Anyone Can was born from a lifelong passion for helping kids grow and thrive. With a background steeped in education our founder, Caleb Albert, initially followed a path towards teaching but soon discovered his true passion—"It wasn't until I saw the impact that camps had on kids, that I knew I had a different calling."
 

After graduating from the University of Georgia in 2011, a journey of discovery led Caleb to Camp Ocean Pines in California, where the importance of social and emotional learning became clear. It was here that the vision for using camp environments to teach collaboration and life skills took shape. Teaching high school biology further reinforced the idea that impactful learning often happens outside the traditional classroom, and returning to camp each summer deepened this commitment.
 

An opportunity to direct a camp in California provided invaluable experience in running all aspects of a successful program, but the pull of home led Caleb to return to Georgia. Shortly after, Caleb got the chance to help launch a new camp in Fayetteville, created by country star Zac Brown, and solidified his mission: to create inclusive, accessible programs where children of all backgrounds can connect, learn, and grow together.
 

With experience working with neurodiverse kids, veterans' families, and underserved communities in Atlanta, the vision became clear. In Fall 2023, Anyone Can Camps was founded with the goal of making a meaningful difference in the lives of Atlanta's youth. Guided by core values of curiosity, confidence, and community, this initiative is dedicated to creating enriching camp experiences that empower children to reach their full potential and positively impact their communities.