Founded in 1912 by Juliette Gordon Low, Girl Scouts' membership has grown from 18 members in Savannah, Ga., to 3.7 million members throughout the United States, including U.S. territories, and in more than 90 countries through USA Girl Scouts Overseas. ...

Windmill also boasts an excellent year-round academic program for children beginning at the age of 12 months. Windmill's top-notch kindergarten program has become well-known as one of the best in the area in preparing children for entrance into the challenging Central Bucks School District. ...

Camp Winnekeag has been serving campers in the New England area since 1950. We offer residential, overnight, weeklong, and age specific camping during the summer months for kids and families. ...

The Girl Scouts of Eastern Massachusetts joins the world in expressing our deepest condolences to the more than nine million Haitian residents, the millions of Haitians living around the globe and everyone affected by this heart-wrenching tragedy. This is a tragedy which takes its toll on all of humanity. ...

Founded in Worcester, Mass., in 1865, WPI was one of the nation's earliest technological universities. From our founding days, we've taken a unique approach to science and technology education. ...

In 1966, parents, teachers, and concerned citizens decided it was time to give individuals with developmental disabilities the same summer camp opportunities other children received. That summer, ...

Camp Oliver has been a favorite site for children since 1949, when Lawrence and Mary Oliver donated part of their vast ranch in Descanso, along the Sweetwater River, to the Sisters of Social Service, who developed a children's summer camp and retreat grounds. In 1990, camp was incorporated as a non-profit, 501(c)(3) organization. Children enjoy the love, warmth, laughter, tears, friendships and memories which remain throughout the years. ...

The Young Men's Christian Association of Wooster had its humble beginning in the mid 1930's. The citizens of Wooster saw the need for a community organization that provided programming that built strong kids, strong families, and strong communities. The YMCA of Wooster was officially organized in 1939 with L.C. Boles its first President and C.M. Angle as the Executive Secretary.

Initial office space on Liberty Street soon yielded to the larger space of a residence on Market Street and, in 1958, to the present site on Woodland Avenue. October of 1994 found the YMCA managing the new 50-meter Ellen Shapiro Natatorium at Wooster High School. The facility is owned by the Wooster City School System, but managed by the YMCA. ...

Camp Vanguard, located at the Florida FFA Leadership Training Center on beautiful Lake Pierce in Haines City, Florida, between Tampa and Orlando, is surrounded by untouched forest. The natural setting offers a unique summer environment on 114 beautiful acres. ...

Designed to help pre-school campers learn group skills and develop self-confidence through safe, fun and educational activities. Daily programs include swim instruction at the Maplewood Country Club, rest and playtime. Weekly themes help campers explore and develop areas of interest through activities such as cooking, world life, art, creative play, music and sports. Educational entertainers and field trips will also be provided each session. Onsite playground and childcare facilities are utilized. Much of the staff are year-round child care workers at the South Mountain YMCA Child Care Center. Campers must be potty-trained and accustomed to no nap or a short nap time. ...