Bart and Angela have over 15 years of experience with foster teens & the foster care system between adopting children out of foster care and volunteering at foster camps their LOVE runs deep for these kids. Every child along their journey has impacted them in ways they could have never imagined. They hope 🙏 if they have made a positive impact for just one kid along the way that the years of dedication have been worth it all! Through the process of their dedication, their main goal is to show every child what God's love looks like.

Email: bart@camplit..org

Megan and her husband knew God had placed taking care of kiddos on their hearts. Using their resources, heart and Jesus to get them through anything they said YES to their calling. Which is why they have been foster and adoptive parents for multiple years. Megan has firsthand experience and insight on the challenges these kids are dealt. This lead her to seek out other opportunities to continue to use her big heart and knowledge by working with teens at camp. She has served 4 teen camps the past 3 years and says every year she takes away something new for each experience. “It’s a feeling you can’t imagine, until you’ve completed 4 days at camp.” After seeing and hearing the difference the camps make to these kids it wasn’t a hard decision for her to keep saying yes to volunteering and continue to help be a mentor to these teens.

Email: brookeglenn77@yahoo.com

Brian is from Colorado where he was a deacon of the youth of his church for over 18 years. Working with teens has always been a huge part of his life. Moving to Kansas with his wife Kimberley and finding Camp L.I.T was a perfect outlet to fill that passion. He has a beautiful blended family with 8 kids and 15 grandkids and enjoys every bit of the chorus that comes with that. It is his pleasure to serve these teens each summer and he prays the impact the camp makes is lifelong.

Email: bdogstewart@gmail.com

Karen and her husband, Steve are parents to 3 grown daughters. Blessed with 3 great sons-in-laws and 9 very active grandchildren. Her dear friend, Angela, described the many tasks that needed to be done to make camp happen as support staff. Hearing her describe some of the tasks, things like eating meals with campers, playing games together, applying sunscreen and more. She decided she could help fill the spot. But, she never expected the blessings she would receive while being involved. These teens have had to make adult decisions on their own and maybe never got to experience a stable atmosphere.  It is a privilege of hers to be the “Grandma” figure for 4 days at camp. She has now volunteered as a support staff for 6 years being able to love on many at-risk teens, their coaches and the other support staff.

Email: karen.rundquist@gmail.com