Camp Quality is a volunteer, non-profit charitable trust dedicated to enhancing the quality of life for Children living with cancer.

After a successful launch in 2012 Camp Quality is holding their 2nd Awareness week in September 2013 culminating with the Odd Shoe Day on September 13th.

Donations to the 2013 Odd Shoe Day Appeal can be made here. You can also make donations at any BNZ Store, just mention the Camp Quality Odd Shoe Day Appeal.

We invite Schools, Service Clubs, Companies, Sports Clubs, and in fact any organisation (large or small) to participate in the week and especially the day. Encourage your class, club, team, friends and family to wear Odd Shoes on September 13th and make a donation to Camp Quality to help us continue to bring our programme to Children Living with Cancer.

About Camp Quality
Camp Quality was established in Australia in 1985 Vera Entwistle helped launch Camp Quality in New Zealand. A Sydney doctor gave Vera the idea for the name when he told her: "No one can do anything about the quantity of anyone's life, but all of us can do something about the quality" .

Today Camp Quality remains committed to making a positive difference to children (aged 5-16 years) living with cancer. The first New Zealand camp was held in West Auckland in January 1985 and attracted 22 children from throughout the country. Since then Camp Quality NZ has grown to provide annual summer camps and year-round support at NO COST to help children and their families overcome the challenges of living with cancer. The support of volunteers and donors helps them deliver Family Days , Reunion days , Mini-camps, and Social outings.

Camp Quality New Zealand provides fun, hope and happiness to over 300 children living with cancer through out New Zealand.

Donate to the 2013 Odd Shoe Day Appeal here.
Find out more about the Odd Shoe Day Appeal here.