You can help prisoners' kids experience the love of Jesus all year round!

Right now, across the country, boys and girls are heading to special summer and sports camps with other kids who know what it's like to have a parent behind bars. 

With your help, children of prisoners can have the time of their lives while learning how much they are loved by Jesus.

Fellowship with other kids in the same situation

A grandmother who was about to send her grandkids to an Angel Tree camp for the first time asked, "So you're telling me you're going to give my babies a week where they're not going to be worried about getting shot?"

Your gift today helps provide a safe and fun environment for boys and girls at Angel Tree camps and other programs throughout the year. Here, they can spend time with other kids going through the same kinds of struggles while they learn about how much Jesus loves them!

The chance to experience the love of Jesus

Mario, a prisoner's child who has had the opportunity to go to an Angel Tree summer camp, said, "I feel great coming to camp with my siblings because I know God will always be there for us. He sent His Son down to die on the cross for us."

A safe, fun environment for prisoners' kids

A volunteer who spends time with Angel Tree kids and families through her church said, "I feel like with Angel Tree, we give the kids opportunities…to have fellowship with other kids that are in the same situation…a time where, whatever you feel like you need to get out, you can just get it out."

Help kids get to camp!

I hope you'll send a gift today to help children of prisoners have opportunities they wouldn't normally get to experience—like summer camp!

When you support Angel Tree, you help meet the physical, emotional, and spiritual needs of children and families in your community and across the country who are struggling to overcome the challenges of having a family member in prison.

We hope to make this our best year of Angel Tree camping yet, and we can't do it without you.

Yours in His service,

JAMES J. ACKERMAN

President and Chief Executive Officer

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