Some kids tear up when their parents drop them off at camp, unsure about saying goodbye, only to cry again at pickup because they don’t want to leave. Your child may seem different when you come to pick them up from camp. During their week at camp, your camper likely grew in their self-confidence, created […]

Internships, volunteering, studying abroad, working at summer camp, nannying … there are so many fun ways to spend your summer. Young adult/college summers are unique in that you get to try something new for just a few months that may not be as easily accessible later in life, so intentionality is important as you make […]

You dropped your kid off at camp for a week of outdoor adventures, bonding with their peers, memory making and time away from screens. Now, as you pick your camper up, they seem happy and relaxed, yet a little tired and maybe even sad to leave. How can you help your child  process and share […]

Do you feel like you have people in your corner to support you in the hard times and celebrate with you in the good times? It’s okay if that answer is no. If you feel lonely, you’re not the only one. According to a study done by McCrindle Research group, 71% of Gen Z often […]

For years I was too anxious to go to camp. Spending five whole days away from my parents with people I didn’t know sounded more terrifying than exciting. However, when I finally gained the courage to go to camp, I never wanted to leave. Summer camp was a place where I felt I truly belonged […]

“It is estimated that 83% of organizations understand the importance of investing in leadership development at entry-level leadership roles. Yet, only 5% of organizations have done it.” Billy Dunn of centerconsulting.org. You may have seen graphics or read blog posts on how working at camp helps develop leadership skills. That sounds idealistic especially given the […]

“Friendships help forge skills like negotiation, cooperation, and conflict resolution. They teach kids how to be supportive and show empathy. They also stimulate independent thinking and open kids up to new ideas,” shares National Geographic. Have you ever considered how sending your kids to camp could create valuable friendships? Here are three ways that friendships […]

When the McCrindle research group gathered information on workplace motivators for Gen Z, they found that the top 5 motivators were: Seeing the positive impact of their work The relationships they have with those they work with The responsibility they carry Financial compensation they receive Their performance in the organization If you can relate to any […]

Did you know that the average American child spends about 4 to 7 minutes a day playing outside and over 7 hours a day in front of a screen? (Child Mind Institute) This statistic is surprising. It might cause you to think back to your childhood and be grateful it was full of time spent […]