About the Event

In the era of ration points, WWII, The Andrews Sisters and entertainment overseas by Bob Hope, the 1940's also celebrated and focused on freedom - which is what we at Mt. Hood Kiwanis Camp aspire to give our campers. We believe that all children and adults regardless of their abilities should have the opportunity to experience the freedom of the outdoors. At the 2015 Victory Brunch, we will continue this theme of freedom and independence by celebrating in true USO style.

About Mt. Hood Kiwanis Camp

For over 80 years, Mt. Hood Kiwanis Camp has partnered with the U.S. Forest Service to provide individuals with disabilities an outstanding recreational opportunity in the Mt. Hood National Forest. Each summer our professional staff and trained volunteers offer a unique opportunity to more than 500 campers with cognitive, developmental or physical disabilities that include, among others, Autism Spectrum Disorder, Down’s Syndrome, Traumatic Brain Injury, & Cerebral Palsy. Focusing on campers’ abilities, MHKC programs allow participants to enjoy activities adapted to their special needs — adventure courses, fishing, hiking, horseback rides, canoeing, arts and crafts, swimming, dances, and river rafting.

MHKC has provided more than 15,000 campers with the magic of camp. Thanks to these life-changing experiences our campers’ quality of life is greatly improved.