Our Programs

Since its inception, Beulah’s Bunch has operated with minimal funding, relying on personal contributions while steadily expanding. In year one, we served 2 campers, growing to 3 in 2025, and aim to reach 10 campers in 2026. Programs take youth beyond their immediate surroundings, empowers them to dream bigger, offers exposure to financial literacy (e.g., visiting Wall Street), cultural learning (e.g., tasting African native foods), leadership training, and immersive adventures.

Beulah’s Bunch offers free, enriching programs for underserved youth, including sports, arts & crafts, nature exploration, and hands-on workshops that build confidence, leadership, and real-world skills beyond the classroom.

Our Mission

At Beulah’s Bunch, we believe every child deserves access to joyful play, meaningful adventure, and enriching experiences—no matter their background. We're breaking down the barriers that underserved youth face by providing free opportunities to explore, create, and grow. From hands-on learning to unforgettable field trips, we give kids the chance to have fun while building confidence, curiosity, and lifelong memories.

Beulah’s Bunch is dedicated to tearing down the walls that keep underserved children from experiencing the joy of play and adventure. By offering a free, hands-on summer camp filled with games, nature exploration, and creative workshops, we give every child the chance to have fun, discover new passions, and learn valuable life skills—no matter their background.

The Programs We Offer:

Adventures, Fun and Games at Beulah's Bunch
Hands On experiences with Beulah's Bunch
Obstacle crossing activities to help build teamwork, problem solving and leadership skills
Outdoor Games at Beulah's Bunch Camp

At Beulah’s Bunch, sports and games are more than just play—they’re a powerful tool for building confidence, teamwork, and lifelong resilience.

Our high-energy sessions blend teamwork, friendly competition, and skill-building drills—everything from soccer scrimmages to obstacle-course challenges—designed to spark joy and independence. Underserved youth often face limited access to enriching, out-of-classroom experiences that foster confidence, independence, and career exploration.

Studies from the National Summer Learning Association highlight that low-income youth miss out on critical enrichment over the summer, affecting long-term success; Harvard’s Graduate School of Education emphasizes that experiential learning enhances critical thinking, leadership skills, and social mobility; and the Brookings Institution reports that early exposure to diverse environments increases career readiness and future opportunities.

Beulah’s Bunch bridges this gap, ensuring kids don’t just learn about the world, but experience it firsthand—one exhilarating game at a time.

Sports & Games

Two young girls engaged in art activities at a wooden table in a bright room, surrounded by art supplies, paintings, and decorations at Beulah's Bunch Camp.
Two youngsters sitting at a table covered with craft supplies, working on creative projects at Beulah's Bunch Camp.
Children working on a craft project at a wooden table filled with sequins, buttons, ribbons, shells, glue, scissors, and decorated frames at Beulah's Bunch.
Two children baking in a kitchen, one girl in a yellow shirt pressing dough with cookie cutters nearby, and a boy in a green shirt watching: experiential learning at Beulah's Bunch.

Arts & Crafts

At Beulah’s Bunch, Arts & Crafts isn’t just about glue and glitter—it’s a gateway to imagination, expression, and empowerment. In our Creative Corner, kids dive into hands-on projects like painting, sculpture, DIY design ,collage-making and clay modeling, gaining more than artistic skills—that ignite imagination and teach problem-solving through creative play, they’re building focus, confidence, and pride in what they create.

Research from the Arts Education Partnership reveals that students who participate in arts programs are four times more likely to be recognized for academic excellence and demonstrate stronger collaboration skills. The National Endowment for the Arts reports that arts education nurtures the creative thinking and adaptability employers value most—qualities that set young people up for future success. Meanwhile, findings published in the Journal of Early Childhood Research show that engaging in art activities boosts emotional regulation, helping children manage stress and build resilience.

At Beulah’s Bunch, Art Explorations doesn’t just fill an afternoon—it lays the foundation for confident, resourceful leaders who aren’t afraid to color outside the lines. Beulah’s Bunch provides a vibrant, supportive space where kids can dream, create, and shine. Every brushstroke and handmade project is a step toward confidence, communication, and lifelong learning.

Two young girls outdoors in a wooded area, one holding a camera and taking a picture, the other gesturing with her hand, both smiling and enjoying nature during nature exploration session at Beulah's Bunch.
Young girl smiling while hiking outdoors with a backpack, wearing a wide-brim hat and scout uniform in a wooded area during nature exploration session at Beulah's Bunch.
Two children reading inside a green camping tent in a forest with fallen leaves, a globe, and camping gear during nature exploration session at Beulah's Bunch..
Young boy with a backpack looking through binoculars outdoors in a forest during daytime for nature exploration session at Beulah's Bunch..

Nature Exploration

At Beulah’s Bunch, Nature Exploration is all about stepping outside the classroom and into the wonder of the natural world. Whether it’s hiking wooded trails, observing wildlife, gardening, or collecting leaves for a science project, our campers learn to see the outdoors as a place of curiosity, calm, and discovery.

Spending time in nature has been proven to reduce stress, boost focus, and improve emotional well-being in children. It also encourages environmental awareness, critical thinking, and a sense of responsibility. For many underserved youth, opportunities to safely explore nature are rare—but the benefits are lifelong.

Beulah’s Bunch gives kids the chance to connect with the earth, ask questions, and learn through direct experience. In the process, they gain confidence, spark new interests, and build a lasting appreciation for the world around them—one adventure at a time. At Beulah’s Bunch, we bridge the gap by bringing nature to every child—turning parks, woods, and waterways into vibrant learning labs. Here, kids don’t just observe the world; they become active explorers, build teamwork, and a lifelong appreciation for our planet.

Our Gallery

Group of six people outdoors, wearing matching gray T-shirts with a cartoon graphic and 'Beulah's Bunch merch tees, smiling and posing for a selfie.
Field trip to Dallas Farmers Market.
Children playing a robotics game with orange balls at a table enclosed by transparent barriers during a field trip to the planetarium.
Two children in an art museum or gallery during a field trip organized by Beulah's Bunch.
Two children playing on a rope climbing structure at a park, with trees at Beulah's Bunch Camp
A young woman sitting at a table in front of a creamery counter, smiling, wearing a hat with cartoon characters, in a cafe or ice cream shop during a Beulah's Bunch field trip.
A smiling boy wearing a bucket hat and a black t-shirt with a game controller graphic, sitting at a wooden table inside a cafe or restaurant during a Beulah's Bunch field trip.
Two people standing at an ice cream shop menu, looking at the menu board which displays various ice cream flavors, sorbets, toppings, and prices during a Beulah's Bunch field trip.
Two women smiling in gray t-shirts with a graphic design and text that reads "Beulah's Bunch". They are outdoors with a few children and cars in the background during a Beulah's Bunch field trip.
Young boy with glasses reading a book at a table in a library, with a stack of books and a water bottle nearby.
Founder and President of Beulah's Bunch with two campers
Field Trip by Beulah's Bunch
Arts and Crafts Session at Beulah's Bunch
Two children observe a shark through an aquarium glass wall during a Beulah's Bunch field trip.
A young boy with glasses smiling and holding a plush toy during Arts and Crafts Session at Beulah's Bunch
Four people standing and swimming in a body of water, with three wearing life jackets during a Beulah's Bunch field trip..
View of a rabbit resting on the ground with greenery and trees in the background, seen from a wooden structure with yellow ropes during a field trip with Beulah's Bunch Camp organizers.
A rabbit sitting on the ground among fallen leaves in a wooded area, with trees and greenery in the background during a field trip with Beulah's Bunch Camp organizers..
Historical outdoor informational display about the Penn Family, their connection to Texas, and the transition from farmland to city lights during a field trip with Beulah's Bunch Camp organizers..
Cedar Hill State Park informational sign featuring a map of the park, notes on swimming safety, a bird picture, and photos of visitors enjoying the park during a field trip with Beulah's Bunch Camp organizers.
NASA astronaut suit and helmet on display at a museum during a field trip with Beulah's Bunch Camp organizers.
Exhibit of airplane engines and aircraft models indoors at a museum during a field trip with Beulah's Bunch Camp organizers.
Young Woman with braids( one of our campers) smiling and hugging a painted horse sculpture outside a modern building with large glass windows and beige stone wall during a field trip with Beulah's Bunch Camp organizers.
Children exploring a fighter jet inside an aviation museum with various small aircraft models displayed on the ceiling during a field trip with Beulah's Bunch Camp organizers.
Children inside a bright red and yellow indoor play structure with windows, located in a play center with model airplanes hanging from the ceiling during a field trip with Beulah's Bunch Camp organizers.
Interior of an aviation museum with vintage aircraft, including a yellow biplane hanging from the ceiling and various other planes on display during a field trip with Beulah's Bunch Camp organizers.
Children sitting in a darkened theater with purple and pink lighting, watching a show or movie during a field trip with Beulah's Bunch Camp organizers.
Three children standing outside a planetarium with posters of Mars and Saturn behind them, wearing matching beige t-shirts with a black logo, and smiling during a field trip with Beulah's Bunch Camp organizers .
A woman standing next to a decorative fountain in a park, with a red brick building and trees in the background on a sunny day with a blue sky and clouds during a field trip with Beulah's Bunch Camp organizers.
A young boy standing in front of a glass display case containing a mounted bear, with the boy making a surprised face and hands on his cheeks during a field trip with Beulah's Bunch Camp organizers.
Two people standing in front of a bear mounted in a glass case, making surprised expressions during a field trip with Beulah's Bunch Camp organizers.
Two children walk on a wooden sidewalk next to a yellow building with a railing on the side, with trees and a blue house in the background on a sunny day during a field trip with Beulah's Bunch Camp organizers.
Three children standing outdoors near an entrance sign for Old City Park. The sign points left and is under a partly cloudy sky during a field trip with Beulah's Bunch Camp organizers.
Interior of an old-fashioned schoolhouse with three children standing near the front; one is taking a photo, another has a backpack, and the third is sitting near a window during a field trip with Beulah's Bunch Camp organizers.
A small chalkboard with a wooden frame placed on a vintage wooden desk. The chalkboard has handwritten text in white chalk about a school experience in March 1982 during a field trip with Beulah's Bunch Camp organizers.
Children and adults watching fireworks display in the night sky, with pinkish clouds and silhouettes of trees and streetlights during a field trip with Beulah's Bunch Camp organizers for 4th of July celebration .