changing experience is too big to be achieved, no activity too challenging to be accomplished.
Transforming the World
One of the most rewarding aspects of my role is spending time with our campers. Listening to their stories about the positive lasting impact Camp For All has on those we are privileged to serve are powerful reminders of the profound nature of our work.
I recently had the pleasure of spending time with our Shining Stars campers. Led by a member of our Board of Directors and former Board Chair Joshua Samuels, M.D., Shining Stars is a Camp for children and teens with kidney disease.
Strapped into a harness with several pounds of safety equipment on, I watched a boy, around nineor 10-years-old, make his way up our climbing wall. A challenging task even for someone twice his age, our camper hesitated a few minutes into his climb. He questioned his abilities with a series of deep breaths and nervous comments, “I’m not too sure about this,” and “I really don’t know if I can do it.”
That is when the power of Camp For All kicked in. From fellow campers to staff members and volunteers, dozens of us shared words of encouragement. After one final, “You’ve got this!” echoed across Camp, he had a renewed sense of determination. In fact, as soon as he reached the top, he proclaimed, “I want to do that again!”
Pat Prior Sorrells
Stories like this one are told hundreds of times a day, if not more, about Camp For All. I shared my experience because it not only speaks volumes about how Camp helps our campers discover their full potential, but it also cultivates hope and joy.
While the stories of how this moment impacted our camper – for example, a renewed focus on his treatment, setting higher goals in school, or trying new activities with friends –have yet to be told, the promise of what could be inspires us, day in and day out. Moments lead to milestones, and milestones lead to motivation and momentum.
Performing with Purpose and Passion
Camp For All had another outstanding year in 2024. We collaborated with approximately 65 nonprofit Partner organizations to increase the number of campers by 9% compared to 2023. Since opening our gates in 1998, more than 190,000 campers have participated in Camp For All.
I am proud to share that Camp For All received three honors at the Annual American Camp Association Legends of Camping Award celebration in February 2025:
• Peter Boudreaux, AIA, Curry Boudreaux Architects, received the Friend of Camp Award for designing our beautiful Burton, Texas campus, followed by several other camps in Texas;
• Camp For All Program Supervisor Jordan Pugh was the recipient of the Rising Star Award; and
• Camp For All 2U, which brings the fun of camping to children who are unable to leave the hospital, received the Program Excellence Award.
It was also an exceptional year thanks to our generous donors whose contributions make such a meaningful difference in the lives of our campers. Last year, funding helped drive transformational changes through our innovative barrier-free experiences. I cannot thank our donors enough!
In 2024, Camp For All fully remodeled seven cabin bathrooms, including new tile, plumbing fixtures, toilets, faucets, grab bars, and mirrors. We installed water bottle filling stations in these cabins so our campers could easily refill their personal tumblers to stay hydrated. We also installed new gutters at the Ranch.
There were new additions to the Camp For All family, with two llamas, Lloyd and Rocky, and a sheep named Otis joining our barnyard.
So far in 2025, Camp For All has introduced three-dimensional targets to archery, expanded our Ranch programming to include team building activities and games, and added a second Combi Oven, a combination oven that uses
three methods of cooking in one appliance, making our food services operation even more efficient and our food even tastier.
A new multifunctional cooking system, iVario, is on its way to Camp and will be in use soon. The iVario is beneficial for campers with dietary restrictions due to its precise temperature control, ability to cook multiple dishes simultaneously in different zones, and intelligent cooking features, ensuring consistent and safe preparation for a variety of needs, including those with allergies or specific health conditions.
Focusing on the Future
Camp For All has never rested on our laurels. While we are proud of our past milestones and accomplishments, we are also driven by the future and the ongoing need for our programs.
A 2024 study by the Texas Workforce Investment Council reported that there are more than 3.5 million Texans who have at least one disability. According to a March 2022 report from the Texas Commission on Special Education Funding, Texas has experienced a nearly 38% increase in the number of special education students since 2013. Additionally, Texas has seen the largest increase in serving students with disabilities over the past three years.
These numbers will increase as Texas is expected to have the third highest growth rate of any American state this decade, with its population reaching an estimated 32.5 million in 2030, according to the latest projection from the University of Virginia’s Weldon Cooper Center for Public Service. Between 2020 and 2030, the center forecasts the Lone Star State will see its population increase by 11.4%.
We are ready to meet the needs head-on. As part of our mission, Camp For All must raise $3.1 million annually to cover half the cost of each camper’s attendance at Camp. We were able to achieve this goal in 2024, thanks in part to our generous donors at our three annual fundraising events:
Camp For All Gala in Houston, Under the Big Top;
Camp For All Gala in Brenham, Texas, Bright Lights and Bluebonnets; and Camp For All Goes Over The Edge, where brave supporters rappelled 20 stories down The Woodlands Towers at The Waterway to
With more than 74% of every donated dollar allocated to our camper programs, all gifts, regardless of their size, truly make a difference in our efforts to enhance the reach and impact of Camp For All.
Our Blazing New Trails Capital Campaign, which helps drive our efforts to build a second Camp on nearly 380 acres of land donated to Camp For All by the Charles Jago Elder Foundation, continued its positive trajectory throughout the year. Our campaign donors will ensure we are well-positioned to serve even more campers well into the future.
Leading the Way
Finally, I would like to thank Camp For All leadership, including our Board of Directors, Advisory Board members, Emerging Leaders Board, and Camp Friends Board, for their dedication and service to our mission. I value each and every one of you. Camp For All and our campers benefit in countless ways from your experience, expertise, and generosity. I look forward to the year ahead with you.
To our talented employees, I would like to express my gratitude to you for your hard work and commitment throughout this past year. To say that I am incredibly proud to be working alongside such a skilled, dedicated, and creative team is an understatement. I know we will continue to achieve amazing things together.
The shared understanding and appreciation of our mission inspire us to do even more for our campers. We strive to make transforming the world for children and adults with challenging illnesses, disabilities, or special needs part of the cultural fabric of Camp For All. To this end, it is important that we not only recognize what we do each day, but also why we work for the benefit of our campers – all while fulfilling our promise that “can do” happens here.
Expressing our Gratitude
On behalf of everyone at Camp For All, I would like to thank our campers, families, Partners, volunteers, and especially our donors for your trust and confidence in us. We will work hard as a team to exceed your expectations in 2025.
Warmest regards,
Pat Prior Sorrells President and CEO
2024 Camp For All Financial Summary
In 2024, Camp For All continued our mission of providing life-changing experiences to children and adults with challenging illnesses, disabilities, or special needs. Thanks to the unwavering support of our generous donors, including 740 first-time donors and 144 major gift donors, we served 6,161 campers, an increase of 9% compared to 2023. In addition, the Blazing New Trails Capital Campaign saw remarkable progress, closing the year with $44.6 million raised toward the construction of a second Camp For All in Chappell Hill, Texas.
2024 Special Events
Under The Big Top with Camp For All (Houston Gala)
GALA CO-CHAIRS:
Yésely Love, Steph Magers, and Caroline Walter HONOREES:
Ginger Bertrand, Sybil Roos, and their families
FUNDS RAISED:
More than $1,050,000
Bright
Lights and Bluebonnets (Camp Area Gala)
HONORARY CHAIRS:
Sally Blackie-Sengel and Sonny Sengel HONOREES:
Mindy and Kyle Merten and Bluebonnet Electric Cooperative FUNDS RAISED:
More than $375,000
Camp For All Goes Over The Edge
ROOFTOP SPONSOR: Howard Hughes Holdings, Inc. FUNDS RAISED:
More than $200,000
2024 Blazing New Trails Campaign Donors
^ Denotes a gift of goods or services.
We are grateful for these commitments to the Blazing New Trails Capital Campaign between January 1, 2022 and December 31, 2024.
$10,000,000+
The Hamill Foundation
$5,000,000-$9,999,999
Samuels Famly Foundation
DONATION OF PROPERTY
Charles Jago Elder Foundation
$3,000,000-$4,999,999
The Brown Foundation, Inc.
Huffington Foundation
The W.T. and Louise J. Moran Foundation
$1,000,000-$2,999,999
The J.W. Couch Foundation
Charles Jago Elder Foundation
Marilyn and Louis Mogas
Melinda and Matt Mogas
The Fondren Foundation
The Moody Foundation
Texas Children’s Hospital
$500,000-$999,999
C.T. Bauer Foundation
Janet and Tom Behanick
The Elkins Foundation
The William Stamps Farish Fund
Glassell Family Foundation, Inc.
The John M. O’Quinn Foundation
Shadywood Foundation
Susie and Tommy Smith
$250,000-$499,999
MD Anderson Foundation
Camden Property Trust
CFP Foundation
Dovetail Foundation
Guill Family Foundation
Stacie and Rod Pitts
Scurlock Foundation
Martha and Buzz White
$100,000-$249,999
Appelt Family Foundation
Baxter Trust
The Crain Foundation
Cathleen and Robert Davis
Debra and Stephen Gilbreath
The Melbern G. and Susanne M. Glasscock Foundation
George and Mary Josephine
Hamman Foundation
Sarah and John Hastings
Judy O. and Kenneth C. Margolis in honor of Barry Margolis
The Florence and William K. McGee, Jr. Family Foundation
Mustang Cat^
Perry Homes
May and Stanley Smith Charitable Trust
Whalley Foundation
Dena Wren-Mumford and John Mumford
$50,000-$99,999
Laurie and Chris Baker
Brooke and Jason Bernhardt
Julie and Richard Boushka
Anna and Alan Chambers
Flowserve Corporation
Kristen and Philip Gallegos
Verlin and Howard Kruse
Alexis and Michael Leiser
M. Lewter Consulting ^
Laurie and Jack Maddox
The Sydnor and Olga Oden Foundation
Vivian L. Smith Foundation
Sterling-Turner Foundation
$25,000-$49,999
Bearden Foundation
Serjio Brereda, CNP
Karen and Bob Funk
Gyeszly-Prangner, PLLC
Ally and Tim Kelly
Liz Logan
The Medallion Foundation, Inc.
Lindy and Laurence Neuhaus
Liz and Robert Rigney
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Rusche Foundation
Lesley and Barrett Schick
Shell Oil Company
Pat and Gordon Sorrells
Julie and Michael Taetz
$10,000-$24,999
Agape Foundation Charitable Trust
Gilly and Andrew Agosto
Ginger Bertrand
Beth and Buddy Clarke
The Ellwood Foundation
Ashley and Chris Frysinger
Rhonda and Paul Gerson
Harvey | Harvey-Cleary Builders
Albert and Ethel Herzstein
Charitable Foundation
Howard Hughes Holdings, Inc.
Mary Catherine and Michael Lewis
Toni and Gary Miller
Fan and Peter Morris
R. Robert Mullins Fund
Heather and Paul Palmer
Patrick Samuels
Barbara and Robert Zorich
$5,000-$9,999
Leslie and Jim Avioli
David Feldman and Christopher Warner
Marcella and Skyy Foreman
JLL Capital Markets
Kay and Rene Joyce
Kimley Horn^
Max Levit
Diann and Mike Lewter
Mary and Larry Peterson
Susan Walker
Up to $4,999
Jeanna and Zachary Boihem
Chevron
Kari Commagere
June and Sisto DeLeon
Allison and Harry Elkins
Mary and Mark Goehring
Kim Hurst
Cindy and Kent Kahle
Katheryn and Timothy Knott
Deborah and Matthew Leyden
Stephanie and Bryan Magers
Mary Beth Mosley and Peter Caldwell
Erin Trent and Nicholas Ndah
Trina Tate
The New York Community Trust
Aubry Vonck and Jordan Gales
The Williams Companies, Inc.
2024 Camp For All Donors
* Denotes a donor who has given in each of the last five years or more.
^ Denotes a gift of goods or services.
Thank you to the following donors for their contributions to Camp For All through annual giving, special events, or gifts in-kind between January 1, 2024 and December 31, 2024. We also appreciate the donors who preferred to remain anonymous. If your name or gift has been listed incorrectly, please contact Mary Beth Mosley at mmosley@campforall.org. We apologize for any inadvertent errors.
$100,000+
Charles Jago Elder Foundation
Samuels Family Foundation*
$50,000-$99,999
The Estate of Caro L. Aristei
Guill Family Foundation*
The Medallion Foundation, Inc.
May and Stanley Smith Charitable Trust*
Sterling-Turner Foundation
$25,000-$49,999
Agape Foundation Charitable Trust
BetsWest Foundation/Sally Blackie-Sengel and Sonny Sengel*
The Brown Foundation, Inc.*
Amy and Paul Carbone
The Crain Foundation*
Cathleen and Robert Davis/The Bob and Cathleen Davis Foundation*
Susan and Bill Davis
John S. Dunn Foundation*
Emerson Automation Services* Flintco
The Marie M. and James H. Galloway Foundation*
The Melbern G. and Susanne M. Glasscock Foundation*
Halliburton
Hillary Jebbitt
KBR
Donna and Fred Leonard*
John P. McGovern Foundation*
Melinda and Matt Mogas*
Galin and Stephen Morgan*
Robin Reed*
Martha and Buzz White*
$10,000-$24,999
Gilly and Andrew Agosto*
Carl C. Anderson Sr. & Marie Jo Anderson Charitable Foundation
Sandi and Gary Appelt*
Amy and Doug Ashmore
The Astros Foundation
Myrtle L. Atkinson Foundation/ Allyson Whitsett
Leslie and Jim Avioli*
Ellen and Hank Bachmann*
C.T. Bauer Foundation*
Bearden Foundation*
Janet and Tom Behanick*
Louise and Andy Bird
Sarah and Davis Bradford
Eleanor and Dale Brown*
Camden
Harry S. and Isabel C. Cameron Foundation
The Carruth Foundation, Inc.*
CFP Foundation*
Charity Guild of Catholic Women
Kelty and Rogers Crain*
Rickie and Stacy Duke
Jane Dure
EOG Resources, Inc.*
Ashley and Chris Frysinger
Karen and Bob Funk*
Cindy and Gary Gerson
Debra and Stephen Gilbreath*
Arline Guefen*
Sarah and John Hastings
The Jacob and Terese Hershey Foundation
Albert and Ethel Herzstein
Charitable Foundation*
Houston Junior Woman’s Club*
Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo*
Howard Hughes Holdings, Inc.*
HTP Foundation
Kay and Rene Joyce
Junior League of Houston, Inc.
John Keeton
Ally and Tim Kelly
Kirkland & Ellis LLP
Mary Catherine and Michael Lewis*
Jack H. and William M. Light Charitable Trust
Laurie and Jack Maddox*
The McCrea Foundation
Memorial Drive Presbyterian Church*
Boyd and Evelyn Mullen
Charitable Foundation
NIC Holding Corp.
Karen and Michael Odegard*
Heather and Paul Palmer*
Pershing Square Capital Management, L.P.
Tim Porea*
Liz and Robert Rigney*
Cindy and Don Scharringhausen
Shell Oil Company
Spindletop Community Impact Partners, Inc.
Amie and Jeff Springmeyer
Mary Anne and Walter Stockard
Sandra and William Swenson*
Julie and Michael Taetz*
Tellepsen
Tempur-Sealy^
TJX Foundation
Amanda and Samuel Tucker
Marie and Tim Vogler
Whalley Foundation*
$5,000-$9,999
Deborah and Jim Adler*
Anew Climate
Architectural Floors
The Autodesk Foundation
Laurie and Chris Baker*
Dawn and Brett Berly*
Ginger Bertrand*
Blackbuck Resources
Blue Bell Creameries*
Bluebonnet Electric Cooperative, Inc.*
Nancy and Werner Boeer
Ellen and James Bookout
Julie and Richard Boushka*
Jack and Annis Bowen Foundation*
Building Concrete Solutions
Cadence Insurance
Jeffrey Carroll
Kendall and Matt Chuchla
Crane Charitable Funds
Curry Boudreaux Architects
Cassandra and Ryan Dalton
Susan and David Davis
Jane and James DeGeorge
2024 Camp For All Donors
$5,000-$9,999
Aimee and Marshall Dodson
Jenny Elkins*
Julia and Mark Ellis
EY
Nancy and Craig Ferguson
Diane and Brad Fishman
Lynne and Mark Franklin
Rhonda and Paul Gerson*
Daniel Goff
Gyeszly-Prangner, PLLC
Hanger Foundation
Sarah and Chris Herbek
Barbara Hermis*
Houston Police Officers’ Union
The William Gano Houstoun Foundation*
Hunton Group
Huntsman Corporation
Derrick Jernigan
Deborah Koehler
Kristy and Greg Kroencke
Verlin and Howard Kruse*
Alexis and Michael Leiser*
Diann and Mike Lewter*
Liz Logan
Karen and Evan Marti
The Ralph H. and Ruth J. McCullough Foundation
MSD Building Corp
Toni and Gary Miller*
Matthew Mixon
Ann and Jerry Morgan
MZ Foundation
Lindy and Laurence Neuhaus*
The Estate of Louise Neuhaus
Hope Northrup and Ed Bonura*
Sonia and Mark Owen
Kathy and Clay Parker
Jayme Ponder and Jim Ellison*
Jerrie and Peter Powell*
Prosperity Bank
Susan and Blake Randolph*
Renee and Danny Rea
Lindsay and Ryan Sablatura
Pat and Merv Schaefer*
Jenny and John Schaer*
Rose and Boone Schwartzel
Anna and Charles Schwartzel
Annette Segura
Susie and Tommy Smith*
Lori and Julien Smythe
St. John’s United Church of Christ
Caren and John Steffes*
Swanson Family Charitable Fund of the Southwest Community Foundation
Steve Sweet
Kalynn and Reagan Swinbank
The Tapeats Fund*
TDECU Cares Foundation
The Ability Experience
Mary and Mark Troth
Veritex Community Bank
Susan Walker*
Caroline and Kevin Walter
Wells Fargo*
World Oilman’s Tennis Tournament Corp.
Dena and John Wren-Mumford*
Youths’ Friends Association
Susan and Bob Zeller*
Michelle and Jonathan Zschech*
$2,500-$4,999
Katie and Eric Alford*
Allied Fire Protection
Sue Anderson*
Beth and Jeff Appel
Applied Finish Systems
Felicia and Bert Baker
Brian Baker
Amanda and James Behanick*
Sarah Benitez
Susan Fernbach and Peter Boudreaux*
BoyarMiller*
Capp Electric Co.
Chamberlin Roofing & Waterproofing
Chevron
Childhood Cancer Connection
Shirley and Brian Colona
Community Foundation of the Brazos Valley
Nancy and Paul Darst
Deanco, Inc.
Marie Dillard
Doing Good LLC
Trisha and Joey Doucet
Katherine and Robert Dowdell
Brian Dupnick
Linda and Jim Epps III
Colleen and John Ernst
ExxonMobil Foundation
Sherri and Carl Fastabend
Fireproof Contractors Inc
Glenna and James Floyd*
Marcella and Skyy Foreman
Goodman Financial Corporation
Greenrise Technologies
Sharon and Shane Guelker*
Mystan Gurkin*
Houston Young Lawyers Foundation
ICS, Inc.
ieSmart Systems
Jomar Electrical Contractors
Mary Kogut
Tara and Cole Laughter
Emily and Jimmy Lawhorn*
Mandy and Phillip LeBlanc
Lillian Kaiser Lewis Foundation
Lady Ann and Ryan Loving
m Strategic Partners
Stephanie and Bryan Magers*
Desi Marek
Susan and Charles McCluggage*
James Melchers
MGC Inc.
Elizabeth Jane and Sam Miller
Ryan Moynihan
Adriane and Daniel Mraz
Oakmont Portable Restrooms and Temporary Fencing
Kim Olson
Retta and Dan Parker
Tish and David Peden*
Louis Peters/Joe and Jeanne Samuels
Israel Sports Association Fund
Stacie and Rod Pitts*
Annie and Joe Potente
Jeanette and Don Rae
Redstone Custom Builders, LLC
Restoration Services Inc
Blake Rogers
2024 Camp For All Donors
$2,500-$4,999
Jennifer Rohr
Brenda and Mansel Rubenstein
Lesley and Barrett Schick*
Emily and Stephen Schwarzbach
Kristy and John Simonette
Sheona and Vic Sinclair
Pat and Gordon Sorrells*
Spring Glass And Mirror
Beth Stark*
Starlight Aggies
Kathy and Elton Steffen*
Elizabeth and Alan Stein
David Steinhart*
Curtis Storz
Stylecraft
Susan and Weldon Taylor
Erin Toungate
VSC Fire & Security
Jennifer Jones and Joel Whitehead*
Janet and Thomas Whitener*
Gena and Bernard Wilimitis
The Woodlands Area Quilt Guild^
Angela Wrigglesworth and Justin Titcombe
$1,000-$2,499
Kat Abel
Emma and Tray Achorn
Allen Harrison Co.
Christina and Matthew Almy
AmSpec Group
Robin and Bob Anderson
Kyle Anderson
Astro Fence
Corky Atkins
Amy and John Aubrey
Angela and R. W. Austin
B&D Landscape Contractors
BakerTriangle
Becky Bayless and Frédéric de Joybert*
Julia and Clark Blackman
Cody Blood
Rita Blumenfeld*
Laura and Zach Bond
Bowen, Miclette & Britt, Inc.*
Brady, Chapman, Holland & Associates, Inc.
Marc Breitbach
Brenham National Bank - Brenham*
Serjio Brereda, CNP
Eleni Brooks
Jena and Kevin Brown
Jerry Brown
Bruce Germer Ins. Agency
Robert Bruce
Cassandra Bryant
Carole and Donald Bullock
Kathryn and Dan Burton
Byrne Metals
John Caley
John Carroll
CenterPoint Energy
Citizens State Bank - Burton
Clunn Acoustical Systems
Kristy and Lee Collins
Robin and Ben Conner
Pamela Cooper
Kathryn and George Dahan
Carolyn and Platt Davis*
Larissa Derderian
Robert Dernick
Laura and Layne Deutsher
Vicki and Tom Drummond*
Jenni and Jared Dunn
Frank Dutill
McKensie and Cameron East*
Suzanne and Ed Ellis
Nancy and Gary Ellison*
Pamela J. Ellison
Meg and Beau Evans
Favor the Kind
Whitney and Cale Ferguson
Floor Zone LLC
Focalpoint Coaching of Texas, LTD.
Mandy and Paul Forbes
Foster Fence
Debbie and Ben Fraker
Joe Franks
FSG Electric
Furniture Marketing Group, Inc.
Kimbra Gaby
Brenda Gallegos
William Gregory Garrison*
Susan Geick
Germania Insurance
Julie and James Gilligan*
Douglas Goff
Steve Goodman
Kirby Gor
Graves Mechanical, Inc.
Kenneth Gray
Griesenbeck Architectural Products, Inc.
Amanda and Steven Gyeszly
Jean and Bill Harding
Tim Harrington
Pamela and James Harris
Georga and Judd Harrison
Laurie Hatfield*
Sara and Philip Hawk
Haynes and Boone Foundation
CJ and John Haynes
Kay and David Hedges
Gail and Michael Hendryx*
David Herr
Ruth Anne Herring*
Ann Hill
Theresa Hill
Marcia and John Hingtgen
Steve Houston
Wandy and Angus Hughes
Laine and John Hurdle
Natalie Husch
IAS Wealth Management
Whitney and Taylor Inman*
AdriAnn Jahn
Anthony Jasinski
Jean and Rick Jenner
Kathy and Alex Johnson
Jean and Ed Johnson
Jennifer Kaldis
Stephany Karges
Karsten Interior Services, LP
Shawn Keeley II*
Michelle and Will Klingsporn
Deborah and Andy Korenek
Edward Krause
Beau Landry
Cheryl Lauterstein
Megan and Brad Lembcke
Paula and Steve Letbetter
2024 Camp For All Donors
$1,000-$2,499
Jim Levy
William Lewis
Yésely and Justin Love
Debbie and Doug Lunn
Donna and Lawrence Maddox
Marton Roofing Industries, Ltd
Chris Matlock
Andrea and Dave Matthiesen*
Michelle and Jack Matzer
Hannah Mayfield
Anna and Allen McBride
Lana and Charles McDaniel
Mario Mendez
Connie and Jerry Merten*
Mindy and Kyle Merten, Ph.D.*
Dana and David A. Meschi
Debbie and Kenny Meyer
Kristin and Craig Mills
Leo Model Foundation
Melissa and Chuck Morelli
Fan and Peter Morris
Mary Beth Mosley and Peter Caldwell*
MTC Property Management
Lori Muren
Lynda and Darrell Murski
Diane and Tim Myers*
Nancy and Miles Peroyea
NCL - Heart of Texas Chapter
Chuck Nelson
Vicky and Erik Nielsen*
Robert Nielsen
Michelle and Lee Panko
Barbie Parker
Karen and Larry Parker
Mary Alice and Michael Parmet
Cindy and Allen Pate*
Peggy and Joe Payne
Perry Homes
Barbara and Brian Pierce
Susan Pilney
Susan and Robert Pohl
Lynn Post
Sarah and Ben Powell*
Laura and Matt Powers
PTUSA
Louis Raspino
Melissa Ratnala
Kimberly Rawson
Amanda Redfearn and Derek Webb
The Reeds Family
Robert Reeves
Veronica and Bryan Roby*
Heidi and Steven Rodrick
Lee and Gary Rosenthal
Matthew Rowland
Terri and Gary Russell
Jack Russo
Cheryl and Joshua Samuels*
Judy and Henry Sauer
Ken Schaumburger
Seidel Schroeder*
Margaret and James Shallock*
Jeff Sigsbee
Parker Siller
Cyndee Smith*
Dawn and Douglas Smith
Suzanne and Tad Smith*
Gwen and Donald Spiess
Rachel Springer
Alli and Robert Stark
Lauren and Jared Steffen
Meredith and Grant Stuart
Suncoast Post-Tension, Ltd.
Telios
Texas AirSystems
Texas Mutual
Billye and Isik Tezel*
The Craddock Family Charitable Fund
The Meyer Foundation
Leon Toubin
Elissa and Robert Turnham
Wade E. Upton
Laurie and Douglas Vander Ploeg*
Vision Integrated Systems
Claire Wales
Yvette Webb
Margaret and Richard Weekley
Whitney and Jason Weighter
Chad Weiss
Welcome Lutheran Church*
Lauren and James Werline
Michael West
Alesia Whaley
Sally and Jay White*
Elizabeth and James Wiggins*
Melanie and Tim Willett*
The Williams Companies, Inc.
Kelly Williams
Ali and Taylor Williams
Suzie and Larry Wilson*
Winstead PC
Hannah Wolfert
Cyvia Wolff
Connie and Thomas Wright
Madelyn Wycoff
Doug Yeager
$500-$999
3:5 Group
AbbVie
Rebecca and Billy Adler
Florence and Donald Ahrens*
Aon - Alight Solutions
Archbishop Rummel Ladies Auxiliary
Ann Ash
Morven and Andrew Bancroft*
Denise Bass
Heather Blakey
Louise and Robert Bland
Boehm, LP*
Clayton R. Bolton
Sam Brown
Bruckner Burch PLLC
Karen and Dave Bunger
Montie F. Callager
Hayley Campbell
Deborah Cantrell
Jim Carman
Centric
Patricia Chesnick
Robert Cieszkowski
Citizens State Bank - Somerville*
Beth and Buddy Clarke*
Climatec
Ellen and Bobby Conner
Matt Coscio
Nancy and Joe Crabb*
Kimberly Crawford
Jay Cross
2024 Camp For All Donors
$500-$999
Cypress Carbide & Tooling LLC
Doris Davey
Patti and Stephen Davis*
Sunny and Tee Dippel
Rhianna and Scott Disch
George Doran
Sally and James Easterling
Edward Jones Investments
Rhonda and Paul Ehlert
Lesha and Thomas Elsenbrook
Frances Fennie
Beth and Bob Ferester
FGH Insulation Co.
Gladys and Morgan Fuller
Kristen and Philip Gallegos*
Alicia Garnes
Gratia Geomatics LLC
Gregory-Edwards Inc.
Lauren Grochocki
Nicole and Brandon Guillory
Trent Gustafson
Julia Gwaltney
Susan and Richard Harris
Bryan Hash - R.B. Hash & Associates, Inc.
Hazeltine Advertising & Design^
Gayle and Jonathan K. Hill
Suzanne Hines
Richard House
Sara and Bradley Howell
Marla Hurley
Industry Methodist Church
Jo Jaynes and Stephanie Haechten
Patricia Johnston and John Healing*
JTB Services
Deborah and Martin Kaplan
Jill and Brandon D. Keller
Steven Kerrigan
Kidd Roofing
Lindsey Rose King
Jeff Knippa
Eric Kratz
Georgiana and Robert Ladd
LaForce Inc.
Arielle Lawson and Victor Ho
Allison and Neville Leibman
Dora and David Lipper
Ana Locklear
Suzanne Loehr
Sue and Elroy Maass*
Mary Ann Macey
Cathy and Kevin McFadden*
McNeill Charitable Foundation/Jamie Goeres
Julie McNeill
Mary Lee Mehl
Mid-Main Properties, LP.
Mechelle and Brice Milliorn*
Virginia and Richard Mithoff
Marilyn Mogas*
Steven Mueller
Dru Neikirk
Tara and Logan Nickels
Sean O’Connor
Zillah T. Oden
Carlos Olea
Pape-Dawson Engineers
Pathways Brain & Spinal Care
Deborah and Leigh Peele
Pride Houston, Inc.
Rebecca Pritchard
Steven Prusak
Valerie Qualls
R & M Service Co. Inc.
Joe Ramirez
John Ransom
Kerry and Terry Radley
Joseph Ray
Melisse Reynolds
Ellen and Nathan Rigney
Amber Rispoli
Adam Ritchie
Denise and Joel Romo
Erica Ross
John Rsy
Jonathan Ruzicka
Mark Ryan
Schneider Electric
Adrienne and Brent Schwartz
Sallie Gordon and Ken Schwenke*
Jen and Heath Sechrist
Ally and Mike Seder
Suzy and David Seeley
Adam Shatkun
Christie Shepard
Siemens
Guido Paulus Sijbers
Anne Skipton
Len Slusser
Ashley and Ryan Smith
Gretchen Smith
Leslie and Jordan Smith
Mary and Matt Speer
St. Cecilia’s Episcopal Church
Stanfield & Dupre
Judy and Don Steinbach*
Stewart Title of Montgomery County, Inc.
Matt Stockinger
Sally Switek
Twila and Milton Tate
Paul B. & Frances Lenora Terry Jr. Family Foundation*
