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Fish 4 Tish & Camp Carefree

Our Secretary Monica Summers, does camp each year for the clients of Piedmont Health Services and Sickle Cell Agency (PHSSCA) at Camp Carefree for a week. We have incorporated the Fish 4 Tish program as part of the Fun Day each year, in honor of "Smiley", she was a camper and then returned as a counselor.

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Fish 4 Tish

Sickle Cell Camp Week at Camp Carefree

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Fish 4 Tish

Sickle Cell Camp Week at Camp Carefree

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Camp Carefree

Each week is focused on a different type children illnesses for free!

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Fish 4 Tish Coordinator

This is Alex Martin one of our coordinators of Fish 4 Tish. Getting ready to start showing the children how to fish.

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Fish 4 Tish Coordinator

Our Vice-President, Michael Davenport is more than a Board Member, he is also the other coordinator of Fish 4 Tish. He is ready to get these children fishing.

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Ready To Fish

The children was beyond ready, had Alex and Michael very busy.

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Future Fishing Woman

Fishing was not only for the males, the females wanted in on it as well.

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Working Those Rods

Keeping the rods right for the youth.

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Fishing

The youth do not waste anytime fishing.

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Coordinators Working

These two men love to fish but it is youth day today.

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I Am Focused

Do not bother me, I am catching me a fish today.

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We Can Too

The girls are saying we can handle this fishing as well.

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We Ready

Look at the girls getting it in.

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Where Are The Boys

It looks like the girls are taking over this fishing sport.

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I Caught The First Fish

This young man pulled up the first fish for the day.

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Today We Fished

The youth did some fishing today for Fish 4 Tish.

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Making Sure 

Coordinators gave pep talk, youth checking rods and putting them away safely, until next year.

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