The TOTOL (Tohono O'odham Truck of Love) Summer Day Camp, which takes place annually on the Tohono O'odham Reservation, in southern Arizona is approaching its 20th birthday. The camp was started by Pete and Sue Fullerton, the founders of Truck of Love (see the "Links" section), in order to provide safe and fun recreational activities to youth that have few opportunities in the summer to play and learn together. Through the years, TOTOL Summer Day Camp has seen many campers and counselors—and in recent years we’ve begun to see the third generation of campers within the same family participate in camp!

TOTOL Summer Camp is guided by clear values. We believe in the beauty of each individual. We welcome all youth to participate in camp, regardless of challenges they might experience in other aspects of their life. All youth deserve an opportunity to become positive role models and to experience the joy that comes from playing in a safe environment. We believe that all our actions must stem from caring and love, and that this is the key to the success of TOTOL Camp. Essential to this philosophy is the respect with which we treat youth. We strive to share opportunities to take on leadership roles, contribute ideas, and provide insight with all youth participating in TOTOL Camp.

The majority of this site is used by the current counselors of the TOTOL camp for 2006. We use this site to communicate about the camp and make it the best it can be for all that are involved.

Interested in donating your time or money to this extraordinary cause, or to volunteer? Please see the "Contribute/Volunteer" page and/or contact us by filling in the form at the bottom of this page. Also, feel free to download our brochure.

CURRENT NEWS

5/21/06 - Camp is less than a month away! The Camp Schedule page has been updated for 2006.