Milford, CT – The Connecticut Burns Care Foundation is thrilled to announce that the Arthur C. Luf Children’s Burn Camp, our annual week-long retreat for young burn survivors, will embark on a new chapter at Camp Trexler in Kunkletown, Pennsylvania.
Starting July 2026, campers aged 8 to 17 from around the world will gather for seven days of healing, empowerment, and lifelong friendships in the inspiring Pocono Mountains now becomes our forever home.
Camp Trexler offers:
- Spacious camper cabins with modern amenities
- State-of-the-art dining hall accommodating special dietary needs
- Waterfront access for canoeing, kayaking, and waterfront games
- Low-ropes challenge course and team-building activities
- Arts and crafts studio and talent showcase auditorium
“We’re excited to partner with Camp Trexler, and Bill Lavin and his charity, ‘Where Angels Play Foundation, ‘ whose emphasis on safety and inclusion plus passion for helping children aligns perfectly with our mission,” said Dominic Mantuano, Executive Director of the Connecticut Burns Care Foundation. “This move allows us to enhance the camper experience with expanded facilities and a more private, natural setting.”
The Arthur C. Luf Children’s Burn Camp started in 1991, supporting the thought that “A kid can just be a kid.” For more information, please feel free to reach out to the Connecticut Burns Care Foundation at 1-203-878-6744 or
cbcfdirector@ctburnsfoundation.org, or our web page at
www.ctburnsfoundation.org.
All requests for Media interviews and or quotes go through President Andy Pandiani or Executive Director Dominic Mantuano through the above phone number or email.
