New Projects in the Works
October 6, 2016
We recently gave you a sneak peek of a few projects we are working on here at camp, and we are excited to keep you updated as they continue.
We recently gave you a sneak peek of a few projects we are working on here at camp, and we are excited to keep you updated as they continue.
The weekend was full of challenging, outdoor activities for the Lakeshore Foundation’s event Operation Rise & Conquer. The visiting group was made up of injured military members from around the country taking on challenges that many of them did not think they would be able to do since their injury occurred. However, the ASCCA staff along with the Lakeshore staff reassured every person that where there is a will there is a way, and all of the weekend’s activities were adaptable for anyone interested in participating.
“There is no physical limit to human achievement,” is a quote that you will find on the home page of the Lakeshore Foundation’s website, and this weekend’s event, Operation Rise & Conquer, is proving just that.
The Lakeshore Foundation has arrived for a weekend of activities during the Lima Foxtrot’s “Operation Rise & Conquer.” Lima Foxtrot was designed to provide year-round, sport, and recreation programs for injured military, and this weekend we have a lineup of programs full of challenging and leisurely activities.
Each year following an incredible summer of camp, we often have new surprise projects in the works, and we are here to help you keep track of it all!
We have had a busy month of September, and as we approach the end, we have one more fun event planned as October arrives. On Thursday, a group from the Lakeshore Foundation in Birmingham, will travel to Camp ASCCA for a weekend of water activities, zipline, yoga, and more.
This weekend a group of local Campfire Girls visited Camp ASCCA for a Saturday of fun. Upon arrival, the girls were welcomed by ASCCA staff and spent a few minutes greeting each other and checking out the schedule for the day.
Today is the first day of fall, and the Junior Leadership Lake Martin group knew just how to celebrate. This morning, high school students from around the county traveled to camp for a day of group elements to learn more about each other and the importance of teamwork as they continue through the Junior Leadership program.
Take a few minutes today to check out the latest Camp ASCCA Good Times newsletter for Fall 2016! It has a special touch this year with memorial pieces about Allison Wetherbee and Bob McBride, as well as pictures from our summer sessions, and a look at our camp schedule for the remainder of the year!
Feel free to view some of our older editions as well on the Newsletters webpage!
“We don’t get to do things like this very often,” was a statement I heard from parents throughout the weekend as families visited with the Autism Society of Alabama for Camp Frog. Each year, families from around the state travel to Camp ASCCA to spend a weekend that is designed specifically for their children.
Throughout the year, the Camp ASCCA name is shared by news outlets interested in telling our story, and we want to make sure that you have the opportunity to enjoy each entry.
For the final day of the Drake Middle School field trips, students arrived this morning even more energized and enthusiastic for the adventures ahead. We could not have asked for better weather to welcome all the students, teachers, and parents to camp. Today’s group rotations were similar to the rotations that other groups have faced as our ASCCA staff helped students experience the zipline, waterslide, canoeing, and more.
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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