Program
Camp Good Work House was designed from the ground up as a virtual experience. It combines small group time in pods led by counselors with twelve instructional sessions throughout the week led by members of the goodinfluence creator network.
Interactive Activities from World-Class Instructors
Learn directly from talented creators, artists, influencers, and entrepreneurs who are expert at what they do and also dedicated to inspiring through acts of good.
Sessions include:
Photography
Cinematography
Social Media
Exercise, Yoga, Wellness (incl. Digital wellness)
Humor/ Comedy
Cooking
Music, Songwriting
Entrepreneurship
Games / Improv / Play
Memories & Friendships that Last a Lifetime
Our camp uniquely combines learning, fun, play, and connection to create memories and friendships that last a lifetime. We believe it’s more important than ever to connect with other people and be part of a community during this time of social-distancing.
By coming to Camp Good Work House, you'll become part of the Good Work House community where our mantra is “serving connection.” We create opportunities for people to connect in authentic relationships built on serving others. We know how to create safe space where people can show up as their true selves and are comfortable being vulnerable and learning and growing together.
Opportunities to Serve and be a Force For Good
You want to do good and make a positive impact. We’ve designed a curriculum to guide you on how to be good to yourself, your neighbor, your community and the world.
We believe that being of service is not only good for those you’re serving—it’s good for you too! There’s no better way to deal with anxiety, loneliness, and depression than to shift your focus to being helpful to others.
During your week at camp, you’ll learn how to put this into practice with hands-on service opportunities that can be done safely at home.
Schedule
Our schedule is designed to accommodate campers from across multiple timezones. Campers can choose to be in either Pod A (7am PDT/ 10am EDT) or Pod B (9am PDT/ 12pm EDT).
NOTE: We encourage campers to attend all our instructor-led sessions, however campers can opt out of any sessions they’d like if they need a break from the screen or have schedule conflicts.
Pod A
Pod B
Tools
Camp is run on two platforms: Zoom and Workplace by Facebook. You’re likely already familiar with Zoom. Workplace is a safe, private community platform for interacting with pods and for communicating with the entire camp.
Testimonials
Hear directly from 1st week campers!
“ Both my kids had THE BEST time doing your camp this week. We were all worried it would be another "Zoom Fatigue" situation when in fact it was just the opposite. They were encouraged, entertained and really built up. It seems like they are coming away with some solid life lessons and a greater personal and cultural awareness. Thank you so much for putting together such a fantastic program. Being a parent who was an unwilling participant of the schools online learning debacle this Spring, I didn't have high hopes for this camp. However, to my pleasant surprise, this camp totally exceeded my expectations. I will be telling all my friends with kids in this age bracket to check it out. ”
- Chad Markley, Parent from Anaheim, CA
“ During lockdown, the term “social distancing” has become something you hear in almost every conversation. But the truth is, this virus does not call for social distancing, just PHYSICAL distancing. This means our ability to interact and connect with others has not been taken away. Good Work House has provided an amazing opportunity for me to connect with people from all around the world through Zoom, and the connections and friendships that I’ve made will stay with me for the rest of my life! ”
- Kiana, 17 from Avon, CT
$150/week
No Camper Left Behind
We believe that this summer camp experience should be available to all kids- no matter what financial background they have. We’ve created a camp scholarship to help. Our goal is to have 25% of campers on scholarship! You may apply for it here.
If you would like to make camp possible for kids who otherwise wouldn’t be able to attend, please consider making a donation here.