The Rotary Club of Peachtree City is proud to announce the successful completion of a new Sensory Path for its grant recipient, Camp Southern Ground. The project, aimed at enhancing the therapeutic amenities of the campus, will serve veterans, campers, and families who utilize the facility.

The installation of the Sensory Path was originally estimated to be a six-hour labor-intensive project. However, in a display of remarkable efficiency and teamwork, Rotarian volunteers rallied to complete the entire installation in just two hours.

The expedited timeline provided an immediate benefit: veterans and their families visiting the campus were able to utilize the new path that very same afternoon.

"I am incredibly proud of our volunteers for getting the job done so quickly," said Chavdar Zradkov, President of the Rotary Club of Peachtree City. "To take a project estimated for six hours and finish it in two speaks to the dedication and work ethic of this club. It was a joy to see the path ready for use immediately."

This initiative directly supports the vision of District Governor Steve Ivory and his focus on supporting "Service Heroes." By enhancing the facilities at Camp Southern Ground, the Rotary Club is directly serving the military and veteran families that the camp supports throughout the year.

About Camp Southern Ground 

During summer, Camp Southern Ground hosts campers for week-long residential camps. For the remaining weeks of the year, the organization supports military and veteran families, and partners with proven organizations that host remarkable programs at the state-of-the-art facility. Additionally, the facility can be leased for retreats, corporate events, and galas.

As an inclusive camp, Camp Southern Ground serves children ages 7-17, from all socioeconomic backgrounds, races, and religions, with programs that challenge, educate, and inspire. They bring together typically developing children, children with neurodevelopmental differences, children from underserved areas, and children from military and veteran families. The organization believes that by including as many children as possible, they create a stronger community that can learn and grow together.