Our camp promise is simple:

Small Gestures. Big Impact. Lifelong Skills.

One of the most powerful ways girls build friendship skills? Practicing them.

Each camper is paired with a Secret Buddy for the week and encouraged to focus outside of herself — leaving kind notes, noticing what makes someone feel special, and offering small, thoughtful gestures along the way.

It’s playful and full of mystery (the guesses and side-eyes are half the fun). But underneath the excitement, something important shifts.

Instead of wondering, “Do I fit in?”
She begins to feel, “I matter.”

Instead of waiting to be included,
She learns how to include others.

We end the week with a joyful reveal and a small gift exchange (typically $10 or less) — a celebration of connection that’s built intentionally all week long.

Words That Build. Encouragement That Lasts.

One of the most powerful ways girls build confidence? Using their words to lift each other up.

From day one, each camper creates a personalized envelope and is encouraged to “drop love” all week — writing affirmations that celebrate who someone is and how she shows up.

Some notes are anonymous. Some are signed. All are intentional.

This isn’t popularity-based or random. We guide girls in noticing others thoughtfully and expressing encouragement freely. Behind the scenes, we make sure every girl is seen and every envelope reflects care.

Here’s what matters most: words shape identity.

By the end of the week, girls don’t just receive encouragement — they understand the power of giving it.

Simple notes. Lasting impact.

Brave Moments. Big Growth.

One of the most powerful ways girls build confidence? Showing up.

The Talent Show is often one of the most anticipated (and nerve-wracking) moments of the week and that’s exactly why it matters.

This isn’t about performance or perfection. It’s about giving girls a safe, supportive space to share something that feels true to them.

By this point in the week, trust has been built. Friendships have formed. When girls step onto the stage, they’re met with encouragement — not comparison.

Some sing. Some dance. Some perform skits or comedy. Some surprise themselves by participating at all.

Here’s what matters most: courage.

It’s not about what she performs —
it’s that she chose to step forward.

The stage fades.
But the feeling of “I showed up, and I did it” stays with her long after camp ends.

Real Women. Real Stories. Real Inspiration.

One of the most powerful ways girls build confidence? Seeing women who are actually living it.

Throughout the week, your daughter will hear from entrepreneurs, creatives, athletes, and trailblazers who've taken different paths, faced real challenges, and learned to trust themselves along the way. These aren't polished TED Talks — they're honest conversations about what it really takes to use your voice, bet on yourself, and define success on your own terms.

Here's what matters most: representation. If girls don't see themselves reflected in us, they'll see themselves in someone who walks through our doors that week. Every speaker brings a different background, industry, and story — because there's no single version of what confidence looks like, and we want every girl to see a piece of herself in someone she's inspired by.

Daily Wins. Visible Growth.

One of the most powerful ways girls build confidence? Celebrating effort in real time.

Brag Tags are our way of giving high fives all week long. They come from peers, peer leaders, our leadership team, and Jill & Mary — reinforcing that encouragement doesn’t come from just one place.

Every girl is recognized. No one is overlooked.

Campers wear their Brag Tags on a lanyard (think friendship bracelets but camp), collecting visible reminders of the courage, effort, and growth they’re practicing each day.

The Power Up Challenge adds the fun.

These are playful, high-energy moments — minute-to-win-it games, charades, silly team challenges — designed to give girls low-pressure opportunities to try, lead, and use their voice.

Here’s what matters most: confidence grows through action.

By the end of the week, those lanyards aren’t just accessories.
They’re proof that confidence is built when it’s practiced, encouraged, and celebrated.