Join Us in Making a Splash!
Your gift makes countless ripples and lasting connections.
Whether you’ve been part of Camp Sumatanga for years or you’re just learning about us, your involvement helps shape the future of this special place. Together, let’s keep Sumatanga a space where campers and guests of all ages can connect, grow, and experience Christ for generations to come. Our goal is to raise $150,000 to support current and future camp projects.
Your 2026 gifts will help facilitate camp projects like:
- A New Pool – For generations, the pool has been where camp memories are made: cannonballs, belly laughs, and friendships that last a lifetime. We’re beginning the journey toward a new pool designed with safety and accessibility in mind, so every camper can join in the fun regardless of mobility or physical ability. This is a long-term project we hope to complete in the next couple of years, and every gift helps move us closer to that vision.
- Accessibility Ramps – We believe camp should be open to all. New ramps across camp will make it easier for campers, guests, and families of every ability to reach the spaces where community and worship happen. These improvements help ensure no one is left on the sidelines.
- Wrought Iron Railings – Safe, sturdy railings along steps, walkways, and porches help everyone move around camp with confidence. Durable wrought iron will provide lasting support and safety while complementing the natural beauty of our mountain setting.
- Air Compressors – Behind every great camp experience is equipment working hard out of sight. Replacing aging air compressors helps keep camp operations running smoothly so our staff can focus on welcoming and serving guests.
- Air Conditioning Repairs – Alabama summers are no joke! Reliable cooling keeps campers and guests safe, rested, and focused on what matters most: spiritual growth, community, and connection with God. These repairs help us offer warm hospitality (and cool rooms) in every season.
Gifts to Creating Camp Connections are unrestricted, allowing Sumatanga to direct funds where they’re needed most.