When Wilbert and his siblings were all in state care, they attended Camp to Belong, a camp designed specifically to bring siblings who are separated by foster care together. Now that they are adopted, their single father is responsible for the tuition and does not have the resources to make it happen. Their father states, "My sons have greatly enjoyed the camp experience in their previous years, finding it to be the one time of the year they actually get to live with their other siblings, who are still in state custody. No matter the season the boys are always talking about their experience or asking me how far away until it begins again. The week long camp program is easily their most eagerly anticipated week of the year. I am a single parent who works upward of 60 hours a week to afford our apartment. My sons had to make some sacrifices regarding activities, such as sports and recreational programs and when I was informed I had financial obligation for the camp tuition I was heart broken, as I feared I would have to pass on this activity for them as well. My boys are confined to the home for the summer as I work grueling hours, and this camp helps me tremendously by alleviating the guilt I have knowing my boys are missing out on such a possibility. With this program, I can say they at least have something to look forward to in the summer." Wish #1 of 2