Mary Leighton is the founder of this wonderful organization and is also an Occupational Therapist. Her hobbies include horseback riding, biking, hiking, and enjoy the beach, house. She loves the change of seasons and enjoys spending time with her partner in life Sean, and their families and friends, which includes this wonderfully special Camp No Limits Family! Currently, one of her favorite things to do is watching my her "Baby Ben" explore everyday life adventures and see his excitement as everything is all new! A fun fact about Mary is she has two houses (one in Maine and one in Florida). She has enjoyed house flipping, too, and the house in Florida was supposed to be a "flip", however she loves St. Petersburg so much, she kept the house and stays in Florida as much they can! Fun fact #2, she met Tom Brady and his family in person twice and is pretty sure Tom Brady followed her to Tampa Bay!!! Go Tampa Bay Pats!

Cameron began volunteering at Camp No Limits Florida in 2014, when he was a physical therapy student at the University of North Florida. He has been a crucial member of our therapy team ever since! Cameron joins our team for several camps throughout the year, sharing his knowledge and added insight as a former collegiate runner. His energy, enthusiasm and dedication to the campers are unmatched. His favorite part of camp is seeing the courageous acts at the talent shows and welcoming first time families. He enjoys helping the campers overcome their reservations to embrace the “no limits” mentality and try new activities that may initially be challenging to them.

Lizzie is so stoked you’re here at “virtual” Camp.  She has been a part of Camp No Limits since 2005 and each of her camp experiences has created something incredible. Lizzie started coming when she was just nine years old and has learned so much over the past 15 years that she couldn’t imagine not giving back to an organization that has given so much to her.  Camp No Limits is home, welcome to the family!

Keegan has been attending Camp No Limits since 2005 at the age of 6! She was born missing her right arm below the elbow.  When she began attending CNL, she was very shy and hid her little arm behind her back. After the first year, Keegan began to feel more confident and open up about her difference! Now, she is able to be a mentor to other children like herself and allow them to find their own confidence! Through camp, Keegan  fell in love with helping others and is now in school to be an Occupational Therapist! She enjoys competitive ski racing in the winter, as well as coaching a youth team! She also loves traveling to different camps and meeting new people.  She never lets her limb difference define her!!

Molly Fitzpatrick loves working with the Sibs Club! Her youngest brother Ryan is an amputee and her family was lucky enough to get involved with Camp No Limits in 2016 and it changed their lives forever. She has been working with Siblings Club for the last three years and it is a blast! She loves everything about CNL. When she’s not at camp she is at school at UConn and graduates next month with her nursing degree. SHe attended her first Texas camp last year and she is so excited to experience it virtually with you all! 

In the summer of 2018  Sarah volunteered at her first camp in Connecticut and fell in love with the camp and its mission. Last year she attended Florida, California, Connecticut, Maine and Maryland camp.  She enjoys going to concerts, seeing Broadway shows, eating at good restaurants, traveling, being around family and friends. She is a High School Math teacher in Long Island, New York and has been teaching algebra and geometry for 16 years.

Cameron will be attending California State University, Northridge to study Computer Science. Cameron always takes on a challenge and does so with a smile. Cameron encompasses what camp is all about learning how to adapt! Cameron has continued with camp over the years and has grown into such a wonderful mentor for the younger campers to look up to. He finds a way to encourage and make others feel included.

Vivian is an occupational therapist in California and has been attending Camp No Limits since the very first Cali camp!  She has worked with kiddos with limb difference and limb loss and their families since 2006. She is currently a board member for the Association of Children’s Prosthetics-Orthotic Clinics and often presents on topics related to limb loss/difference at various conferences, provides education for therapists and is a guest speaker for local OT programs. She enjoys being with her family, going on adventures, stand up paddleboarding, and completing triathlons especially for Challenged Athletes Foundation and PossAbilities.  She always learns something new at camp and cannot wait for the next one!

Sara has been participating in Camp No Limits since 2011. Although she has been a physical therapist since 1998, her first camp experience was as a parent. She attended with her family, including her son who is a congenital below the knee amputee. Sara was thrilled to join the CNL therapy team in 2014. She enjoys challenging the campers to maximize their potential, and seeing them gain confidence and independence from year to year. One of Sara’s favorite parts of camp is the biking clinic, especially the campers' smiles as they realize they’re doing it on their own! Sara currently works in an outpatient facility in Massachusetts practicing therapeutic massage. 

Cameron began volunteering at Camp No Limits Florida in 2014, when he was a physical therapy student at the University of North Florida. He has been a crucial member of our therapy team ever since! Cameron joins our team for several camps throughout the year, sharing his knowledge and added insight as a former collegiate runner. His energy, enthusiasm and dedication to the campers are unmatched. His favorite part of camp is seeing the courageous acts at the talent shows and welcoming first time families. He enjoys helping the campers overcome their reservations to embrace the “no limits” mentality and try new activities that may initially be challenging to them.