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There is nothing like summer when you are a kid; and there’s no place like Sunrise Day Camp.

Sponsors of Sunrise Day Camp and SunriseWALKS understand their sponsorship makes a real difference to children with cancer and their families. Whether you are a corporation, foundation or individual donor, we are grateful you choose to help support us in our mission as we care for those in need throughout the community.

Learn more about how you and your business or organization can be involved. Contact Allie Huey at 224.406.9200 or ahuey@jccchicago.org.

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Sunrise Day Camp-Chicago Underwriters

“Nothing is as impactful as having the opportunity to so greatly impact the lives of others — Sunrise Day Camp-Chicago instills a lifetime commitment to caring for those who are struggling with illness and will benefit greatly from a community of support.”
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Corporations & Foundations

Community partnerships offer corporations and foundations an opportunity to share their goodwill and commitment to building a better world.

$100,000+
Anonymous (2)
Lyons Family Foundation
Michael Reese Health Trust

$50,000+
Hilco Global

$25,000+
Bank of America Private Bank: to underwrite Sunrise on Wheels at Rush University Hospital
BMO Harris Bank
JP Morgan Chase

$10,000+
Ferrari Lake Forest
Fifth Third Bank: to underwrite nursing stations for Sunrise Day Camp-Chicago
Five Below Foundation
Mark Wahlberg Youth Foundation
Miller, Cooper & Co. Ltd.

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Hillary Hecktman Behar and friends brought some cool relief to Sunrise campers one Sundae Monday. The group served ice cream sundaes and root beer floats, joined campers for games of gaga and 9 square in the air, and helped campers tie dye Fourth of July T-shirts.