Camp Fire USA is a not-for-profit youth development organization serving youth from birth to 21 years of age.  We are inclusive, open to every person in the communities we serve, welcoming children, youth and adults regardless of race, religion, socioeconomic status, disability, sexual orientation or other aspects of diversity.  Camp Fire USA's programs are designed and implemented to reduce sex-role, racial and cultural stereotypes and to foster positive intercultural relationships.

Camp Fire was founded in 1910 as an organization devoted to helping girls of all races and religions to reach their full potential as individuals, family members, and citizens of their communities.

In 1975, boys became participants in the wide variety of Camp Fire activities.  Soon Camp Fire Boys and Girls was known nationwide for coeducational programs that teach children and youth about safety, self-esteem and self-reliance, responsible and respectful attitudes, social and communication skills, and concern for others, our community and our environment.  In 2000, the program adopted its current name, Camp Fire USA.

The New Mexico Council's KIDS CARE provides before- and after-school programs at school sites throughout Albuquerque and Taylor Ranch with group activities designed to enrich, entertain, and educate children 5-13 years old.  KIDS CARE also offers extended care programs during many school holidays, and a full-day Summer Adventure Camp program.