Nonprofit Summer Camps Offer Kids Much More Than S'mores

By Anne W. Howard and Cassie J. Moore

Most summer camps share a common goal: to bring together new faces, offer new activities, and provide a home-away-from-home experience that helps kids build confidence.

But the array of options nonprofit groups offer to children can be staggering.

The American Camp Association, in Martinsville,...

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