Camp iCare is dedicated to teaching kids how to be money smart, understand wants vs. needs, and practice philanthropy. Through this unique learning program, campers develop their leadership and giving skills while making a positive impact on others.
Camp iCare is designed to foster children's imaginations, develop leadership, encourage compassion, and highlight the need for children to be money smart while helping others. After participating in Camp iCare, youth feel empowered and encouraged to make a difference in the world.
Vision
To promote financial awareness, philanthropic responsibility, and leadership in youth (ages 6-12) as a means of enabling the College of Human Sciences and the Cary Center for the Advancement of Philanthropy and Nonprofit Studies at Auburn University to enhance human well-being and improve the quality of life worldwide.
Mission
In Camp iCare, we educate, enable, and empower youth ages 6-12 to:
- develop their full leadership potential;
- achieve awareness of key money and philanthropy topics; and
- serve as mentors for peers and future generations of philanthropists.
Vision
To promote financial awareness, philanthropic responsibility, and leadership in youth (ages 6-12) as a means of enabling the College of Human Sciences and the Cary Center for the Advancement of Philanthropy and Nonprofit Studies at Auburn University to enhance human well-being and improve the quality of life worldwide.
Mission
In Camp iCare, we educate, enable, and empower youth ages 6-12 to:
- develop their full leadership potential;
- achieve awareness of key money and philanthropy topics; and
- serve as mentors for peers and future generations of philanthropists.
Vision
To promote financial awareness, philanthropic responsibility, and leadership in youth (ages 6-12) as a means of enabling the College of Human Sciences and the Cary Center for the Advancement of Philanthropy and Nonprofit Studies at Auburn University to enhance human well-being and improve the quality of life worldwide.
Mission
In Camp iCare, we educate, enable, and empower youth ages 6-12 to:
- develop their full leadership potential;
- achieve awareness of key money and philanthropy topics; and
- serve as mentors for peers and future generations of philanthropists.
