We raised $41,500 and counting for Cancer Connection – THANK YOU!

We played games, had a late-night dance party, roasted marshmallows, camped in the summer time in downtown Northampton and most importantly, we raised $41,500 and counting for Cancer Connection so they can help our neighbors facing cancer with free, non-medical services that make their lives better!

You can still donate right here!

Thank you to all the individuals and businesses who donated during our fund drive, and thanks to all our Riverlution sponsors who make this possible!

Alternative Recycling
Northampton Brewery
Country Hyundai, Country Nissan, Northampton Volkswagen
Freedom Credit Union
Paul and Elizabeth’s Restaurant
Pierce Brothers Coffee
Sam’s Outdoor Outfitters
Whalen Insurance

Listen to these two messages about the Camp Out:

Sponsor Thank You

Donor Thank You

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