Campers learn about women leaders around the world, connect with local businesswomen, and participate in activities to help discover how to be financially fit.
Young Americans Center is a community & culture summer camp in Denver, CO. Tuition starts at $300 and goes up to $300 per session.
Sessions (50)
Young Americans Center - Girls Can - Week 1 (Ages 11-13)
In Week 1, campers dive into the inspiring stories of women leaders from around the world. They engage in interactive workshops to learn leadership skills and participate in group discussions to explore the impact of women in various industries. Campers also connect with local businesswomen through virtual or in-person talks, gaining firsthand insights into entrepreneurship and career paths. Financial fitness activities introduce budgeting basics and money management to empower campers with practical skills. The week culminates with a fun simulation of running Young AmeriTowne, where campers apply their knowledge in a real-world context.
Young Americans Center - International Towne® - Week 1 (Ages 11-13)
Dive into the exciting world of global economics and cultures during Week 1 of International Towne®. Campers will explore foreign currency, learning how different countries use money and how exchange rates work. Through interactive activities, they will engage in global trading simulations and cultural presentations. On Friday, campers will put their knowledge to the test by running the town as active citizens, practicing negotiation and leadership skills in a dynamic, immersive environment.
Young Americans Center - Just Start It - Week 1 (Ages 11-13)
Kick off the summer by diving into the fundamentals of business development. Campers will brainstorm innovative business ideas, learn how to identify target customers, and start crafting their first product prototypes. This week emphasizes creativity and teamwork, setting the stage for a successful business journey. By Friday, campers will prepare initial pitches to share their concepts with peers.
Young Americans Center - Make it app'en - Week 1 (Ages 11-14)
Kick off the summer by diving into the world of mobile app creation! Campers ages 11-14 will learn the basics of block coding using MIT App Inventor, developing their first simple app. They'll explore how to design user-friendly interfaces and start brainstorming ideas for their app-based business. By the end of the week, campers will have a working prototype and understand the fundamentals of app development and marketing.
Young Americans Center - Young AmeriTowne 2 - Week 1 (Ages 11-13)
In Week 1, campers dive into the fundamentals of investing, learning how to analyze stocks and understand market trends. Through hands-on activities, they practice budgeting and managing virtual portfolios. This session builds on prior Young AmeriTowne experience, enhancing financial literacy with real-world applications in a simulated town environment.
Young Americans Center - Girls Can - Week 2 (Ages 11-13)
Week 2 focuses on deepening campers' understanding of women leaders by exploring their roles in different cultures and sectors. Campers participate in hands-on activities that highlight leadership qualities such as communication, teamwork, and problem-solving. They meet local businesswomen who share their journeys and mentor campers through Q&A sessions. Financial fitness lessons cover saving strategies and smart spending habits. The week ends with campers collaboratively running Young AmeriTowne, practicing financial decision-making and leadership in a dynamic environment.
Young Americans Center - International Towne® - Week 2 (Ages 11-13)
In Week 2, campers will deepen their understanding of global trading systems and cultural diversity. They will participate in hands-on activities that simulate international trade negotiations and explore the economic impact of different cultures. Campers will research and present on a country’s currency and customs, culminating in a Friday role-play where they run International Towne®, applying their new skills to real-world scenarios.
Young Americans Center - Just Start It - Week 2 (Ages 11-13)
This week focuses on product creation and refinement. Campers will transform their initial ideas into tangible products, learning about design, materials, and production challenges. Hands-on activities encourage problem-solving and innovation. The week culminates with campers preparing detailed presentations to showcase their product’s unique features and benefits.
Young Americans Center - Make it app'en - Week 2 (Ages 11-14)
This week, campers will build on their introductory skills by enhancing their mobile apps with more complex features such as multimedia integration and interactive elements. They will also learn how to create a marketing plan for their app-based business, including identifying target audiences and crafting promotional messages. The week culminates in preparing a pitch presentation to showcase their app's unique value.
Young Americans Center - Young AmeriTowne 2 - Week 2 (Ages 11-13)
Week 2 focuses on mastering budgeting skills. Campers create detailed budgets for personal and business expenses within Young AmeriTowne, learning to prioritize spending and save effectively. Interactive workshops and role-playing scenarios help campers understand the impact of financial decisions in a dynamic economy.
Young Americans Center - Girls Can - Week 3 (Ages 11-13)
During Week 3, campers explore the stories of trailblazing women leaders who have shaped history and modern society. Through creative projects and role-playing exercises, campers develop confidence and leadership skills. They engage with local businesswomen in workshops focused on entrepreneurship and career exploration. Financial fitness sessions introduce concepts like credit, investing, and financial goal setting. The week culminates in running Young AmeriTowne, where campers apply leadership and financial skills in a simulated town environment.
Young Americans Center - International Towne® - Week 3 (Ages 11-13)
Week 3 focuses on cultural exploration and the role of currency in global trade. Campers will create projects highlighting the art and symbolism found on foreign currencies and learn how culture influences economic systems. They will engage in trading games that emphasize cooperation and strategy. The week culminates with the Friday International Towne® event, where campers act as citizens managing businesses and government roles.
Young Americans Center - Just Start It - Week 3 (Ages 11-13)
Campers will sharpen their presentation skills this week by learning how to effectively communicate their business ideas. Through workshops on storytelling, public speaking, and visual aids, they will prepare compelling pitches. The week includes practice sessions with peer feedback, helping campers build confidence and polish their delivery for the final Friday presentations.
Young Americans Center - Make it app'en - Week 3 (Ages 11-14)
Campers will focus on refining their app’s user experience and functionality this week. They will learn about user testing and feedback collection to improve their products. Additionally, campers will explore sales strategies and how to price their apps competitively in the market. Group activities will include role-playing customer interactions and practicing sales pitches.
Young Americans Center - Young AmeriTowne 2 - Week 3 (Ages 11-13)
During Week 3, campers explore credit and debit cards, learning how to use them responsibly and understanding credit scores. Through simulations in Young AmeriTowne, they experience managing accounts and making transactions, preparing them for real-life financial independence.
Young Americans Center - Girls Can - Week 4 (Ages 11-13)
In Week 4, campers focus on leadership development through team-building challenges and community service projects inspired by women leaders. They connect with local businesswomen who provide mentorship and share insights on balancing career and personal goals. Financial fitness activities emphasize budgeting for real-life scenarios and understanding financial responsibility. Campers experience running Young AmeriTowne, practicing leadership roles and financial decision-making in a supportive environment.
Young Americans Center - International Towne® - Week 4 (Ages 11-13)
During Week 4, campers will explore global trading networks and the importance of cultural understanding in business. They will participate in workshops on negotiation, currency exchange, and trade agreements. Campers will research different countries’ economic systems and present their findings. The week ends with the International Towne® simulation, where campers take on leadership roles to manage the town’s economy and cultural events.
Young Americans Center - Just Start It - Week 4 (Ages 11-13)
This week campers will finalize their business plans and products, incorporating feedback from previous weeks. They will explore marketing strategies and learn how to identify and reach their target audience. The camp emphasizes collaboration and creativity as campers prepare for their big Friday presentations and the chance to win exciting prizes.
Young Americans Center - Make it app'en - Week 4 (Ages 11-14)
This week emphasizes the business side of app development. Campers will learn how to create effective marketing materials such as logos, flyers, and social media posts to promote their apps. They will also explore basic financial literacy concepts including budgeting and profit calculation. Collaborative workshops will help campers develop teamwork and leadership skills as they prepare for their final presentations.
Young Americans Center - Young AmeriTowne 2 - Week 4 (Ages 11-13)
Week 4 offers an advanced Young AmeriTowne experience where campers apply their financial knowledge in complex scenarios. They take on leadership roles within the simulated town, managing businesses and budgets while collaborating with peers to solve economic challenges.
Young Americans Center - Girls Can - Week 5 (Ages 11-13)
Week 5 invites campers to explore innovation and creativity through the lens of women leaders in STEM and business. They participate in interactive projects that challenge them to think critically and solve problems collaboratively. Campers engage with local businesswomen who inspire them with stories of overcoming obstacles and achieving success. Financial fitness lessons focus on smart spending, saving, and the basics of investing. The week concludes with running Young AmeriTowne, where campers put leadership and financial skills into action.
Young Americans Center - International Towne® - Week 5 (Ages 11-13)
In Week 5, campers will focus on the cultural aspects of global trade, including traditions, languages, and customs that influence business practices. They will create presentations and participate in cultural exchange activities. Campers will practice running businesses and government offices in International Towne®, applying their knowledge of currency and trade. The Friday simulation encourages teamwork, problem-solving, and leadership.
Young Americans Center - Just Start It - Week 5 (Ages 11-13)
Campers will dive deeper into product creation and business development, focusing on refining prototypes and testing their products. They will learn about budgeting, pricing, and customer feedback to improve their offerings. The week culminates with practice presentations and peer reviews to build confidence and prepare for the final showcase.
Young Americans Center - Make it app'en - Week 5 (Ages 11-14)
Campers will polish their apps and marketing strategies this week, focusing on finalizing their projects for the big demo day. They will practice their presentations and receive feedback from instructors and peers. The camp will also cover customer service skills and how to handle questions and critiques professionally. This week is all about confidence-building and perfecting every detail.
Young Americans Center - Young AmeriTowne 2 - Week 5 (Ages 11-13)
Campers in Week 5 deepen their investing skills by exploring diverse investment vehicles and risk management. They participate in market simulations and group projects that challenge them to strategize and optimize their portfolios within Young AmeriTowne.
Young Americans Center - Girls Can - Week 6 (Ages 11-13)
In Week 6, campers focus on community leadership and social impact, learning how women leaders have driven change locally and globally. They participate in service-oriented projects and leadership workshops that emphasize empathy and collaboration. Campers connect with local businesswomen who discuss social entrepreneurship and community engagement. Financial fitness activities include planning for future financial goals and understanding credit. The week ends with running Young AmeriTowne, where campers apply their leadership and financial knowledge in a practical setting.
Young Americans Center - International Towne® - Week 6 (Ages 11-13)
Week 6 invites campers to explore the complexities of international markets and the role of currency in trade. They will engage in simulations that highlight supply and demand, currency exchange, and economic decision-making. Campers will collaborate to solve trade challenges and prepare for the Friday International Towne® event, where they will practice leadership and negotiation in a lively, interactive town setting.
Young Americans Center - Just Start It - Week 6 (Ages 11-13)
This week emphasizes presentation skills and business storytelling. Campers will learn how to craft compelling narratives around their products and businesses, using multimedia tools and persuasive techniques. Group activities and rehearsals will help campers gain confidence and polish their final presentations for Friday’s pitch event.
Young Americans Center - Make it app'en - Week 6 (Ages 11-14)
This week, campers will finalize their apps and marketing materials in preparation for the Friday demo day. They will learn how to set up a business pitch, including storytelling techniques to engage potential customers and investors. Campers will also explore ethical considerations in app development and digital business. The week ends with a rehearsal of their final presentations.
Young Americans Center - Young AmeriTowne 2 - Week 6 (Ages 11-13)
In Week 6, campers focus on budgeting for long-term goals and unexpected expenses. They engage in workshops that simulate real-life financial planning, including saving for college and emergencies, reinforcing responsible money management within Young AmeriTowne.
Young Americans Center - Girls Can - Week 7 (Ages 11-13)
Week 7 encourages campers to explore entrepreneurship and innovation through the stories of women business leaders. They engage in creative problem-solving activities and develop mini business plans in teams. Campers meet local businesswomen who share insights on starting and growing a business. Financial fitness sessions focus on understanding income, expenses, and profit. The week concludes with running Young AmeriTowne, where campers take on leadership roles and practice financial management in a simulated economy.
Young Americans Center - International Towne® - Week 7 (Ages 11-13)
In Week 7, campers will investigate how cultures influence global trade and currency design. They will participate in creative projects such as designing their own currency and exploring international trade routes. Campers will develop communication and leadership skills through role-playing activities culminating in the Friday International Towne® event, where they manage businesses and government roles in a simulated global economy.
Young Americans Center - Just Start It - Week 7 (Ages 11-13)
Campers will focus on business strategy and marketing this week. They will explore how to create effective marketing plans, develop branding elements, and understand customer engagement. Hands-on projects include designing logos, creating social media campaigns, and practicing sales techniques in preparation for the final presentations.
Young Americans Center - Make it app'en - Week 7 (Ages 11-14)
Campers will engage in the exciting demo day where they present and demo their app-based businesses to peers and instructors. This session focuses on public speaking, presentation skills, and receiving constructive feedback. Campers will also learn about prize opportunities and how to leverage their projects for future growth. The week concludes with a celebration of their hard work and achievements.
Young Americans Center - Young AmeriTowne 2 - Week 7 (Ages 11-13)
Week 7 emphasizes the responsible use of credit and debit cards. Campers simulate credit applications, learn about interest rates and fees, and practice maintaining good credit. Interactive activities illustrate the consequences of financial choices in a safe, educational environment.
Young Americans Center - Girls Can - Week 8 (Ages 11-13)
During Week 8, campers focus on financial literacy and leadership through interactive games and real-world simulations. They learn about credit, loans, and responsible financial decision-making. Campers connect with local businesswomen who share their experiences managing finances and leading teams. The week features hands-on activities to develop budgeting and saving skills. Campers culminate their learning by running Young AmeriTowne, practicing leadership and financial skills in a lively, supportive environment.
Young Americans Center - International Towne® - Week 8 (Ages 11-13)
Week 8 focuses on the practical application of global trading concepts. Campers will simulate trade negotiations, currency exchanges, and cultural festivals. They will work in teams to develop business plans and government policies that reflect real-world challenges. The week concludes with the International Towne® event on Friday, where campers demonstrate their understanding of economics, culture, and leadership in a vibrant, interactive town.
Young Americans Center - Just Start It - Week 8 (Ages 11-13)
This week campers will refine their business models and products based on customer feedback and market research. They will learn about financial basics including budgeting, costs, and pricing strategies. Collaborative exercises will help campers prepare their final business plans and presentations for the end-of-week pitch competition.
Young Americans Center - Make it app'en - Week 8 (Ages 11-14)
After demo day, campers will explore advanced app features and learn how to update and maintain their apps post-launch. They will also dive deeper into digital marketing strategies, including social media campaigns and analytics. This week encourages creativity and innovation as campers brainstorm ways to expand their app businesses beyond the summer camp.
Young Americans Center - Young AmeriTowne 2 - Week 8 (Ages 11-13)
Campers in Week 8 engage in an advanced Young AmeriTowne simulation, managing complex business operations and financial decisions. They collaborate to solve economic challenges, negotiate deals, and balance budgets, applying all prior skills in a dynamic, immersive environment.
Young Americans Center - Girls Can - Week 9 (Ages 11-13)
Week 9 highlights the role of women leaders in community development and philanthropy. Campers participate in service projects and leadership workshops that emphasize social responsibility. They engage with local businesswomen who discuss giving back and creating positive change. Financial fitness activities focus on charitable giving, budgeting for generosity, and understanding taxes. The week concludes with running Young AmeriTowne, where campers practice leadership and financial skills in a dynamic, simulated town setting.
Young Americans Center - International Towne® - Week 9 (Ages 11-13)
In Week 9, campers will explore the impact of global trade on communities and cultures. They will engage in activities that highlight economic interdependence and cultural exchange. Campers will prepare for the Friday International Towne® simulation by developing roles in business, government, and cultural organizations. This immersive experience encourages critical thinking, teamwork, and leadership.
Young Americans Center - Just Start It - Week 9 (Ages 11-13)
Campers will focus on finalizing their business presentations and practicing delivery techniques. They will participate in mock pitch sessions with feedback from instructors and peers to enhance their confidence and clarity. The week also includes team-building activities and preparation for the culminating Friday event where they will present their businesses for prizes.
Young Americans Center - Make it app'en - Week 9 (Ages 11-14)
Campers will focus on collaborative projects this week, working in teams to create new app ideas and business models. They will practice agile development techniques and learn how to manage group workflows effectively. The camp will also introduce campers to basic coding concepts beyond block coding, sparking interest in further STEM learning opportunities.
Young Americans Center - Young AmeriTowne 2 - Week 9 (Ages 11-13)
In Week 9, campers refine their investing strategies by analyzing market fluctuations and diversifying portfolios. They participate in competitive simulations that encourage critical thinking and teamwork, preparing them for future financial success.
Young Americans Center - Girls Can - Week 10 (Ages 11-13)
In the final week, campers reflect on their leadership journeys and the lessons learned from women leaders worldwide. They participate in capstone projects that showcase their financial fitness and leadership skills. Campers engage with local businesswomen in celebratory events and mentorship sessions. Financial fitness activities review key concepts and prepare campers for future financial independence. The week culminates with a final run of Young AmeriTowne, where campers demonstrate their growth in leadership and financial savvy.
Young Americans Center - International Towne® - Week 10 (Ages 11-13)
The final week of International Towne® brings all the concepts of foreign currency, global trading, and cultural understanding together. Campers will participate in advanced simulations of international trade and cultural exchange. They will take leadership roles in planning and running the Friday International Towne® event, showcasing their skills in economics, negotiation, and cultural diplomacy. This culminating experience celebrates their growth and learning throughout the summer.
Young Americans Center - Just Start It - Week 10 (Ages 11-13)
The final week is all about showcasing camper achievements. Campers will present their fully developed businesses and products to peers, instructors, and special guests. The day culminates with a pitch competition where campers can win exciting prizes. This celebratory week highlights creativity, entrepreneurship, and the skills campers have developed throughout the summer.
Young Americans Center - Make it app'en - Week 10 (Ages 11-14)
In the final week of camp, campers will showcase their collaborative projects and reflect on their summer learning journey. They will discuss next steps for continuing app development and entrepreneurship beyond camp. The week includes fun activities to celebrate achievements, build lasting friendships, and inspire campers to keep innovating in STEM fields.
Young Americans Center - Young AmeriTowne 2 - Week 10 (Ages 11-13)
The final week offers a capstone experience where campers integrate investing, budgeting, and credit knowledge in a comprehensive Young AmeriTowne simulation. They reflect on their learning, present financial plans, and celebrate their growth in financial literacy.
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3550 E. First Ave., Denver, CO 80206
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Frequently Asked Questions
- How much does Young Americans Center cost?
- Young Americans Center costs $300–$300 per session.
- Where is Young Americans Center located?
- Young Americans Center is located at 3550 E. First Ave., Denver, CO 80206 in Denver, CO.
Data compiled for Summer 2026. Always verify details directly with the camp provider before registering.