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"Summer Search allows me to feel so connected with my community all while being a part of something much bigger than myself."
— Fatoumata, NYC Summer Searcher
"Because people of color deserve to have access to the outdoors just as much as everyone else."
— Morgan, former Bay Area staff
"Why summer search? Because here you can make friends that'll be with you for life."
— Kenyon, Bay Area Staff
"You should join Summer Search because you get amazing mentors, amazing help, and you get to make really cool, lifelong friends and you get to travel for free somewhere really cool."
— Edan, Seattle Summer Searcher
"As a proud Summer Search alum, Joel thanks Summer Search for all the support in helping him overcome the many obstacles of a first-generation college graduate. "
— Joel, NYC Alum
"If you express what you want outta life, Summer Search has your back."
— Diane, Former Boston Staff
"Because Summer Search won't only help you search for your purpose, but will help you achieve your dreams and your goals."
— Diana, NYC Summer Searcher
"Because the more connections you got, the more money you'll make, the more friends you'll make."
— Jaylin, Seattle Staff
"Why summer search? Because it opens a network of opportunities that I would've never had."
— Jordan, NYC Alum
"To this day, I wear a bracelet on my wrist which I earned from my trip. It’s a reminder that leadership is about service—a lesson I learned through my Summer Search journey."
— Jamal, NYC Alum
"In Summer Search, I was able to create long lasting friendships and memories. Meanwhile, getting comfortable being vulnerable with other people."
— Elaisa, NYC Summer Searcher