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Camp Goodtime

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     Masonic Charities and Housing Company Ltd., made its first contribution to a Camp Goodtime in 1989. The Canadian Cancer Society was hosting a camp for Maritime children living with cancer in Yarmouth Nova Scotia. By 1991 contributions had increased and consideration was given to operating a New Brunswick Camp Goodtime, meeting the needs of children living with cancer in this province.

    The first New Brunswick Camps, were held at the YM/YWCA Camp Glenburn on the Belleisle in Kings County. In 1998 the week long camp was relocated to Camp Rotary on Grand Lake. A camp that is specifically designed for those children with specialized needs. A full range of camp activities with qualified counsellors, and Canadian Cancer NB Mason's Camp GoodtimeSociety medical team of oncology nurses and physicians.

    Camp Goodtime is a camping experience suitable to the needs of children between the ages of 7-13, with a history of cancer.

    The children referred to the Cancer Society by their physician come to the camp for a week long schedule of activities, geared to their capabilities. Without regard to their families financial circumstances.

Camp Goodtime NB    Since the first Camp Goodtime, New Brunswick Masons have contributed over $100,000.00 to fund this project covering the rental of camp facilities and total registration fees.

    Cherry Mountain Lodge #50 has contributed in the amount of $1000.00 yearly since 1998.

    The Masons of New Brunswick and children of Camp Goodtime and the Deaf Blind Rubella Camp thank you for your generosity and support. NB Masonic Charities & Housing Company Ltd. is a public foundation and registered charity since 1987.

Posted January 15, 2003