For Partners
You already have the community. Let’s create something worth entering.
For schools, microschools, homeschool communities, churches and community organizations.
What have you already built?
You have the children, the relationships and the room. WOW! is designed to be brought into a place like that, not to replace it.
A WOW! Experience is a challenge children enter together: a reason to begin, real materials, a problem that can push back, and something to show at the end. A Guide leads it. Your community stays what it is.
Where this has already happened.
Danny Delgado has led WOW! Camps since 2021. They have been hosted at a school. One was built in a school STEM lab, alongside the people who work there. One ended with an arcade at a library.
That is history, not a list of partners. We mention it so you can see that this has been done with real children in real buildings.
What we can offer today, and what we can’t yet.
Today
A conversation, and Storycation-led WOW!
Where the people, space and schedule fit, Storycation can lead a WOW! Experience with your children, as a camp or in another form we work out together.
Not every Experience travels the same way. Hydraulic Power needed a workshop, real tools and specialists, and is not something we can bring anywhere on request.
Not yet
Your own people leading WOW!
We are working toward ways for other Guides and organizations to carry these Experiences themselves. Licensing, Guide training and certification, and organization accounts do not exist yet.
We would rather tell you that than sell something we have not built. There is no price list to publish either; cost is part of the conversation.
How a conversation goes.
- 1 You tell us about your community: who the children are, and what you wish they had more chances to do.
- 2 We look together at which Experiences and which form might suit it.
- 3 We talk through people, space, schedule, materials and supervision, and whether it is feasible.
- 4 We agree on a next step. Sometimes that step is “not yet”.
Start a conversation.
Tell us a little about your community and what you are imagining.