For many campers, YLC means boarding a plane for the first time to go to a camp. Sarah shares her fond experience from YLC 2015. Are you considering going to #YLC2022? Better apply today! Applications for campers close on February 1st: youth.nad.org/YLC

[Video Description & Transcript: Sarah is standing in the center, with a white wall behind. Sarah is wearing a dark green “YLC Youth Leadership Camp” hoodie. The NAD logo is in transparent white on the bottom right corner.

Sarah: Hello! I’m Sarah Castor. I’m a YLC alumni from 2015.

(A green text box appears on the right top corner with a white text, “I am a YLC alumni - 2015”)

When I came to YLC, it was an incredible experience! I learned different things about how important it is to be part of YLC. It really taught me to grow! How so? I participated in teamwork activities, workshops, and made new friends with other leaders and builders.

(A brown text box appears on the left top corner with a white text, “teamwork activities” Next, a yellow text box appears on the center right side with a black text, “workshops”. A green text box appears above with a white text, “made new friends”)

My experiences at YLC are still applicable to me in my daily life - anywhere, anytime. YLC was the reason that made me board a plane - this was my first time leaving my family. I took the opportunity to go outside of my comfort zone.

(A green text box appeared on the right top corner with a white text, “To be out of my comfort zone!”)

(Video cuts to an ending slide. It has a brown background with white, yellow and dark orange confetti on the top corners. In the top center, a Youth Leadership Camp logo in green and white. Below, a white text, “Are you ready to be a leader? Camper Application is available online! Visit youth.nad.org/ylc and apply by February 1, 2022!)]