One of the best parts of preserving history is discovering the ways it is still unfolding today. Recently, as part of a project to digitize ICO’s collection of historic photographs, we came across a photo from the Trinese Jones Summer Day Camp. In it were two young campers and childhood best friends: Ellice and Lakeisha. At the time, it was simply a snapshot of two friends spending another summer together.

Dear Friends of Inner County Outreach,  Grace and peace to you in the wonderful name of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ.  As I reflect upon our 40th Anniversary Celebration, Golf Tournament, and Summer Day Camp Funding Campaign, my heart is filled with overwhelming gratitude. On behalf of my wife, Roslyn, of 49 years, our wonderful daughters and family, our Board of Directors, leadership team, staff, volunteers, and the thousands of

Long before Kamari Norton became the leader of ICO’s billing department, she was a camper looking forward to the Trinese Jones Summer Day Camp (TJSDC), fun field trips, and kickball games against other youth programs in the area.  Kamari first became involved with Inner County Outreach through the TJSDC in 2006. Through the program, she built meaningful relationships, gained confidence, and was surrounded by mentors who encouraged and supported her growth during

In 2024, Amanda first connected with Inner County Outreach while participating in a mentoring program at a detention center. At the time, she was facing significant challenges and uncertainty about her future, but she made a promise: when she completed her sentence, she would reach out for support. True to her word, she did just that.  Following her release, Amanda was required to complete two years in a recovery housing program. During that time, she