Flying Horse Farms

In 2022, fhf served 962 campers in person through 16 residential camp sessions (270), 5 family camp weekends (286), in-person impact partner programs (101) and outreach programs (305). This was the first summer back to full week-long residential programs since 2019 and fhf had robust sessions of up to 60-75% capacity as we re-engaged campers, vounteers and staff following the pandemic. Family camp weekends took place in the spring and the fall to engage for residential camp sessions and also serve campers at a higher medical acuity who may not have qualified to attend a week of residential camp independently. Fhf also launched impact partnerships, which included a partnership with the national pancreas foundation to engage campers for the summer residential gi camp, as well as nationwide children's hospital (nch) burn unit, and separately nch center for colorectal and pelvic reconstruction for specialized day camp programs. Campers within these programs, aside from nch burn center will go on to qualify for residential prorgrams in 2023.