Local news station visits Pine Tree Camp

Local news station WABI5 visited Pine Tree Camp during the final children’s session of the 2018 summer. News anchor Emily Tadlock spoke with camper Casey and his mother Teena. “He is packed about four days before we go,” Casey’s mother laughed....

“I’m going to big school”

“I’m going to big school” are words Karen McClure-Richard and her team at Pine Tree Society’s Early Learning Center work all year for a child to be able to say with confidence. “When they say those words, they’re showing their maturity and their age and their...

“She needed to trust somebody”

“I didn’t like the path I was going down.  I wasn’t making good choices and I wanted a fresh life and people I could count on.” Julie is 42 years old and lives with intellectual disabilities.  Since she decided to turn her life around, she’s never looked back.  That’s...

Pine Tree Camp is never boring

In our lives when you spend time at a place long enough, you realize each place has its own distinct rhythm. Pine Tree Camp has always had a rhythm that you would never call normal. But it’s okay, normal is boring. Camp is a myriad of adjectives, but it’s never...
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