Camp Rainbow is an organization that our Fishing Club has sponsored for awhile. Camp rainbow is a dream of Mary Woodall and Diane Miner — they wanted a camp that would cater to the needs of seriously ill children whose medical problems kept them from attending regular camps.  They have many different things going on for the campers in that one week.  From the fishing tournament to the bikers who come out for a day.  They have pool parties and other great things to do.  All of the following information is taken from Camp Rainbow's website.  https://clarksvillecamprainbow.org/

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The campers are always under the watchful eyes of a fully-staffed medical contingent provided by Premier Medical Group of Clarksville, Tennessee. The staff to include doctors, nurses, and the one-on-one counselors are available on a 24-hour basis.

The highlight of the week is the arrival of the Bikers Who Care (BWC), a local motorcycle organization that helps raise money each year to put on Camp Rainbow. This extraordinary group of motorcyclists provide the kids with a parade of Harleys, a carnival, an endless supply of cotton candy, and rides on a Harley Davidson motorcycle. The kids put on a talent show at the end of the day and give gifts to the bikers as an appreciation of what they do.

Through the dedication of countless volunteers and a broad base of community support, Camp Rainbow provides a unique experience for both camper and counselor.