Tony’s legacy can help grow and expand Clover Patch Camp

Tony changed lives in the Burnt Hills community through his work at the school and at Clover Patch Camp. He helped generations understand what living with disabilities truly means by fostering empathy, awareness, and inclusion. His legacy should not be forgotten, and his example can inspire and support future generations.

How can I help?

Give: Financial support is vital to enriching Clover Patch Camp’s improvements and enhancements and ultimately, the experience for our campers. Gifts can also be designated to “camperships” and employee college scholarships.

Connect: Do have or can you provide connections to businesses, alumni, teachers, churches, businesses, and community groups that can help provide financial and/or in-kind support for improvements and enhancements. Connect them with the Center, invite them to partner in financial, in-kind or volunteer support to build a lasting community network around Clover Patch Camp. Examples may include construction services, cleaning services, painting services, pool services, groundskeeping services etc.

Volunteer: Clover Patch Camp has a variety of projects and programs that need volunteer support. If you, someone you know or a group you are involved in want to become a volunteer at Clover Patch Camp, please visit our website for a list of opportunities.