Camp S.W.A.G. Volunteer Program

2027 Connect & Thrive Women’s Conference Opportunity

Camp S.W.A.G.
Volunteer Program

A real-world volunteer experience for high school girls ready to learn, contribute, and gain hands-on exposure to professional event operations, communications, and leadership.

High School Girls Ages 16–18 • Spring 2027 • New York City
Connect and Thrive Women's Conference
Camp S.W.A.G. (Students With Ambitions & Goals)

Experience a Professional Women’s Conference From the Inside

Camp S.W.A.G. (Students With Ambitions & Goals) is providing high school girls ages 16–18 with the opportunity to gain real-world volunteer experience while supporting approved activities at the Connect & Thrive Women’s Conference, hosted by The Lady’z Lounge.

Selected participants are Camp S.W.A.G. volunteers and will work under Camp S.W.A.G. supervision while gaining exposure to professional event operations, communications, leadership, and a conference community of women entrepreneurs, professionals, and business leaders.

No previous conference or volunteer experience is required.

Applications are accepted on a rolling basis until all volunteer positions are filled. Early application is encouraged.
Choose Your Experience

Camp S.W.A.G. Volunteer Assignments

Each assignment provides a different way to gain behind-the-scenes experience while supporting approved conference activities.

1

Conference Leadership Team

Help support the attendee experience and day-of conference operations.

  • Assist with attendee welcome and check-in.
  • Help direct attendees to conference sessions and activities.
  • Support room transitions and session preparation.
  • Assist designated conference leaders and Camp S.W.A.G. adult supervisors.
  • Help maintain an organized, professional, and welcoming environment.
2

Conference Content Team

Help capture conference ideas, experiences, and important takeaways.

  • Assist with approved conference content and materials.
  • Record key themes and takeaways from designated sessions.
  • Help organize information for conference recap materials.
  • Support approved social and digital content activities.
  • Help document the overall conference experience.
3

Student Journalist

Observe and document the conference from a young woman’s perspective.

  • Prepare questions for approved conference interviews.
  • Conduct supervised interviews with designated participants.
  • Gather insights and quotes for youth-focused conference coverage.
  • Help develop a post-conference recap.
  • Highlight lessons and ideas relevant to other young women.
The Volunteer Experience

Be Part of the Camp S.W.A.G. Volunteer Team

Selected girls will receive preparation, supervision, and guidance for their assigned responsibilities.

Participate in required pre-conference preparation.
Receive guidance related to assigned responsibilities.
Work under designated Camp S.W.A.G. adult supervision.
Support approved conference activities during assigned volunteer hours.
Gain firsthand experience in a professional conference environment.
Eligibility

Who Should Apply?

Camp S.W.A.G. is looking for high school girls ready to learn, contribute, and represent themselves professionally.

High school girls ages 16–18.
Dependable and able to arrive on time.
Comfortable communicating respectfully with adults and peers.
Able to follow instructions from designated Camp S.W.A.G. adult supervisors.
Willing to work cooperatively as part of a team.
Able to conduct themselves professionally in a conference environment.
Available for required preparation and assigned volunteer activities.
Parent or guardian authorization required for participants under age 18.
No previous conference or volunteer experience is required.

What Girls Gain

  • Complimentary meals and non-alcoholic beverages during scheduled conference participation.
  • Real-world conference and event experience.
  • Exposure to women entrepreneurs, professionals, and business leaders.
  • Leadership, communication, and teamwork experience.
  • Behind-the-scenes exposure to professional event operations.
  • Volunteer service recognition and documentation of completed service hours.
  • Camp S.W.A.G. Certificate of Service.

What We Look For

  • Maturity and good judgment.
  • Reliability and accountability.
  • Professional and respectful communication.
  • Curiosity and willingness to learn.
  • Ability to work as part of a team.
  • Readiness to contribute.
  • Interest in leadership, business, communications, events, media, or professional development.
For Participants & Families

Youth Supervision & Parent Information

Youth Supervision

Camp S.W.A.G. (Students With Ambitions & Goals) coordinates and supervises participating girls during approved volunteer activities.

Camp S.W.A.G. volunteers are assigned only to approved, age-appropriate conference activities and are not assigned to adult-only or after-hours conference activities.

Participants are expected to follow Camp S.W.A.G. supervision requirements, applicable conference guidelines, and instructions from designated Camp S.W.A.G. adult leaders.

Parent & Guardian Information

Parent or guardian authorization is required for volunteers under age 18.

Selected participants and their parent or guardian will receive required Camp S.W.A.G. participation forms, volunteer schedules, preparation information, youth safety guidelines, and additional logistics.

Required forms must be completed before the participant begins her Camp S.W.A.G. volunteer assignment.

Applications Now Open

Ready to Join the Camp S.W.A.G. Volunteer Team?

High school girls ages 16–18 are invited to apply for consideration for a Camp S.W.A.G. volunteer assignment supporting approved activities at the Spring 2027 Connect & Thrive Women’s Conference.

Applications are reviewed based on maturity, reliability, communication, professionalism, interests, and readiness to contribute. Submitting an application does not guarantee selection.

Rolling Applications • Open Until Positions Are Filled

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