The Hole in the Wall Gang Camp Unveils New Website, Better Aligning Mission and Purpose with Audience Needs

New site offers streamlined experience along with interactive elements that support user engagement and connection.

NEW HAVEN, Conn., Sept. 4, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- The Hole in the Wall Gang Camp, a non profit dedicated to providing "a different kind of healing"to children with serious illnesses and their families, has unveiled it's new website, better leveraging the organization's digital home to share the stories and impact of Hole in the Wall. The new site, which is rooted in accessible design, incorporates updated brand elements along with a Camp-themed game, offering an easy-to-navigate experience for visitors with clear paths to engage and connect.

"As Hole in the Wall continues to expand to bring joy and hope to even more children and families, it makes sense that our digital presence would evolve as well to better support these efforts," said Padraig Barry, chief mission officer at The Hole in the Wall Gang Camp. "This new website truly reflects the depth and breadth of our offerings, while providing tailored experiences for a variety of visitors – from camper families to donors to volunteers. It has been thoughtfully designed to give each audience what they really want – easy access to information about programs, impact and ways to get involved."

One of the key site elements is Camp Connect, a digital game that will help foster Camp values through play, while promoting connection within the Hole in the Wall community and beyond. Players combine Camp "bubbles" to create larger bubbles, aiming for the highest score, which is displayed on a leaderboard. The game incorporates social media sharing functionality and also provides a wonderful opportunity for Camp families, as well as the children the Hospital Outreach Program (HOP)^sm visits, to experience the fun and friendship of Hole in the Wall when they are not able to physically be at a Camp location.

About The Hole in the Wall Gang Camp:

Founded in 1988 by Paul Newman, The Hole in the Wall Gang Camp provides "a different kind of healing" to thousands of children with serious illnesses and family members annually – all completely free of charge. For many of these children and families, Hole in the Wall provides multiple Camp experiences throughout the year at the facilities in Connecticut and Maryland, in nearly 40 hospitals and clinics, directly in camper homes and communities, and through other outreach activities across the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic. Learn more at www.holeinthewallgang.org.

SOURCE The Hole in the Wall Gang Camp