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Camp Rainbow 2012 is a free Summer Camp offered to Youngsters with Cancer.

For the 27th year, the Mid-South Division of the American Cancer Society’s many friends and donors provided the financial support that allowed children affected by cancer, (ages 6 through 17), to attend a 5 day summer camping experience at Camp Rainbow.Camp Rainbow began in 1984 at which time it was one of the first children's oncology camps in the United States. Today the camp hosts an average of 80-90+ campers each year.

The Camp Rainbow experience aims to provide a sense of independence, adventure, self-assurance and success for each camper. Various activities ensure that there is something fun for everyone, including dancing, fishing, hiking, archery, boating, and even an arts and craft studio. 2012 Camp Rainbow was held at Henry S. Jacob's Camp near Utica, MS. The camping experience gives children diagnosed with cancer a chance to meet others affected by cancer, to bolster their self-esteem and confidence, and to just be kids and have fun.

2012 Camp Rainbow PhotoGallery
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Zoom-In View Camp Rainbow 2012 was an enjoyable event for the Rainbow Campsters, the Rainbow Counselors as well as the Mississippi Bowhunters Association volunteers.The MBA volunteers were pleased to see the enthusiasm expressed by the 85 plus campsters as they participated in the archery activities.	Zoom-In View Following each round of 'fired' arrows both the MBA volunteers as well as the participating campsters contributed to retrieving the arrows for the next round of shooting.	Zoom-In View On going personalized instructions were available to each campsters (and Camp Staff volunteers) as they nocked and shot numerous arrows over the day's time.
Zoom-In View Colorful target backstops were used for the arrows. An occasional 'miss' would occur, but thanks to the volunteers of the Mississippi Bowhunters Association, all the arrows were retrieved. .	Zoom-In View The Mississippi Bowhunters Association Volunteer Staff assisted with the 2012 Camp Rainbow and the campsters were excited about shooting their arrows at the targets and tried to 'pop' the balloons that were pinned on the targets.	Zoom-In View Careful aim was the key to successful placement of the arrows along with concentration on form and proper arrow release.
Zoom-In View All the 2012 Rainbow Campsters enjoyed shooting arrows into the downrange targets and occasionally popping a balloon when their aim was on target..	Zoom-In View After a round of firing arrows at the colorful targets, it was an unusual sight to see all those arrows stuck in the target.	Zoom-In View As the day's activities progressed, all the Campsters shooting skills continued to improve and more balloons were popped. .
Zoom-In View The campsters continually placed their arrow into the backstop as they placed their arrows trying to pop the balloons.
The Camp Rainbow experience aims to provide a sense of independence, adventure, self-assurance and success for each camper. Various activities ensure that there is something fun for everyone, including dancing, fishing, hiking, archery, boating, and even an arts and craft studio. 2012 Camp Rainbow was held at Henry S. Jacob's Camp near Utica, MS. The camping experience gives children diagnosed with cancer a chance to meet others affected by cancer, to bolster their self-esteem and confidence, and to just be kids and have fun.