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Help us prepare for the 2024 camp! 

Please consider donating to allow these 

smiling faces to return to camp

year after year! Any support you can

​offer is greatly appreciated! 



Thank you to all those that came out to the Anderson Woods Hoedown to support and celebrate in our mission! The event would not have been a success without our wonderful sponsors! 

​ Platinum Sponsors:
Edward Jones Investments, (Richard Kurzendoerfer)
German American Bank
Jasper Engines and Transmissions
Kimball International
Kathy Roemmel
Springs Valley Bank & Trust Company
Charles & Jan Stenftenagel
Uebelhor Developments
Robert & Karen Whitten

Gold Sponsors:
Best Home Furnishings
Nicholas Olinger DMD, PC
Beth & Ryan Phillips
Uebelhor Chevy Cadillac Toyota
Wabash Valley Produce, Inc.

Silver Sponsors:
Buechlein & Associates, P.C. CPA's
Cave Quarries, Inc.
Clay Street Eyecare
Cooper Contracting
Debbie K Allen State Farm
Erny Sheet Metal, Inc.
Finishing Touches
Fischer Electric
Freedom Bank
Furniture Componenets, Inc. Jim & Louise Gutgsell
Giesler Dental
Hoosier Business Machines, Inc.
Jasper Group
Krempp Construction Inc.
Meyer Distributing
Tara & Luke Schnaus
Seng Pediatric Dentistry
Southern Grace Cabin, LLC
Universal Design Associates, IKnc.





















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About Anderson Woods

Nestled along its namesake, the Anderson River in rural Southern Indiana, Anderson Woods was founded in 1978, and is a private, not-for-profit corporation chartered to provide summer camp experiences, as well as other services, for children and adults with intellectual disabilities. The founders of Anderson Woods, Judy and David Colby, shared a vision of providing an experience that would foster self-esteem and empower these Special Ones to fulfill the potential within.  From 3 campers sleeping in tents the first summer, our camp, which spans 165 acres in Perry County, now welcomes hundreds of campers of all ages and disabilities who sleep in four cabins each summer.  Our aim is to provide self-confidence, dignity, and choices to persons with disabilities who, too often, are given none.  It is with much humility and hope that we walk forward to serve these Special Ones.