Aerial Arts

Aerobics

Aikido

Archery

Art & Crafts

Baseball

Basketball

Biking

Bilingual

Board Games

Boating/canoeing

Bowling

Boxing

Capoeira

Ceramics

Cheerleading

Chess

Coding/Programming

Cooking

Cricket

Dance

Drawing/Sketching

Drones

Embroidery

Entrepreneurship

Experiment

Exploration

Farming

Fencing

Field Hockey

Field Trips

Filmmaking

Fishing

Flag Football

Football

Futsal

Gaga Ball

Gardening

Glass work

Go-Karting

Gymnastics

Hapkido

Hiking

Hockey

Horse back

Ice Skating

Jewelry Making

Jiu jitsu

Judo

Karate

Kayaking

Kickboxing

Knitting

Kobudo

Krav Maga

Kung Fu

Lacrosse

Lazer Tag

Marathon

Math

Mini golf

Modeling

Muay Thai

Music

Music Therapy

Nature

Ninja

Occupational Therapy

Painting

Photography

Physical Therapy

Ping-Pong

Playing Instrument

Podcasting

Pottery

Printmaking

Reading

Religious service

Riflery

Robotics

Rock Climbing

Rope Course

Sailing

Scuba Diving

Sensory Play

Sewing

Skating

Sky Diving

Snorkelling

Soccer

Softball

Song Writing

Speech Therapy

Sportsfield activities

STEM/STEAM

Story Telling

Surfing

Swimming

Table Tennis

Once upon a time, in the hustle-bustle of the grand state of New York, there existed a colorful tribe known as the "Rainbow Rebels". Led by their quirky, humorous leader, Sir Brush-a-Lot, these kids were known across the skyscrapers, from Brooklyn to the Bronx, for their extraordinary painting prowess. Born with the innate ability to transform anything into a canvas, these kids painted stories that made the Big Apple even more vibrant. 

Sir Brush-a-Lot, a jovial giant with hair that rivaled the cotton candy at Coney Island, had a paintbrush for a mustache. He could create a rainbow in a New York minute and had the unique talent of using hot dogs and pretzels as paintbrushes. His laughter echoed down the broad avenues, often causing the Statue of Liberty to blush with joy.

The Rainbow Rebels had the power to paint the town red, or blue, or green, or any color they fancied that day. They painted murals on the city walls, turning them into enchanted forests, filled with unicorns and dragons, or a bustling cityscape with taxi cabs flying high above the Empire State Building. 

The kids held their brushes like knights brandishing their swords, ready to conquer the world one canvas at a time. And though they might have painted over each other’s shoes or accidentally given their dog a new coat, they created masterpieces that made New York City the most vibrant city in the world. So, the next time you're in the city that never sleeps, look out for the Rainbow Rebels, because they might just paint your dreams.

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The US Engineering League is a prominent nationwide establishment that passionately supports STEM-focused education. We believe in the power of experiential learning and thus emphasize hands-on learning through competitive challenges. Since our inception in 2018, we have been the proud USA National Office for the acclaimed World Robot Olympiad, a global robotics competition that has over 35,000 participants from more than 80 countries. In addition to robotics, our educational offerings span across various STEM sectors such as coding, eSports, engineering, science and more. We're delighted to be connected with several of the most prominent STEM competition organizations.

Our primary learning center is nestled in the heart of Naperville, IL. However, we understand the importance of accessibility and have therefore expanded our reach. We offer our well-rounded programs at a range of locations including schools, community centers, park districts, libraries, and even religious institutions. We are committed to making our educational opportunities available to as many children as possible, regardless of their location.

At the US Engineering League, we're not just about teaching; we're about inspiring. We take immense pride in our ability to inspire the younger generation to master the skills that are vital for long-term success in STEM-based careers. We strongly believe that nurturing these skills from a young age can set the foundation for a successful and rewarding career in the rapidly evolving STEM fields.

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The Caedmon School was established on four core principles of education: Community, Academic Excellence, Diversity, and Montessori. Our founding families created the school to provide a unique and safe learning environment for their children and the community. This mission remains true today, and we are proud of the school’s growth and success in the last few decades. We continue to offer children a platform to discover their individual interests and explore their passions.

At Caedmon School, we believe in providing a rigorous academic program that is rooted in the discovery of knowledge. Our faculty is dedicated to helping students reach their full potential while also fostering a passion for learning. We want our students to leave the Caedmon School with a strong foundation in the liberal arts and sciences, as well as a reverence for the pursuit of knowledge.

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Since 1927, the JCC of Binghamton has been a vital part of the Broome County community. Located south of the University Plaza, the JCC is a dynamic institution, enriching the lives of all ages through its wide variety of services. These range from day care, day camp and youth recreation leagues to aquatics, health and wellness, adult education, social, holiday and cultural programming.

The mission of the JCC is to inspire healthier lives, engaging participants in expanding their minds, and playing an active role in their community. It is open to all, regardless of age, race, religion, sexual orientation, nationality or ability to pay. Reduced rates for Membership are available based on need and availability of funds. As a nonsectarian, United Way partner, the JCC of Binghamton is proud to provide these services to the community.

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At MMCC, we understand that the future of our Bronx and Manhattan communities depends on providing meaningful opportunities to their residents. That’s why we strive to make each of our programs as impactful as possible, giving individuals of all ages the tools they need to reach their full potential. Our 35,000 plus participants are the building blocks of the Bronx and Manhattan’s future, and we’re committed to helping them make that future brighter. 

For more than 40 years, MMCC has been at the forefront of providing high quality support, enrichment, education and recreation services to the Bronx and Manhattan residents. Our dedicated team of staff is always on hand to guide and nurture those in need, providing personalized assistance and opening up entirely new possibilities. With MMCC’s help, the Bronx and Manhattan are now on the road to becoming vibrant, safe communities. We invite you to join us in the journey.

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Mosholu Day Camp

At Buckley Day Camp, we are dedicated to making sure your child’s experience is positive and memorable.

Buckley Day Camp is located in Nassau County, Long Island and is committed to providing children with the opportunity to learn life skills in a safe and nurturing environment. We provide activities such as soccer, swimming and other sports that help kids develop important skills such as teamwork, perseverance, respect, and creativity. Our staff is dedicated to providing each family with a positive and memorable experience and are available to answer any questions or concerns before, during and after camp. We make sure that our families feel confident that we are committed to helping each child grow and thrive throughout the summer.

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Buckley Country Day Camp

At Delaware County Camp, young people from across the county and beyond can find an incredible summer experience.

At Delaware County Camp, campers will have the opportunity to form strong bonds with their bunk mates and explore the great outdoors. From cooking and camping to exploring nature, campers will experience a variety of activities and programs designed to offer an enriching experience. In the evenings, campers will gather around the campfire and join in singing songs and enjoying special programs. 

Delaware County Camp provides an unforgettable experience where campers can learn and grow as individuals. Through a variety of activities, campers will develop new skills, build lasting relationships, and create lasting memories. With Delaware County Camp, young people can explore, learn, and create an incredible summer experience.

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Camp Huntington is the perfect destination to help children and young adults with special learning and developmental needs reach their full potential. Our specially designed summer and weekend camp programs are filled with recreational activities that are designed to foster social and life skills. With our unique approach of adaptive therapeutic recreation that combines key elements such as structure, care, positivity, and academic instruction, your child will be able to gain skills and make progress. Make Camp Huntington a part of your child's summer to help them build confidence and reach their goals!

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Girls can explore the outdoors and build self-confidence through a variety of traditional camp activities such as swimming, hiking, kayaking, and more.

Friends of Camp Little Notch have created a breathtaking paradise for campers to enjoy. With 443 acres of pristine Adirondack wilderness and a private 80-acre lake, the property is ideal for a summer camp experience. But Camp Little Notch is more than a summer camp - it offers a range of programming including CLN-sponsored retreats, family programs, and private rentals for individuals, families, weddings, and businesses. These programs aim to connect people with nature while building self-confidence, forming strong relationships, and fostering an appreciation of the natural world.

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Camp Little Notch

Camp W offers a wide variety of activities for campers. Each group has a daily schedule for swimming, sports, arts and crafts, group games, nature, and special events. Camp W also offers a range of activities for campers to choose from, such as archery, tennis, fishing, music, and more. 

Camp W is a great place to make friends and create lasting memories. Campers can have a fun-filled summer at Camp W, while learning, growing and making memories. With a variety of activities, campers can develop new skills and make lifelong friends. From pre-K through 9th grade, Camp W has something for everyone.

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Directors Rhonda and Mark have created a legacy of campers and staff that are passionate about the program and its mission. Rhonda and Mark first met as camp counselors in 1975 and later founded Rolling River in 1992. Now, their three children, Marissa, Alison and Jonathan, serve as essential members of the year-round Leadership Team. The Goodman family and extended Rolling River Crew work together to maintain the highest standard of innovative programming and superior customer service to the local community. 

Through the Goodman family’s determination and commitment to camp, Rolling River has become a place where campers can make memories that last a lifetime. From the first-time camper to the veteran staff member, everyone has a unique experience that contributes to the rich history of Rolling River and its powerful impact on so many lives.

Rolling River Day Camp

The hard work and dedication of Mel Northrop, Colin Caldwell, and Stephen Smith to start a summer Bible camp for children paid off in July 1952 when the first Camp Li-Lo-Li opened at Allegany State Park. Despite the fact that these three men had never run a camp before, their passion for the ministry inspired them to learn the ins and outs of running a camp and they succeeded in their mission. The camp was named by 11-year-old Betty Carol Northrop in a naming competition and stands for Life-Love-Light, all attributes of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ.

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Since its inception in 1946, RARA Recreation has remained the top provider of recreational services in Rochester, Rochester Hills, and Oakland Township. With a legacy of over 70 years, RARA Recreation has become synonymous with fun, fitness, and community spirit. Offering an incredible array of over 1,200 activities annually, RARA Recreation ensures that there's never a dull moment for you and your family. 

RARA Recreation is proud to offer a diverse range of programs designed to cater to the interests of all ages and abilities. From sports and day camps to dance and performing arts, the organization is committed to making fitness and recreation accessible and enjoyable. Events and activities are carefully planned to promote physical activity, creativity, and social interaction. 

For those seeking more specialized services, RARA Recreation also offers adaptive services, ensuring everyone can participate and enjoy the benefits of recreation. Their team of experienced professionals is dedicated to providing an inclusive and supportive environment. Their focus is on building a sense of community and fostering a love of active living through their extensive offerings.

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Tai Chi

Visual Arts

Wrestling

Zumba

RARA Recreation

Skye Farm is one of five camp and retreat centers in the Upper New York Annual Conference of The United Methodist Church. Under the leadership of staff and dedicated volunteers, the camp is supervised by the Executive Director of Camp & Retreat Ministries, and overseen by the Committee on Camp & Retreat Ministries. The mission of Skye Farm is to live the gospel of Jesus Christ and be God’s love with our neighbors in all places. At Skye Farm, we believe in three core truths: that there is a God, that God loves us, and that God desires a relationship with us. All of our activities and programming are designed to reinforce this.

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