"At the beginning of the summer I only knew what it was that I was interested in: computers, design, teaching, children. It was WiredWoods that made me realize that there's a way to combine all those interests."

"[WiredWoods] helped give me direction. I know the goal of WiredWoods was to make a long lasting impact on the campers, but WiredWoods really has impacted me in the way [the founder] intended with the campers. I find myself with a strengthened commitment to bridging the digital divide, and as a follow-up... it's been a little over a month since I've been at camp and I'm still designing, still checking out wiredwoods.org on a regular basis, and still spreading the word about WiredWoods."

--- Kara Beth Masi, Teacher (Fairfield University 2001)

"The kids are everything at camp; I learned so much from them, and I know they learned from me. They all cried when it came time to say goodbye, and that was a great feeling to me because I knew they had a great time."

"Working for these two organizations simultaneously was one of the most challenging and rewarding jobs I have ever had. I learned how to work with kids, counselors, and experienced professionals. WiredWoods also introduced me to some new technologies that I learned and will continue to learn."

"In my years of high school and college, there has never been a summer that I remember as fondly as this one. I have no regrets. I learned more about other cultures, kids, and myself than I ever thought possible. I also learned about different ways that I can use my college degree. The whole experience has opened my eyes to a new world of people, places, and opportunities that I never knew existed."

--- Craig Tremblay, Counselor/Teacher      (Junior, Ohio State University)

"Please know how grateful I am for having had the opportunity to be a part of WiredWoods. It turned out to be a far greater experience than I could've imagined."

--- Ellen Marie Murphy, Teacher (Bennington, VT)