Community answers YES in call for donations

  • Teacher Courtney Harper’s group takes a photo by the front sign before heading on their ‘wild adventure.’ CONTRIBUTED
    Teacher Courtney Harper’s group takes a photo by the front sign before heading on their ‘wild adventure.’ CONTRIBUTED
  • Teacher Alison Bass and group meet with a Wild Adventures employee and pose with her to show off their souvenir cups that were paid for by Sinclair Oconee Homes of Milledgeville’s donation. CONTRIBUTED
    Teacher Alison Bass and group meet with a Wild Adventures employee and pose with her to show off their souvenir cups that were paid for by Sinclair Oconee Homes of Milledgeville’s donation. CONTRIBUTED
  • This trip gave many of the YES Program students new experiences including visiting a water park and being able to lounge in the lazy river. CONTRIBUTED
    This trip gave many of the YES Program students new experiences including visiting a water park and being able to lounge in the lazy river. CONTRIBUTED
    Educational Coordinator Alicia Jenkins, with the YES Program, raised more than $5,000 dollars for Oak Hill Middle School students to visit Wild Adventures, near Valdosta, this summer as part of their summer camp experience. “Alicia has done a phenomenal job working with the community and utilizing community support to lead us to this wild adventure,” said Sequena Stanton, director...

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