ASCCA Archives: The History of the Ballfield
September 2, 2026
As we continue celebrating Camp ASCCA’s 50th year in operation, we’re taking a look back at another space that has become an important part of
As we continue celebrating Camp ASCCA’s 50th year in operation, we’re taking a look back at another space that has become an important part of
Camp ASCCA has many incredible supporters, donors, and friends who believe in our mission and the individuals we serve. Because of them, our doors have
In 1991, Camp ASCCA welcomed “The Pilot Queen,” a pontoon boat sponsored by the Alabama District Pilot International and the Pilot International Foundation. For years,
August 10th is my seizure-free day. It started in 2010, and my family celebrates it every year. Keep in mind, I was an 11-year-old girl
This week, we welcomed the Alabama Head Injury Foundation (AHIF) for their annual week at Camp ASCCA. AHIF has been attending Camp ASCCA for more
Hey everyone! Now that the Summer 2026 sessions are officially over, it’s time to recap Session 3. We had a very high heat advisory that
Music is one of the many things that makes Camp ASCCA go round. From early in the morning until everyone is tucked into bed, music
Each summer, Camp ASCCA recognizes one outstanding staff member with the Judy Williams Scholarship Award. Selected by our leadership team, this honor includes a $500
In April 1976, Camp ASCCA welcomed its very first campers. What began as a dream to create a place where individuals with disabilities could experience
This summer, I have had the honor of representing Camp ASCCA as a public relations intern. From Session 1 to Session 7, the blessing that
It is hard to believe my eight weeks at Camp ASCCA are already over. It is hard to describe what this summer has meant to
There are so many sounds and special noises here at ASCCA. These noises are among the many factors that make Camp what it is. Without