DONATE

There are many ways to help Camp Moja and the campers.

Donations

You can volunteer your time, have your company become a camp sponsor, donate money/needed items, or simply click below to choose where you want your money to go.

Each summer, we provide our campers with essential items like a camp bag, a water bottle to keep them hydrated, a special Camp Moja T-shirt to cherish, and unique craft materials for their classes. This year, we’re aiming to sponsor 75 campers at just $20 per camper to ensure they have everything they need for a memorable camp experience.

As we being planning and creating a new camp year we are always in need of new supplies and decorations for camp. If you would like to support Camp Moja by purchasing exact items we need for this summer please consider purchasing from our Amazon Wish List. All of these items will be used for decorations, class time, free time, or as prizes for our campers. Anything you donate from this list goes directly to our campers!

Donations For Camp Moja: Camp Moja is a 501c3 organization, and all donations go to support camp the following summer.

There are a few ways to donate –

Send check donations to Camp Moja c/o Central Mission, 500 W. Pacific, Independence, MO 64050.

Online secure give donations can be made HERE – Please select Camp Moja (508) in the options list.

Corporate Sponsors: Camp Moja is looking for Corporate sponsors ($500+). These sponsors will have their logo on the camp’s T-shirts, in the yearbook and be added to all event advertisements. For specific details, please contact us at campmoja@gmail.com.

Another way to support Camp Moja is through C.A.R.E KC.

Care KC creates access for recreational experiences, while focusing on providing fun and engaging opportunities for adults and children with ranging developmental ability levels to ensure inclusion in the greater Kansas City area.

Through an educational, experiential, and recreational lens, CARE KC pursues financial support for life long, authentic, and impactful opportunities that will correct stigmas, biases, and preconceived notions of our community members with ranging ability levels. One such cause is Camp Moja.