Fruit of the Spirit Basketball Ministry supports the All-Inclusive Playground Project

Drew Barton, founder of the Fruit of the Spirit Basketball Ministry, selected Project Sevier and the All-Inclusive playground project to be one of the 2014 recipients of the profit made from the basketball camp.  The money donated was split between the Sevier County Food Ministry and Project Sevier.

Project Sevier would like to thank Drew Barton and the Fruit of the Spirit Basketball Ministry for their generous donation of $1,000 to the All-Inclusive playground that will be coming to Sevierville City Park in the near future.  Thank you so much for helping bring this much needed playground to the area to allow children and adults of all ablitities to learn and grow together.

Photo: Drew Barton (Bulldog t-shirt) and the Fruit of the Spirit Camp leaders with Miss Emma (Project Sevier's little ambassador and her sister, Hannah).

Project Sevier Partners with the City of Sevierville

Project Sevier partners with the City of Sevierville to change the Sevierville City Park playground to a play area that will allow children and adults of all abilities to grow and learn together.  Click the link below to view Channel 8 News report on Project Sevier and the City of Sevierville working together for an all-inclusive playground.
Channel 8 News: Sevierville Partners with Project Sevier

Six year old Miss Emma helps Project Sevier promote the All-Inclusive playground project for Sevier County through this video that will draw you into Miss E's world.  As you watch the video notice she is on a regular playground and she is playing alone.  If other kids were on the playground Miss Emma would have an even greater difficulty playing.  Help Miss Emma bring a playground to Sevier County that will allow every child, even those without special needs, a place to play. This playground will allow kids to learn from one another and it doesn't separate the special needs from everyone else.  Let's All Play Together!

Country Tonite Theatre recently donated over $5,000 to Project Sevier, Inc. a non-profit organized for development of an all-inclusive playground where children with special needs can play along side other children throughout the entire playground. Jeff Taylor, with Country Tonite Theatre “As a parent of a special needs child, I understand the importance of having a playground available to families in Sevier County. Physical play is crucial to the motor development of young children with special needs.” To Learn how you can help make this playground a reality by contacting Project Sevier, Inc. at 865-368-5455 or visiting their website atwww.projectsevier.blogspot.com.
Pictured: Kevin Wilson of Country Tonite, Kathy Cole and Lisa Bremer with Project Sevier, Inc. and Jeff & Laurie Taylor of Country Tonite.

Gatlinburg Christmas Parade

Over 45 Sevier County Residents showed their support with Project Sevier members as they marched on December 7 through the Gatlinburg Christmas Parade.  Project Sevier would like to thank all those who support the playground project.  Keep spreading the word!

Project Sevier Marches in the Sevierville Christmas Parade

Project Sevier and many supporters marched in the Sevierville Christmas parade on December 2 to promote the all-inclusive playground for Sevier County.  The parade was a blast! Many brochures were handed out and the word is now out about this amazing project.

Project Sevier at the Sevier County Fair

Visit Project Sevier's booth at the Sevier County Fair to learn more about our current project.  We are working hard to bring Sevier County a "One of a Kind" playground that would allow children, with or without special needs, enjoy the outdoors.  

Come visit us!  We would love to share our project with you!