Celebrate Me
Week

Celebrate Me Week is a summer camp created just for students entering 7th grade — a time of big change, new questions, and real growth. Through meaningful friendships, powerful themes, and intentional programming, we help kids step into their self-worth and feel truly celebrated. Staffed by a team of all-volunteer mentors who believe every kid deserves to be celebrated.

Our Mission

At Celebrate Me Week, our mission is to provide a week long summer camp to youth entering the 7th grade. Providing tools to help navigate the tough things adolescence brings such as peer pressure, low self-esteem, conformity, bullying, acceptance, and relationships with friends and families. Helping each youth discover and celebrate their unique set of talents, gifts, and abilities.

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Support Our Cause

For nearly four decades, this life-changing week has been sustained by people who believe every 12-year-old deserves to know their extraordinary worth. Your support doesn't just fund a program — it transforms lives and builds futures, one camper at a time.

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GET INVOLVED

There are many ways you can help make Celebrate Me Week a success. Whether it’s through volunteering, donating, or spreading the word, your support makes a difference.

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Meet Our Team

Get to know the dedicated individuals who work tirelessly to create a memorable and impactful experience for the campers.

UPCOMING EVENTS.

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Your soon to be 7th Grader is Forming Their Identity Right Now. Here's Why That Matters.

You've noticed the shift. Your kid who used to tell you everything now scrolls in silence. They're measuring themselves against impossible standards on screens you can't monitor. They're navigating friendship dynamics that feel like emotional warfare. And you're wondering: How do I give them what they need to make it through what's coming? You're not imagining it. The middle school mental health crisis is real, and rising 7th grade sits right at the inflection point. The Worl

Brandon Koppelman

Feb 24 min read