We want to take a moment to say thank you.
NTLP would not be who it is today without you.
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If you have already registered and would like to pay your camp fee, please do so here.
Camp fees are normally $549. Limited scholarships are available. Minimum deposit of $100 will hold your spot with additional payments starting at 60 days prior to camp. Please call our office if you need special payment assistance. Group rates are available for groups of three or more. Please call 800-550-1950 if you would like to register a group for NTLP!
We also offer airport transfers to and from camp.
Dear NTLP Friends and Family,
This year NTLP launched our #NeedToLovePeople movement as a proactive answer and positive response to the rise in hate-related crimes and incidents. I am pleased to report that through grants and public support we were able to bring this message of love and leadership to nearly 1,400 teens in 2017!
We taught our young leaders to view our NTLP acronym in a new light: if you Need To Lead People, you Need To Love People. Through acceptance, peace, love, and tolerance any obstacle can be overcome and unity is possible.
I hope you will join our #NeedToLovePeople movement and donate today! What better way to earn a last-minute tax write off for 2017?
With gratitude and humility, I wish you and your loved ones a love-filled 2018!
Sincerely,
Jennifer Lopez
Executive Director
National Teen Leadership Program
#NeedToLovePeople
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NTLP: How is your first NTLP camp going so far?
Ben: I’m having an amazing experience actually. I’ve never been to a camp like this before.
NTLP: What makes it amazing?
Ben: I feel like I have more of a sense of belonging when I come to camps like these. And I feel very inspired this week. In a matter of two days, it’s crazy how much love and inspiration I can feel. Kinda makes me cry, but hey, it’s alright. A real man cries, right?
NTLP: What’s one thing you’ll bring back to your community from this NTLP experience?
Ben: One word — and it is LOVE.
Dear NTLP Friends and Family,
Ben is one of the TEEN VOICES THAT WILL CHANGE HEADLINES. There are more teen voices like his that are positive, uplifting and truly the voices of a better world!
You may have watched our first video “Let’s Change the Headlines.” We shared some startling statistics regarding heartache and lack of unity plaguing our country. NTLP is working harder than ever to empower and inspire teens to use their voices to create positive social change and to “Develop the Leader in Every Teen Today for a Better World Tomorrow!”
Please join our movement where leaders #NeedToLovePeople and click here to donate now.
We are getting closer to our $50,000 goal. Click below to donate and help Benjamin’s story be the story we all continue to hear for the new year!
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#NeedToLovePeople
As a mother, grandmother and the Executive Director of the National Teen Leadership Program (NTLP), I am deeply concerned with the world my children, grandchildren and our country’s youth are inheriting. It seems each week the news bombards us with yet another hate crime or mass killing report.
USA Today stated in a recent article, “With nearly eight weeks until the end of the year, 2017 has already earned a bitter honor: It is the most deadly year for mass killings in the U.S. in more than a decade.”‘
Amidst the aftermath of tragedy and loss, we often find that these senseless acts are motivated by hate, intolerance and prejudice. Hate crimes have risen by more than 20% last year, making 2017 the third consecutive annual increase in over a decade. This startling reality forces us address questions such as what kind of world are we leaving for our children? How do we help them cope?
Parent expert Dr. Deborah Gilboa states young children want to feel safe and assured the violence will not threaten them but older youth such as teens expect more. “Teenagers are looking for hypocrisy and solutions and this generation believes in collaboration and social justice. They will ask “What can I do, what can we do?” Do you know how to answer them?
NTLP, believes the answer is in teaching teenagers to work toward change. Solution oriented action teaches them to be resilient. NTLP is an answer to these questions. NTLP teaches our youth If You Need to Lead People, You Need to Love People
For 25 years, NTLP has inspired over 17,000 teens to affect positive social change as loving, accepting, tolerant leaders who uphold the equal value of everyone. These teens have learned to stand up for what is right and take action against bullying and hate-motivated offenses in their schools and communities. Sadly and clearly, 17,000 teens is not enough. Imagine if the people behind these crimes were shown or taught love, compassion, tolerance and unity in their youth. Would the world be different? Could the World be different? We think so.
If you want this world to be different, help us empower our youth to stand up against hate and join our movement where leaders #NeedToLovePeople
Our world is desperately waiting for new leaders to combat unnecessary hate and violence..
Let’s change the headlines together. Take charge and Donate Now!
Sincerely,
Jennifer Lopez
Executive Director
National Teen Leadership Program
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