Since 1904, Family and Child Services of Washington, D.C., Inc. (F&CS) has provided opportunities for less fortunate children to attend summer camp. F&CS operates Camp Moss Hollow, a rustic 367-acre site nestled in the Shenandoah Valley near Markham, Va. The camp features a lake for canoeing, a swimming pool, a rope course, an arts program, many hiking trails, and first-class counselors. Every year, nearly 1,000 children are given the opportunity to experience this life-changing program.

Support for Camp Moss Hollow is generously provided by hundreds of individuals and organizations through The Washington Post's Send a Kid to Camp campaign. Most campers are psychologically troubled children, many of whom come from they city's foster care caseload. None of them could afford a week at camp without this support.

Click here to make a donation or make a check or money order payable to "Send a Kid to Camp" and mail it to: Family and Child Services, P.O. Box 96237, Washington, D.C. 20090-6237

To contribute by phone with Visa or MasterCard, call 202-334-5100 and follow the recorded instructions.