The Moyer Foundation is a public, 501 c 3 non-profit organization founded in 2000 by MLB, World Series-winning All-Star pitcher Jamie Moyer and his wife, Karen. The mission of The Moyer Foundation is to offer encouragement, comfort and support to children enduring a time of profound emotional, physical or financial distress and provide opportunities for enhancing overall wellness, stability and quality of life.

The Moyer Foundation supports programs that directly serve critical needs of children in severe distress. With the community’s support, The Moyer Foundation has raised over $19 million to create, fund and help support hundreds of different programs that help children in distress in a variety of ways.

In addition to community-based grants, the Foundation creates and funds its own programs like Camp Mariposa, for children affected by addiction in their families, and its largest initiative is Camp Erin™ - bereavement camps for children who are grieving a significant loss. Camp Erin is the largest bereavement camp in the country, with more than 36 camps in 23 States and 1 in Canada, serving more than 2500 annually. The Moyer Foundation raises funds with support from corporate sponsors, community groups, and partners to help establish, fund and grow new camps, bringing the healing experience of Camp Erin to more children each year.

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