An overnight camp program is designed to help children build positive self-esteem, inspiring and empowering them in their future endeavors.
Countdown to Winter Camp 2026:
February 14th – February 16th, 2026
Camp Harmony is a non-sectarian, non-profit sleepaway camp. Each session, Camp Harmony hosts over 400 campers from underserved areas in and around Los Angeles County. Campers arrive by bus to meet their specially chosen counselors, and the fun begins. More than 30 different activities each day keep children engaged, excited, enriched, and active. Three to four counselors per cabin lead groups of 8–10 campers throughout the busy days and evening programs. Summer camp wraps up with a spectacular end-of-session carnival!
Facts about Camp Harmony:
- 15+ shelters, agencies and schools send children to camp
- Around 800 under-served children attend camp annually
- 350 counselors volunteer annually
- 250 adult support staff volunteer annually
- 30 various activities are offered at camp everyday
- 300 new sleeping bags are distributed to campers every summer session
- 1,500 sweatshirts and t-shirts are distributed annually
- 3 hot meals are served daily
- 15-20 Unit Heads return to camp from college each session
Campers
Camp Harmony is proud to offer children from underserved local communities a nurturing and exciting outdoor experience. At Camp Harmony, we promise the campers “all the love they can take and all the food they need.” Every child will cherish their time at Camp Harmony, the wonderful counselors, the beautiful scenery, and the endless fun! Best of all, campers attend free of charge.
Counselors
Counselors from more than 35 surrounding high schools apply to serve at Camp Harmony. These counselors, ranging from 10th-12th grade, participate in summer and winter sessions as Harmony leaders and inspirational role models for the campers. To help United in Harmony sponsor all campers, counselors are asked to underwrite their own camp expenses through a fee payment.
Support Staff
Volunteers are the backbone of Harmony’s programs. Unit Heads return to Camp Harmony from college across the country to continue the mission they adopted in high school. In their role, Unit Heads mentor and guide counselors while helping lead camp activities.
Adult Support Staff also volunteer at Harmony programs and camps, overseeing activities and logistics that keep everything running smoothly. When needed, Support Staff step into work directly with a camper or cabin to ensure every child has the best possible experience.
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