Mission: To inspire at-risk and committed delinquent youth to remain crime free and stay in school to reach their full potential in education, community, career and life, through attaining academic achievement, character development and social responsibility.

FAQ

What is Outward Bound?

Founded in 1942, Outward Bound is a non-profit educational organization that changes lives, builds teams and transforms schools. Many people know Outward Bound for its wilderness programs, but few know that Outward Bound’s founder, Kurt Hahn, was a renowned educator. Outward Bound has a rapidly growing presence in public schools across the United States.

What ages do you serve?

We serve youth ages 13 to 17, young adults 18 to 20, and families, schools and communities throughout the United States that are at-risk of academic failure, dropping out of school, delinquency or becoming chronic offenders.

How can I get a job working for Outward Bound?

Discovery offers a variety of full time and seasonal work opportunities, in addition provides training for new staff and outdoor professionals, giving them the skills needed to gain full time or seasonal employment. We have a great benefits package with plenty of professional and personal growth opportunities. Click here for more information.

How can I volunteer for Outward Bound?

Discovery volunteers come in all forms. We welcome Outward Bound alumni, parents, teachers, retirees, and anyone else interested in helping to make a difference. Volunteers who help more than 40 hours per month and have contact with students must be screened and fingerprinted.

How can I make a donation to a program or to Discovery?

Discovery appreciates support in all forms. Our programs located throughout Florida, South Carolina and Alabama embrace unrestricted and restricted donations, in-kind gifts and more. Click here for more information

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