In addition to supporting community-funded grants to numerous partner programs that serve children in physical, emotional or financial distress, The Moyer Foundation also created and funds these unique programs to help address the needs of children in distress in the following areas:






Camp Erin – With 36 camps in 23 states, Camp Erin is the largest  bereavement camp in the country. Created by The Moyer Foundation 2002, Camp Erin is designed for children and teens ages 6-17 who are grieving the loss of someone close to them. Camp Erin combines traditional, fun camp activities with specialized grief activities and peer support. The Foundation is leading the effort to help establish as many as 60 Camp Erin bereavement camps nationwide - because no child should grieve alone. More...






Camp Mariposa - Camp Mariposa is one of the only camps of its kind dedicated to serving children affected by addiction in their families. The camp seeks to end the cycle of addiction by giving children at a critical age the tools, support and education needed to help decrease their risk of future abuse. More...