The founder of Camp Agape California said the theft was a devastating blow to the organization as it works to get ready for camp.
Sunday, August 2, 2026 1:56PM
The founder of Camp Agape California said the theft was a devastating blow to the organization as it works to get ready for camp.
ANAHEIM, Calif. () — An Orange County nonprofit is seeking donations after its storage trailer was stolen earlier this week, threatening preparations for its annual summer camp for children with incarcerated parents.
The founder of Camp Agape California said the theft was a devastating blow to the organization as it works to get ready for camp.
According to organizers, the stolen trailer contained thousands of dollars worth of supplies, including sleeping bags and kitchen essentials intended for the camp’s participants.
Despite the loss, organizers said the camp will move forward as planned. The nonprofit is now working to replace and recover as many of the missing items as possible before the camp begins.
Camp Agape California is asking the community for support through donations to help offset the cost of the stolen supplies and ensure children attending the camp have the resources they need.
Those interested in helping can donate through the organization’s GoFundMe.
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