Smith-Magenis Syndrome -Taylor Bug Kisses Foundation

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Sponsor A Camper/Family


We are happy to offer families the ability to attend camp at no cost. For most families that attend camp, this is their only opportunity to have a vacation. Your support will enable us to continue to fund camp allowing families to come to camp for free.

Please consider sponsoring a camper. Your kind donation is tax-deductible. Small or Large contributions are all greatly appreciated.


$150 covers the cost for one person’s day of camp

$450 covers the cost for the 3 nights stay


Donate Via Paypal

Mail a contribution:

Taylor Bug Kisses Foundation

2218 Boulder Drive

Normal, IL 61761


Can’t afford to cover a day of camp, consider volunteering as a counselor or donating an item from our wish list.  


Or create your own fundraising page 

Testimonies

" Maybe this would have been like any other getaway to the “normal” family but to us  this was a huge blessing. Not just a blessing but a life changing experience as we do  not get out often, let alone get to be by ourselves. This was the first time in 14 years that my husband and I have had more than a couple hours alone."      -Beverly, parent

   "I had an amazing time at SMS camp! One of the best experiences of my life for sure. Even though we were there for a short time, you guys felt like family!  I would give up our annual vacations to come to SMS family camp every year instead." 

       -Luke, 16 years old, sibling

"  My trip to Michigan was one that I will never forget because it really changed my life. It was a week full of having fun and making so many new friends. That one week really was a gift to me and so many others that the experience was shared with. My short time spent at that camp has positively impacted my life from that day, up until now.  That trip remains, and will probably always remain, the best week of my life."   

  - Evelyn, 13 years old, sibling