Camp Wayne, established in 1921, is a traditional “brother-sister camp”, located in beautiful Wayne County Pennsylvania approximately 150 miles from New York and Philadelphia. It has been owned and operated by the Corpuel family since 1952 and is now flourishing under its third generation. Set upon 450 acres of groomed campus areas, open fields and lush forests, the boys’ and girls’ camps are situated at opposite ends of our magnificent and private spring fed lake. Camp Wayne for Girls is a premier private resident camp for girls ages 7 through 15 with a well-rounded program and a warm, down to earth atmosphere.

The Origami Whales Project began in Spring 2004 in response to the urgent need to raise awareness concerning the ever-increasing threat by the whaling nations towards the return of IWC sanctioned commercial whaling.  Through global public participation, a “Curtain of 30,000 Origami Whales” was completed in May 2007 as a powerful visual statement and memorial for the lives of whales killed in the past 21 years.

Carolyn Clark school will provide children with a safe and nurturing environment. Students will be challenged by rigorous academic standards, yet be given individual accommodations to help them work at a proper pace. To become successful members of society, students need to learn how to process and evaluate information in order to make critical decisions academically, and for their own futures. Self-esteem will be developed through participating in activities that give students opportunities to help each other and the broader community.

Temple Israel’s Day School and Nursery School, where a Jewish education lasts a lifetime, is dedicated to making every child’s school experience an unforgettable adventure. Through a caring team of professionals, children grow academically, physically, socially and spiritually. They provide a safe and nurturing environment, small classes, individual instruction, and a value system imbued with timeless Jewish Culture

United in Harmony’s mission is to provide homeless and impoverished children with hope and opportunities to develop positive self-esteem through interactions with teenage and adult role models. Established in 1989, United in Harmony is a non-profit organization that is supported by monetary and in-kind donations. United in Harmony provides a variety of enriching programs to children ages 7-13 years old from over 12 shelters in Los Angeles County.

Our vibrant academic environment sharpens curiosity, instills self-confidence, and encourages creative thinking. We are committed to our philosophy of academic excellence and character development within the circle of the family. At Wesley, it’s impossible for a student to be anonymous. 

For 30 years the Stamford Youth Soccer League has provided an opportunity to play soccer for youth between the ages of 5-19. Our goal is to create an atmosphere within which children of all ability levels can learn the game of soccer as well as important life skills of sportsmanship, teamwork and discipline, etc.

At Berkeley Hall we view all children as inherently intelligent, good, and uniquely talented. Our curriculum challenges students to think and act according to their own highest ability in an environment in which the God-given potential of each child is valued. This perspective has consistently enabled our students to achieve both academic and personal success throughout our more than 97-year history.

Insight Seminars is an international non-profit educational organization headquartered in Santa Monica, California, USA.  Founded 30 years ago, Insight operates throughout the world.  More than one million worldwide have participated in the Insight Seminar Series. Insight provides participants with practical tools to support them in living more authentic, successful, and abundant lives. 

Hancock Park School is a naturally integrated, urban neighborhood school dedicated to nurturing the whole child. Located in the Fairfax District of Los Angeles, our school has a diverse student population in terms of ethnicity, language, socio-economic status, and learning needs. Our mission is to build a strong academic foundation, inspire life-long learning, promote an understanding and appreciation of oneself and others, and provide a safe child-centered environment.