Daisy and Alan Kosack have been friends of The Hole in the Wall Gang Camp for more than a decade, as FUNraisers, volunteers, donors and members of The Founder's Society , a community of supporters who have pledged to help bring "a different kind of healing" to the next generation of children facing serious illnesses by including Hole in the Wall in their estate plan. Daisy has long been impressed by the breadth of services the organization provides, well beyond the summer program, and how Hole in the Wall creates joy, love and laughter for every member of the family.

"Each program is a reflection of the love and dedication that makes Camp feel like home," Daisy shared. "It's about creating lasting memories, lifelong friendships and moments that remind us we're not alone. Here, dreams really do come true. You see it in every smile, every laugh, every special moment. Children who have faced unthinkable challenges are given the chance to just be kids-to play, to connect, to heal. Families find hope, comfort and connection. Volunteers and counselors walk away forever changed."

Daisy and Alan joined the Founder's Society to be a part of something greater than themselves, something that truly matters and makes a lasting difference. By including Camp in their estate plan, they are giving the gift of joy, belonging and unforgettable memories.

"In a world that can feel heavy at times, there's nothing more powerful than helping create a place where love, laughter and light always lead the way," Daisy said. "They say it takes a village to raise a child - and at The Hole in the Wall Gang Camp, that village comes to life. It's a place where children, families, volunteers and staff come together and create a "different kind of healing." It's proving that with love, support and a little bit of Camp magic, anything is possible. I'm honored to be a part of that legacy."