Camp Fire, an innovative national youth development organization, and AT&T announced an expanded collaboration from a $750,000 contribution that will continue bridging the digital divide and empowering young people with essential Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM) skills and digital literacy. This milestone collaboration comes as both organizations celebrate significant anniversaries in 2026—AT&T's 150th anniversary and Camp Fire's 116th anniversary.| Camp Fire
Afterschool care is an essential service that American caregivers need in order to survive and thrive. This is where Camp Fire shines. It isn’t just a buffer for busy caregivers. It’s a transformative time where kids form relationships and explore their interests in a safe, controlled space.| Camp Fire
August 12 is International Youth Day: a time to recognize the strength, creativity, and leadership of young people around the world. We believe young people are powerful. Not someday in the future. Not when they “grow up.” Right now.| Camp Fire
National inclusive youth development organization Camp Fire is proud to announce that it has added four new members to its National Board of Trustees from across the U.S.: Tesia Zientek, Janette Kunkel, Thomas Mason, and Mel Hooper.| Camp Fire
As we consider our past and look ahead to the future, we’re sharing the stories of five current Camp Fire staff members and leaders who also happen to be alumni. Their experiences with the organization span decades, and their unique perspectives from both sides of the coin give us a fun and insightful glimpse into what makes Camp Fire special.| Camp Fire
How can we bring young people into a sense of belonging that’s rooted not in pressure or performance—but in joy and celebration? We believe joy is more than a fleeting feeling. It’s a signal that you are safe. That you are seen. That you belong. And that’s where thriving starts. And in June, as we […] The post Joy as Power: How Camp Fire Creates Spaces Where All Youth Can Belong & Thrive appeared first on Camp Fire.| Camp Fire
How do various staff members at camp support youth and contribute to their well-being and sense of belonging? We talked to CITs, camp cooks, and facilites management staff to learn their roles in camper well-being and belinging.| Camp Fire
May is Mental Health Month, a celebration that Mental Health America founded to send this message to anyone experiencing a mental health condition. Whether it’s seeking help, supporting local initiatives, practicing self-care, or advocating for legislative change—every step we take together creates a healthier, more compassionate society.| Camp Fire
Right now, American kids spend an average of just four to seven minutes a day in unstructured outdoor play — and more than seven hours a day in front of screens. By investing in outdoor access, equity, and connection, we’re not just improving individual well-being — we’re strengthening communities, culture, and systems.| Camp Fire
