The PennZone

EAGLE, Idaho - PennZone -- Carolyn Casey, founder of  Women's Aha! Camp, was in a sad space when Covid-19 shut down the Idaho camp's 10-year anniversary celebration set for May and again in September. The sold out event brought nearly 100 women from Idaho and internationally. In an effort to bring some of the flavor of camp to women set to attend, Casey created aha's!@home.

What makes this venture unique? Initially, the idea was to capture the spirit and life-changing nature of camp in a different way. From digital campfires, aha's!@home was born – bringing an alternative to attending camp that still brings the fun, the connections, and wisdom of camp to living rooms globally.

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"My original vision in reclaiming camp for women was to change their lives for the better, the same reason we send kids to camp. Sharing and experimenting together while at home may have even more immediate and long-term positive impact, something we all need during Covid," says Casey.

aha!s@home session dates: October 3rd, 10th, 17th, 24th, 31st and November 7th.

Learn more about Carolyn Casey and Women's Aha Camp here.