Join us on Argosy's Annual Holiday Cruise for The Goodtimes Project! Goodtimes Project families and volunteers are invited to hop aboard and set sail for a fun evening of dancing, trivia, arts and crafts, eats and treats, and general holiday cheer to celebrate the season.

To learn more about the Holiday Cruise and RSVP information, click here.

To learn more about volunteer needs at this program, email Mark “S’mores” Schmor at mark@thegoodtimesproject.org

Seattle’s own Granite Curling Club invites Goodtimes families to step onto the ice, grab a stone and broom, and learn how to curl. This event was inspired by one of our own camp families, who have been members of the club for years. Come join them in their shared love of curling.

To learn more about Curling with Goodtimes, click here.

To learn more about volunteer needs at this program, email Mark “S’mores” Schmor at mark@thegoodtimesproject.org

The Avid Alums Program creates joyful and meaningful spaces for Goodtimes alums who, as adults, want to continue to grow and connect with a community of fellow patients, survivors, siblings, and bereaved siblings impacted by pediatric cancer.

Stay tuned for more details on what this meet-up will be!

To learn more about the Avid Alums Program, click here

Each new year, Goodtimes kicks the year off right by gathering our community for a fun, free meetup!

All Goodtimes families are invited to join us as we launch into the 2027! Stay tuned for more information about the fun-filled day we’re planning.

To learn more about volunteer needs at this program, email Mark “S’mores” Schmor at mark@thegoodtimesproject.org

The Avid Alums Program creates joyful and meaningful spaces for Goodtimes alums who, as adults, want to continue to grow and connect with a community of fellow patients, survivors, siblings, and bereaved siblings impacted by pediatric cancer.

Stay tuned for more details on what this meet-up will be!

To learn more about the Avid Alums Program, click here

Club Goodtimes provides opportunities for meaningful connection for adolescents and teens within the Goodtimes community. These gatherings enable participants to develop and maintain connections with a community of fellow patients/survivors, siblings, and bereaved siblings impacted by pediatric cancer.

Stay tuned for more details on what this meet-up will be!

To learn more about volunteer needs at this program, email Mark “S’mores” Schmor at mark@thegoodtimesproject.org

The Goodtimes Project’s Bereaved Community is designed to give bereaved pediatric cancer parents dedicated time to meet others with a shared experience, to take time for themselves, to reflect and remember, to support one another, and to experience moments of joy.

Stay tuned for more details on what this meet-up will be!

To learn more about the Bereaved Community or the volunteer needs, please reach out to Tanya “Cooper” Krohn at tanya@thegoodtimesproject.org

The Goodtimes Gala is our signature annual fundraiser, raising critical funds that enable us to provide deserving families with cost-free access to six camp/retreat sessions and more than seven single-day events each year—serving upwards of 700 participants.

A dedicated team of volunteers help make this event possible, assisting with everything from item procurement, game set-up, bid spotting, and much more!

To learn more about the 24th Annual Goodtimes Gala, click here. To learn more about volunteer opportunities at the Gala, please reach out to Mark “S’mores” Schmor at mark@thegoodtimesproject.org

All Goodtimes families and volunteers are invited to join us for our Camp Burton Service Day where we will work together to help prepare the property for the summer season. We will have a variety of projects to work on and all ages are welcome. Projects may include the following:

• Power washing

• Weeding, trimming, brush clearing

• Filling potholes

• Scrubbing outdoor seating areas

Keep an eye out for RSVP information in your volunteer newsletter!

We hire approximately 5-10 veteran staffers who are friendly, trustworthy, dedicated, and caring to donate one day to being on staff at Mini Camp. What you get in return is priceless. Are you one of them? 

The campers who attend this camp, and whom you’d be caring for, include active cancer patients, patients off treatment, survivors, and siblings ages 5–7.

To learn more about volunteering at Mini Camp, including eligibility requirements and application information, click here

Come on out to Shelton, WA where drivers at the Ridge Motorsports Park donate their time, money, and driving skills, to give our campers and families a thrill ride they’ll not soon forget! There are a variety of volunteer roles throughout the day including set-up, helping fit riders with helmets, arts & crafts, and more.

To learn more about the Drive-A-Thon, click here