The Goodtimes Project
The Goodtimes Project creates caring spaces where local families impacted by a childhood cancer diagnosis can connect, and where kids get to be kids again. The organization formed in late 2013 to carry on the thirty year legacy of Camp Goodtimes and to keep the programming free for families already carrying the emotional and financial weight of treatment. Camps, events, and year round programs serve families across Western Washington and Alaska, and the goal is simple: help a child reconnect with a world that is bigger than a diagnosis.
Known For
Camp Goodtimes and year round programs that let kids touched by childhood cancer just be kids, at no cost to families.
Who They Serve
Families across Western Washington and Alaska impacted by a childhood cancer diagnosis, including the kids in treatment, survivors, and their siblings.
How You Can Help
Donate to keep programming free, volunteer at camp, or bring your company in as a partner.
Programs & Impact
Camp Goodtimes, year-round family programs and events, no-cost programming for families across Western Washington and Alaska, founded 2013 to carry on a 30-year legacy
Why Vantage Members Should Care
A childhood cancer diagnosis reorganizes an entire family around treatment, and the costs are both financial and emotional. Cost-free camp is not a luxury in that context. It is the week a kid gets to be a kid and a sibling gets to be a sibling, with other families who already understand.
Address
7400 Sand Point Way NE, #101 S, Seattle, WA 98115
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How to Support The Goodtimes Project
A step-by-step guide to supporting The Goodtimes Project, one of the Puget Sound nonprofits curated by Vantage.
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Learn their mission
The Goodtimes Project creates caring spaces where local families impacted by a childhood cancer diagnosis can connect, and where kids get to be kids again. The organization formed in late 2013 to carry on the thirty year legacy of Camp Goodtimes and to keep the programming free for families already carrying the emotional and financial weight of treatment. Camps, events, and year round programs serve families across Western Washington and Alaska, and the goal is simple: help a child reconnect with a world that is bigger than a diagnosis.
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Identify how you can help
Donate to keep programming free, volunteer at camp, or bring your company in as a partner.
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Visit their website
Go to https://www.thegoodtimesproject.org/ to see current campaigns, donation options, and volunteer opportunities.
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Make your contribution
Donate, sign up to volunteer, or share The Goodtimes Project's work with people in your network who care about Nonprofit.
Frequently Asked
Questions about The Goodtimes Project
What does The Goodtimes Project do?+
The Goodtimes Project creates caring spaces where local families impacted by a childhood cancer diagnosis can connect, and where kids get to be kids again. The organization formed in late 2013 to carry on the thirty year legacy of Camp Goodtimes and to keep the programming free for families already carrying the emotional and financial weight of treatment. Camps, events, and year round programs serve families across Western Washington and Alaska, and the goal is simple: help a child reconnect with a world that is bigger than a diagnosis.
Who does The Goodtimes Project serve?+
Families across Western Washington and Alaska impacted by a childhood cancer diagnosis, including the kids in treatment, survivors, and their siblings.
How can I support The Goodtimes Project?+
Donate to keep programming free, volunteer at camp, or bring your company in as a partner.
Where is The Goodtimes Project located?+
The Goodtimes Project serves the Sand Point area in Seattle, Washington.
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