Hope’s In Academy Jr.

Hope's In Academy Jr.

A virtual summer camp that creates fun, age-appropriate conversations for students to learn how to change the world.

Based on our high school program called the Hope’s In Academy, this modified course will help middle school students learn about social impact and meet various nonprofits in the Barrington area. The camp will be hosted by our Executive Director, Courtney McGovern who co-founded HOPE’S IN with her twin sister while they were Juniors in high school. McGovern went to New York University and majored in Nonprofit Organization Management. The camp is also directed by Campbell Henry. Henry is a rising Sophomore at Indiana University and is studying Business Analytics and Marketing. 

Each Tuesday session we will learn about advocacy and during our Thursday sessions, we will go on virtual field trips to local nonprofits. 

Our belief is that service gives people an opportunity for a more purposeful life, a way to discover personal talents and passions, and allows people to act compassionately. We hope you will join us on our journey to become stronger humanitarian leaders!

Meeting Dates

July 7th-July 23rd

Every Tuesday and Thursday from 10am-10:45am

 

Learning Topics

Week 1
What’s so important about changing the world?

Week 2
How can I make an impact globally?

Week 3
How can I make an impact in my own backyard?

Special Virtual Field Trips

Mane in Heaven 
Join the Hope’s In Academy for a special behind the scenes tour of the barn for Mane in Heaven’s miniature therapy horses! 

Kaleidoscope School of Fine Arts
Take a guided art class inspired by social advocacy. 

Kids Feeding Kids
Tune in for a live Q + A with the founder of Kids Feeding Kids, Carson Pazdan, as he shares his experiences about being a changemaker.

 

Suggested Donation

Suggested Donation to Join the Hope’s In Academy Jr.

$15

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Class Registration
is open till 

July 3rd, 2020

OUR MISSION AT

HOPE’S IN

HOPE’S IN’s mission is to empower families living in Guatemala and help develop the next generation of humanitarian leaders.