#Coopers10for10
Cooper’s 5th Annual Birthday Give Back!
#Coopers10for10 is supporting Camp Royall, the Nation’s oldest and largest camp for individuals with Autism in Pittsboro, NC.
Cooper has been able to attend Camp Royall a couple of times over the last several years. We are beyond excited to share this experience with other autism families. The camp has been a life changing experience, not only for Cooper, but for our entire family. It gives Cooper a real taste of independence, something we weren’t sure was possible just a few years ago. It is also a VERY special week for our youngest, Brooks, to get all of our undivided attention and an adventure of his own. Something he so deserves!
Please help us send as many incredible individuals as possible to the 2025 week long Summer Sessions at Camp Royall!!!
In 2024, the Autism Society of North Carolina made the difficult decision to raise tuition to Camp Royall to account for increased costs and better support their counselors. We hope that #Coopers10for10 will help to support as many families as possible that may need a bit extra to make the higher cost of Camp work for them.
$2800 covers the entire cost to send one individual to Camp Royall for a week in 2025!
2020 #Coopers6for6 feature by ABC World News.
Who #10for10 Supports
100% of gross funds raised by #Coopers10for10 go directly to support Camp Royall Summer Camp Tuition Grants!
Autism Society of NC - Camp Royall
Camp Royall is the nation’s oldest and largest autism camp, located in Pittsboro, NC and run by the Autism Society of North Carolina. The camp is a hub of year-round activity that offers a caring, accepting atmosphere in a structured environment to meet the needs of individuals with autism.
After spending time at Camp Royall, individuals show increases in confidence, independence, and a willingness to try new things. Their programs also provide needed respite for families and peace of mind that their loved one is in a safe and loving environment. Campers receive close supervision from highly trained staff; with a counselor-to-camper ratio is 1:1 or 1:2, depending on the campers’ level of need. What an incredible coincidence that the Camp shares Cooper’s middle name!