Tuesday, our Vice-Chair Janey Sanderson was invited to attend Torch Helps. This was part of The Community Foundation of Greater Huntsville’s Giving Tuesday event. Torch Helps is a non-profit organization that was formed in 2005 as part of Torch Technologies. Torch Helps, Inc., mission is to carry the torch for others in our communities by […]
Hey counselors and friends! In the off-season, the full-time staff is doing work in the office and maintenance around Camp, including the parent campground, pickleball court, and more for the upcoming summer! Summer 2025 is almost halfway here. Camp ASCCA Christmas weekend is coming up, and I’m doing a fundraiser for Jingle Jump on December 14th. […]
November is Epilepsy Awareness Month, which makes it special to me. I used to suffer from seizures, but thanks to the brain surgery I had in 2010, I do not have to worry about epilepsy anymore. About 50 million people worldwide have some form of epilepsy, so epilepsy is very common. There have been many […]
Easterseals Camp ASCCA and the Robertsdale Rotary Club and Foundation have had a wonderful and beneficial relationship over the years. This relationship has strengthened further since 2016 because the Rotary Club has shown a great commitment to sponsoring MANY campers with disabilities from their area to attend summer camp. The Robertsdale Rotary Club has given […]
Jingle Jump is right around the corner. Our 10th annual fundraiser will be held on December 14th at 1 P.M. Jingle Jump is our biggest fundraiser to date, and we’ve set a goal this year of $50,000! We are asking our friends, old and new, to rally their friends, family, and networks to support our […]
Hey counselors and friends! With it being November, it’s time to give thanks. There is a lot to be thankful for at Camp ASCCA. This summer especially we had many things to give thanks for. Thank you, Little Italy Pizzeria from Auburn, AL. They came out to camp weekly this summer for a pizza class. […]
Over the weekend, Camp ASCCA had the honor of hosting members of Pi Kappa Phi from Mississippi State University and LaGrange College, as part of The Ability Experience, formerly known as PUSH America. The Ability Experience is a nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting people with disabilities across the country. The organization’s first visit to Camp […]
Is a three-day fall camp worth it? Yes, it is! I just got back from Camp ASCCA the other day, and I had a lot of fun. It was well worth our two-hour drive. I met someone who drives seven hours to get to Camp ASCCA, and at the end of the camp, she agreed. […]
Exciting news—Camp ASCCA has a podcast! Tune in anytime to stay updated on everything happening at Camp ASCCA. We release a new episode each month, available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and YouTube. Our podcast features a diverse range of topics and guests, including our full-time staff, parents, campers, former staff, Board of Directors, professors, and […]
When speaking about his sister Audrey, Jason Storey said he “could go on forever.” Jason and his wife Amy began donating to Camp ASCCA in 2017 in memory of his sibling. Audrey passed away in November 1992 at the age of 23. According to Jason, “She suffered from many neurological and physical issues and was […]
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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