Friendship matters
Friendship brings joy. Friendship cultivates lasting memories. Friendship is at the core of what it means to be human.
Click the orange button to become a friend! Participants must become a Friend to access our inclusive in-person and virtual experiences. The Friend is a person with a disability who will be actively participating in The Friendship Journey’s activities. Friends of all ages and abilities are welcome.
Share the Path with a Friend
We are all on this journey of life together. When we share the path with friends of all kinds, we experience connection and understanding. Friends of all ages and abilities are welcome at The Friendship Journey.

Accessible In-Person & Virtual Experiences
In-Person Experiences
We offer enriching, inclusive in-person activities in the South Florida communit…
Virtual Summer Camp
Camp Wings of Friendship is a nationwide virtual summer camp for...
Annual Events
Annual events include the Friendship Gala and the Jaime Guttenberg & Gina Montal…

The Friendship Gala
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The Friendship Gala
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The Friendship Board
The Friendship Journey has created a board where you can register to become a Friend, register for accessible in-person experiences, and much more! This board was created to best support you, our Friends, at The Friendship Journey.
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News & Blog Section
Sabrina & Emma
Meet Sabrina & Emma! Even before meeting in person, these two ladies became fast friends during last year’s Camp Wings of Friendship.
Julia & Kayla
Meet Julia and Kayla! It didn’t take long to discover this duo’s favorite Camp Wings of Friendship activity—dance!
Jonathan, Zoe, & Paola
At first glance, 32-year-old Jonathan, 15-year-old Zoe, and 32-year-old Paola may not seem to have much in common. However, each attended Wings of Friendship (WOF) last summer, and their favorite camp experience was listening to and interacting with legendary disability rights activist, Judy Heumann.