Camp Invention is a nationally recognized, non-profit summer enrichment program for K-6 graders that focuses on STEM activities. This summer camp was held at Stewart Elementary from June 10-14 from 9:00 until 3:00 each day. This was the 14th year Camp Invention has been held in Washington. There were 127 campers in attendance, 27 high school helpers earning silver cord hours, 8 teachers, 2 directors, and 3 parent volunteers. The “Illuminate” Camp Invention curriculum focus was light. Campers met each morning at base camp, played a variety of games, participated in four stations throughout the day, had lunch at Lincoln, and ended their day at base camp.