Social Service Agencies & School Guidance Counselors
The Summer Camp partners with social service agencies and school counselors to connect with campers who may not know about the TSC program. For hundreds of girls from low-income and foster families, The Summer Camp is more than a one-time experience. In the face of family transitions and struggles, Summer Campers return to the place where they feel comforted and accepted – The Summer Camp. With the support of our dedicated partners, TSC offers the unique opportunity for girls to return to camp year after year, greatly enhancing the lasting benefits of their camp experience.
New York City: 69 Campers
Avid Program
Beginning with Children
Big Brothers Big Sisters of New York City
CASA-NYC
Children’s Aid
Community Center of Northern Westchester
Community Partnership Middle School
Excellence Community School
Girls Prep Bronx Elementary School
JCCA
Kids Club of Tarrytown and Sleepy Hollow
New York Foundling
Open Arms
P.S. 11 William T. Harris
Public Prep
Sheltering Arms
Young Women’s Leadership School of the Bronx
Massachusetts: 36 Campers
BART Charter Public School
Up Education Network
Boston Prep
Bridge Boston
Big Sisters of Central Mass/Metro West
Big Sisters of Greater Boston
Children’s Center-Council of Social Concern
Home for Little Wanderers
Hopwell
John F Kennedy School
Samuel Mason Pilot Elementary School
The Children’s Center
Wayland Public Schools- METCO Program
New Hampshire: 30 Campers
Bluff Elementary School
Canaan Elementary School
Claremont Middle School
LISTEN Community Services
Lyme School
Maple Avenue Elementary School
Moultonborough Central School
Pine Tree Elementary School
Seymour Osman Community Center
Vermont: 6 Campers
Brown’s Middle School
Maine: 143 Campers
A Life’s Compass
Acadia Healthcare/Northern Light Health
Canal School
Captain AW Stevens School
Catholic Charities of Maine*
Center for Grieving Children
Children’s Center
Community Health & Counseling Services
Congin School
Connections for Kids
Crescent Park Elementary School
Crisis & Counseling Centers
Crooked River School
Cross Roads Case Management
Dirigo Elementary School
Family Medicine Institute, Maine General
Freeport Community Services
Greene Central School
Hancock Grammar School
Kennebec Behavioral Health*
Kennebec Valley Community Care Team
Kids Peace
Lake Region Middle School
Lewiston Housing Authority
Lyme Elementary School
Mobius
Molly Ockett School
MSAD 72 Care Team
Multilingual & Multicultural Center for Portland Public Schools
Oxford Elementary School
Portland Community Squash
Portland Housing Authority
RSU 57
Saccarappa School
Spruce Mountain Middle School
Spurwink Services*
Steven’s Brook Elementary School
Strong Elementary School
Westbrook Middle School
Wings for Children and Families
Wiscasset Elementary School
Woodstock Elementary School
Rhode Island: 7 Campers
Crossroads Rhode Island
Family Services of Rhode Island
The Grace School
Hope Academy
Tri-County Community Action Agency
States outside of the Northeast: 2
Total 2024 Campers: 293
“I have worked at Big Sister Association of Greater Boston for over 18 years and have been coordinating our summer camp program for the past seven years. The Summer Camp has been an invaluable partnership that we have had for over 20 years that helps provide our girls the opportunity to attend camp for free; otherwise they would not be able to afford and experience sleep away camp. I see that The Summer Camp helps our Little Sisters develop lifelong skills, foster growth and promote independence, resiliency and teamwork.””