A Connecticut nonprofit organization founded in 1978 that supports burn survivors and their families, funds burn-care equipment and facilities and related research, promotes burn-care collaboration, provides the Arthur C. Luf Children’s Burn Camp, and supports fire-safety and fire-prevention education.
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Programs & services
Specific programs and services listed for this organization.
Arthur C. Luf Children’s Burn Camp
ActiveA free, week-long residential camp providing a safe outdoor environment, peer connection, confidence-building, social and physical activities, recreation, and supported participation for child burn survivors. Activities include arts and crafts, boating, hiking, fishing, archery, waterfront activities, and challenge-course programming. The camp moved to Camp Trexler in Kunkletown, Pennsylvania, beginning in July 2026.
Burn Camp Share Program
ActiveA nationwide initiative allowing young burn survivors associated with CBCF’s camp and participating partner burn camps to attend additional burn camps across the United States and Canada, expanding peer connection, summer opportunities, and emotional and social development.
Resource information
Who this resource serves
Burn survivors ages 8-17; medical form and camp application required.
How to access services
Visit the official camp page for current dates, application requirements and medical forms.