In Silicon Valley, the high cost of $500 per week of youth camps renders them inaccessible to 35% of lower-income families, highlighting a significant affordability issue. Additionally, less than 5% of these camps are equipped to serve children with physical disabilities, pointing to a severe gap in accessibility. Compounding these challenges, 60% of the area's youth spend over four hours daily on electronic devices, indicating a critical need for more engagement in outdoor activities.

• Affordability Issues: In Silicon Valley, where youth camps cost $500/week, 35% of lower-income families can't afford them.
• Accessibility for Disabled Children: Fewer than 5% of Silicon Valley youth camps cater to children with physical disabilities, underscoring a lack of accessibility.
• Digital Divide in Outdoor Activities: 60% of Silicon Valley's youth, spending 4+ hours daily on devices, need to be more engaged in outdoor activities.

Vince Staub is the Chair of the Board of YMCA Camp Campbell. He has been serving on the Board since 2005. In his earlier life, Vince was a youth program director at one of the Y branches in Silicon Valley, where he developed a passion for ensuring every child could go to camp. Vince spent three decades in various Risk and Compliance roles in the high-tech sector. Today, he is a risk management consultant and a management and executive Coach.

• Introduction to Camp Campbell's Legacy – Delve into the origins of Camp Campbell, starting with its establishment in 1936 through the YMCA's efforts in Boulder Creek, highlighting its evolution over 88 years. 
• Journey of a Lifelong Commitment – Explore the personal journey of a guest who started as a day camp leader in the '80s and has since served on Camp Campbell's board, illustrating the impact of long-term dedication to youth development. 
• Jill's Path to Camp Campbell – Learn how Jill transitioned from the YMCA of Greater Boston to Camp Campbell in 2010, driven by her passion for year-round camping and a major capital campaign that transformed the camp. 
• The Impact of Camp on Youth and Families – Discuss Camp Campbell's reach and its diverse programs that benefit around 14,000 individuals annually, emphasizing the transformative power of outdoor science education. 
• Adapting to Environmental Challenges – Hear firsthand accounts of how Camp Campbell managed during extreme weather events, including torrential rains and wildfires, underscoring the camp's resilience and adaptability. 
• Accessibility and Inclusivity at Camp Campbell – Highlight Camp Campbell's commitment to accessibility, detailing the infrastructure improvements made to accommodate individuals with limited mobility, ensuring everyone can enjoy the camp experience. 
• Financial Accessibility Strategies – Dive into the strategies employed by Camp Campbell to ensure affordability, including fundraising efforts, partnerships, and financial aid programs, aiming for inclusivity in outdoor education. 
• The Role and Passion of the Camp Campbell Board – Uncover the unique approach of Camp Campbell's board in fundraising and community involvement, emphasizing their crucial role in supporting the camp's mission and programs. 
• The Unmatched Experience of Camp Campbell for Silicon Valley Youth – Celebrate the unique aspects of Camp Campbell that make it a memorable experience for children, from the stunning natural setting to the innovative programs like axe throwing and organic gardening. 
• Challenges and Opportunities in the Digital Age – Address the challenges faced by Camp Campbell in engaging today's youth amidst digital distractions, and how the camp is overcoming these with a focus on social interaction and experiential learning.