Camp ASCCA Blog

Increasing awareness of Camp ASCCA, seeking potential new campers along with staff recruitment are all goals of mine as Director of Community Relations. On April

April is autism awareness month. The Autism Society of Alabama joins with the nation wide effort to raise funds for research and increase the public’s

by Briana Rock, via Instagram, 4/19/15 Lately I was asked the question, why would you want to work at a place like Camp ASCCA? Well,

The Alabama District Anchor Clubs representatives and leadership were here for the Alabama Head Injury/Alabama District Pilot TBI spring camp for the weekend of April

Our spring newsletter is here and it has a new name – The Camp ASCCA “Good” Times. Isn’t that a fun name? We think the

Camp ASCCA’s annual Fun Fish Weekend was another great success in 2015! Twenty-seven campers (four females and 23 males) enjoyed lots of fishing fun at

The Ability Experience, formerly Push America, is a nonprofit organization that serves people with disabilities. The Ability Experience was founded in 1977 as the national

Sadly, we’ve learned that one of our summer staff members, Danny Coker, passed away this past Sunday. Danny was one of the original staff members

Here is Easter Seals Camp ASCCA’s 2014 Annual Report. Take a quick look. It provides a quick look at an overview of our financials for

Today Camp Director Matt Rickman and Director of Marketing Communictions had the honor of visiting the Alexander City Kiwanis Club. The Club is an annual

The Winter 2014-2015 ASCCA Vision Newsletter was published in December, but is now online! Please take a few minutes to see what has been going

Allison Wetherbee, Camp ASCCA’s Director of Community Relations, travels the state weekly to spread the word about our mission of serving children and adults with