The greenhouse school is a year-round private alternative school in Salem, Massachusetts, for kids from infancy through grade eight, the greenhouse school is committed to true, lasting, comprehensive reform in education. However, also central to the idea of reform for us is the notion of access. ...

The purpose of Camp Fire is to provide, through programs and informal education, opportunities for youth to realize their potential and to function as caring, self directed individuals, responsible to themselves and others. ...

For over 54 summers, Children's Island has provided campers from the North Shore and all around the world with a unique, character building summer camp experience! Located on a picturesque 25-acre island one mile off the coast of Marblehead and Salem, the Island's facilities include a large pool, five buildings with bathrooms and ample space for camp gatherings, tents for overnights, a shaded picnic area, archery range, beaches for kayaking and snorkeling, and playing fields for sports and games. ...

Summer at Tower is designed to meet the developing skills and interests of young children. Using the five senses as a springboard for discovery, campers learn about themselves in relation to their environment. ...

Camp Cedarbrook in the Adirondacks is a non-denominational Christ-centered camp for girls. ...

Established in 1907, Camp Lawrence for Boys is a vital, diverse community of 150 campers and over 60 staff members from around the world. The camp covers 70 acres of picturesque Bear Island on Lake Winnipesaukee, amid the breathtaking White Mountains. Because of its island location, transportation is provided by the Bear II, the camp's 50-foot passenger launch. ...

Bruce & Barb Koller have coached volleyball for over 30 years in the York area. ...

The Chesapeake Crew Camp is open to girls 13-18 years of age with OR without any rowing experience. The camp is designed to introduce the sport of rowing to inexperienced novices and improve all aspects of the sport in the experienced rower. ...

Easter Seals has been helping individuals with disabilities and special needs, and their families, live better lives for more than 80 years. Whether helping someone improve physical mobility, return to work or simply gain greater independence for everyday living, Easter Seals offers a variety of services to help people with disabilities address life's challenges and achieve personal goals. ...

In 1947, the Delaware Association of Chiefs' of Police, an organization which was composed of active law enforcement and correctional officers, accepted the challenge to undertake a project to combat juvenile delinquency in the First State. ...