Black History Month is a time to celebrate the accomplishments of black Americans, as well as a tool for transformation and change. Today, we share…

Marina, an Aloha counselor and alumna, talks about how camp was just the push she needed to conquer a fear many of us share, adding…

Family Camp at the Hulbert Outdoor Center is a special place for me. Summer Family Camp in 2005 was my introduction to the Aloha Foundation,…

Gretchen, Aloha Hive’s talented program director, speaks of a moment that all parents face: seeing her child take a risk. For some, a worst nightmare—singing…

I get the same feeling every time I kneel down in a canoe, and push off from the dock, as I do when I knock…

Growing is not comfortable. Our bodies prefer the status quo. Growth means taking risks, stretching, and making new connections. This requires significant energy, and sometimes…

I feel very lucky to have found camp. Freshly graduated from college, I was having a much harder time than usual lining up my next…

Ayana, a bright, young counselor in Arts & Crafts at Aloha Camp, remembers a moment when nature brought the entire community to a quiet standstill….

(20)19 Reasons Why Giving Back Is Important to the Aloha Foundation   It allows us to offer quality programming It gives us the opportunity to…

You might have heard of State Representative of Georgia, Park Cannon. She’s the millennial lawmaker fighting for women’s rights, particularly reproductive rights, amongst other issues….