Parent Feedback

Here are some testimonials from our satisfied clients:

September, 2007

Dear Jill,

I wanted to take this opportunity to thank you for helping my daughter have the best summer of her life. When we met with you last summer, you told me that finding a camp that is right for a child has everything to do with the people at the camp—campers, counselors and administrators. Throughout our search, you continued to emphasize the importance of that fit.

You were 100% right. While my daughter loved the activities her camp offered and thought the lakefront "campus" was beautiful, what made her summer so successful were the relationships she developed with her bunkmates and counselors. She hit it off with them from Day One and after only 4 weeks, felt that she had made life-long friendships.

As part of your finding-the-right-fit philosophy, you encouraged me last summer to spend time with the camp directors at the camps we visited. That proved to be invaluable advice. These directors set the tone for the camp, and again, finding the right fit was critical. My daughter thrived within a camp environment that had a vibe and set of principles that were right for her (and for me).

Your ability to assess my daughter so accurately and recommend a camp that was such a wonderful experience is truly amazing. Thank you!

Regards,

Susan F, mother of first time camper

No one is fussier than a grandmother who is selecting a summer program for her first born granddaughter. And with my own experience advising teens of the right colleges to consider, I had high standards. Jill Tipograph found the perfect match, academically and socially, for Betsy, and definitely met my expectations. It was a great summer for both of us.

Carol Gill,
Carol Gill Associates 

Thanks so much for all the help you gave me on short notice. You provide an excellent service and I would gladly use you again.

Gib, father of teen

Your research, attention to detail, the ability to size up clients and match them appropriately all speak to your professionalism.

Ava, mother of pre-college teen