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Camp Rainbow Gold is a camp for children who have been, or
are being treated for cancer. Run by the American Cancer Society,
it's located near Ketchum, Idaho, beneath the Boulder mountains.
For 5 days, 60 children can run, play, laugh and swim with
other children like themselves. The program is free of charge,
and all the counselors, doctors and nurses donate their time.
In the summer of 2003, "Outdoor Idaho" producer Marcia
Franklin and videographer Jay Krajic spent the week with
the children and staff of the camp and produced a 30-minute
documentary.
Get more information about Camp
Rainbow Gold.
To purchase a videotape of the program, visit our video
sales Web site or call us at 1-877-224-7200.
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