New Games Arriving at the BcK4T!
June 7, 2019
Our new video games arrived at the BcK4T today, and we cannot wait to share them with our campers!
Our new video games arrived at the BcK4T today, and we cannot wait to share them with our campers!
This week we are getting to know our 2019 program staff. Meet Abbie Simpson! Abbie is from Dadeville, Alabama and will be working on our demonstration farm. This is Abbie’s third summer working at Camp ASCCA.
Meet our four-legged friend Skip! Skip has been apart of our demo farm for the past four summers. He is seven years old and the
At Camp ASCCA we love our demo farm animals and our donkeys are no exception. Meet our furry friends Mama, Betty and Rocky. We’ve had
This week we will be getting to know our program staff for summer 2019. Help us welcome Tristan Karpicke! Tristan is from Memphis, Tennessee and
McKenna Franklin is joining the Program Staff and will be running Sports & Games. She was drawn to Camp ASCCA after seeing pictures on social
Mike Hammonds, volunteer at The Alexander City Recycle Center, stopped by yesterday with a generous donation for Camp ASCCA. We are among 15 other organizations
Hi! My name is Elise Quinn, and I am from Birmingham, Alabama. I am a senior at Auburn University pursuing a degree in public relations.
On May 20, the annual Hall Foundation Camp began, and campers, volunteers and teachers arrived for the first week-long camp of the summer. The Hall Foundation makes an annual donation that provides the opportunity for groups from Montgomery, Dothan and Florida to attend Camp ASCCA. We are also joined every year by students from the University of North Alabama who volunteer their time as a part of their studies.
Hey everyone! It’s been a very long time since I’ve written for Camp ASCCA, but thanks to an afternoon of Instagram stalking disability advocates, I finally feel like I have something worth sharing.
The annual Adventure Skills Workshop was held at Camp ASCCA over the weekend by the Shepherd Center. The event held here every year in May is described on the Center’s website as “a fun-filled spring weekend designed for people with spinal cord injury or disease, acquired brain injury, multiple sclerosis, spina bifida, post-polio syndrome, Guillain-Barré syndrome, transverse myelitis or amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS).”
On Saturday, Camp ASCCA Administrator John Stephenson and Director of Marketing Dana Rickman traveled to the Rotary 6860 & 6880 Combined District Annual Conference to speak about Camp ASCCA. Organizations from around the region spoke about service projects, and John had the opportunity to discuss Camp and share a video that showcases our activities with the group.
Located in Alabama on Lake Martin, Camp ASCCA offers campers a wide variety of traditional recreational and educational activities with a unique design for accessibility.
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