Camp Funnybone is designed to teach children positive lessons about themselves.

Camp Funnybone is an annual five day camp for kids ages six to 14. The camp was designed to teach children positive lessons about themselves. At Camp Funnybone, kids from all different social and economic circumstances participate together and learn clowning skills taught in a way that builds their sense of self-confidence and self worth. It increases their awareness of the value of other people, and improves their ability to relate with others.

Each year the children who attend Camp Funnybone walk away from the camp with a rejuvenated outlook on life, a new sense of hope and self-confidence, and with skills that allow them to get positive attention through positive behavior.

Taught by professional clowns, the campers learn various skills, such as mime, makeup, magic tricks, costume, balloon sculpture, prop making, improvisation and face painting. Most importantly, the campers learn the healing art of laughter, and that they can be whatever they set their hearts, minds, and souls to be.

INTEGRIS Health and the National Clown and Laughter Hall of Fame sponsor Camp Funnybone.  Camp Funnybone 2009, will be held at Heritage Hall School in Oklahoma City, June 23rd – 27th. Full and partial scholarships are offered and the level of financial assistance provided is determined through a detailed application process.

To register for Camp Funnybone please complete the registration packet which includes four forms and mail to the address on the registration form.

DEADLINE IS FRIDAY, JUNE 5, 2009

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Limited scholarships are available. If you would like to apply, be sure to complete the scholarship application AND all of the registration forms.