Pineland/Camp Pioneer

Pineland residents headed back to school.

Funds raised through the Troup County Sheriff’s Office’s Captain’s Dinner made the installation of the new generator at Camp Pioneer gym on the Pineland campus possible. Special thanks to Troup

Pineland residents taking part in swim lessons at the recreation center. This ensures our youth are equipped with knowledge of how to swim while with us and when they go

Pineland residents and staff enjoyed the 4th of July at Great Wolf Lodge.

Rainy days….Can a day of indoor entertainment and gaming be a suitable alternative to sunshine? Yes it can!

Angela Kenyon, representing Milliken & Company’s Live Oak Plant, generously extended her support to the Pineland staff by donating bedding essentials, showcasing a commendable commitment to community welfare.

After my father kicked me out, I was lost, hurt, and alone—wondering if my life had purpose. In my darkest moments, I held on to Psalm 34:18, “The Lord is

Slade Butler set out to find 20 kids to give Easter baskets to, but with the help of his friends, he ended up with enough baskets for 40 kids! We

They have arrived. Allegiance Flag Supply donated four American flags for the flag poles at our children’s homes. Thank you for your gift and a quality product that is made

Pineland Board Chairman Mickey McCoy and Director Sonya Goddard accept a donation from the LaGrange Lions Club President, Sheriff James Woodruff. The donation will benefit the Captains Dinner, an upcoming