Camp Encourage – Movie Benefit
Camp Encourage’s Movie Benefit was held recently at the Screenland Crossroads. Dr. Beth Rosemergey and Dr. Charles Orth served as the honorary chairmen. The twenties-themed event featured a short documentary showing a day in the life of a camper, delicious treats and silent and live auctions. Camp Encourage serves children with autism spectrum disorders and proceeds from the event will be used for summer camp scholarships.
Also featured in the January 26th issue of The Independent
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| Jarrett Vollrath, Dr. Katie Cook, advisory board member; and David Cook |
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| Trudy Gosnell, Lindsay Long, Jesse Gilkey, and Stacey Gilkey |
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