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The Aloha Foundation

The Aloha Foundation is a non-profit organization based in the Upper Valley of Vermont that provides programming for people of all ages, including Aloha, Hive, and Lanakila (our three overnight summer camps for children), Horizons Day Camp, Ohana Family Camp, and Hulbert (our year-round outdoor education center).

Our mission is to inspire people of all ages to learn, explore, grow, and become their best selves.

We are hiring!

Year-Round Job Opportunities

Hulbert Outdoor Center Director

The Aloha Foundation is seeking a Director of the Hulbert Outdoor Center. Please send a cover letter and a resume to HR@alohafoundation.org.

Seasonal Job Opportunities

- 2025 Summer Counselor & Support Staff

To apply please send your resume to HR@alohafoundation.org

Returning Counselors: Contact your hiring manager to discuss employment for the upcoming summer.

If you have questions about the application process, please email Human Resources.

Summer Staff

Already hired? Check out our new Current Staff page for all your camp preparation needs!

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

What are the Aloha Foundation’s six core camps and programs?

Our six core programs are: our three overnight summer camps (Hive, Aloha, and Lanakila), our day camp (Horizons), our family camp (Ohana), and our year-round educational center (Hulbert). We offer many other customized programs for students, adults, and people of all ages. Our beautiful Vermont campuses are also sought-after venues for weddings, reunions, and other gatherings.

How are Aloha Foundation programs different from other similar camps and programs?

All of our programs are accredited by the American Camp Association (ACA), which means we participate voluntarily in an ongoing rigorous evaluation process and must meet up to 300 standards of quality camps. We have an unusually low camper-to-counselor ratio (2 campers for every counselor) that allows us to get to know each child and personalize support to each individual. Our staff are highly qualified and dedicated – many are educators, college students, and others bringing unique skills and backgrounds to their roles. Read more about the Aloha Difference.

What kind of community will I find if I work at the Aloha Foundation?

We strive to ensure each person is valued for who they are and what they bring to the community. This means creating environments that invite people not simply to “fit in” but to feel a deep sense of belonging. For more, visit our Equity & Community page.

What are the age requirements to work in Aloha Foundation programs?

Most staff at our camps & programs are adults 18 and over with the following exceptions:

Horizons counselors are 10th grade graduates or older.
Kitchen assistants at Horizons, Hulbert, and Ohana are 16 years old and older.

Equal Opportunity
The Aloha Foundation is an inclusive organization that welcomes people from all backgrounds. It does not discriminate in its programs or activities on the basis of race, color, national or ethnic origin, ancestry, age, religion or religious creed, disability or handicap, sex or gender (including pregnancy), gender identity and/or expression (including a transgender identity), sexual orientation, military or veteran status, genetic information, or any other characteristic protected under applicable federal, state or local law. Relatedly, the Aloha Foundation does not retaliate against individuals who raise in good faith concerns about discrimination or harassment on the basis of one of the characteristics noted above, as well as any concerns about sexual misconduct, including but not limited to acts of sexual violence such as rape, sexual assault, sexual exploitation and coercion.

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