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Camp Simcha – ‘Lighting Up The Night’ Music Video feat. Statue of Liberty

Camp Simcha – ‘Lighting Up The Night’ Music Video feat. Statue of Liberty

On August 23, 2011 Camp Simcha, an overnight camp for children battling cancer and other hematological illnesses, visited the Statue of Liberty to help light up the world.

Each summer, 400 seriously ill children are treated to unforgettable, medically supervised overnight camp experiences at Camp Simcha, for children battling cancer and other hematological illnesses, and Camp Simcha Special, for children with debilitating chronic conditions.

At Camp Simcha and Camp Simcha Special, children and teens trade hospital rooms and doctors’ offices for fun, friendship, and hope for the future. Campers enjoy traditional camp activities in fully handicapped-accessible facilities. Talent shows, concerts, and helicopter, hot-air, and motorcycle rides make every day super-special.

Campers return home reinvigorated, with deep friendships and happy memories to help them travel the rough road ahead.

Camp Simcha is a program of Chai Lifeline.

Original song ‘Tonight Tonight’ by Hot Chelle Rae
Camp Simcha lyrics by Binyamin Zwickler

Video shot and edited by Akiva Bomzer & Gi Orman of BIG Productions http://bigprod.net

Music recorded & mixed by Mikey Holder, Al Schneider, Benji Weintraub, & Zevi Kaufman

Choreography by Scott Moerdler & Moshe Daphna

Special thanks to Shaindy Lowenthal, Ari Dembitzer, Avromi Foxman, Moshe Deutsch, & Nachman Calko,



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