04/21/2026
Spring in the Valley Festival has been one of the most meaningful parts of our journey over the past five years.
It began in 2021, in a time when people were craving connection more than ever.
We created it as a space for the entire community to come together outdoors in a way that felt fun, welcoming, and truly inclusive. Live music, local vendors and artists, food trucks, a petting zoo, and kids playing side by side.
It quickly became something really special.
But what mattered most was never just the event itself.
Because each year, Spring in the Valley made something deeper possible. Direct support for families who have children with disabilities across Northwest Georgia.
Through your support, families received adaptive equipment, therapy tools, accessibility support, and experiences that created lasting memories. Over time, that impact has grown into tens of thousands of dollars directly gifted to families.
We’re especially grateful for partners like Relentless_Chiropractic, who served as our presenting sponsor for multiple years and played a meaningful role in helping bring this event to life.
As we’ve grown, so has our community.
There are now more inclusive events, more opportunities, and more ways for families to connect than when we first started, and that’s a good thing.
So we asked ourselves:
Where can we create the deepest impact now?
And with that clarity, we’ve made the decision to move forward without Spring in the Valley.
Instead, we’re focusing on what has always been at the core of our mission. Directly supporting families, funding meaningful giftings, and expanding opportunity in a more intentional way.
The heart behind Spring in the Valley is not going away. It’s becoming more focused. More intentional. And more impactful for the families we serve.
If you’ve supported Spring in the Valley Festival in the past, we would love for you to continue that impact with us!
🌟 You can give directly to a family in our local Northwest Georgia community here: https://givebutter.com/spring-in-the-valley-impact-campaign-upclww
Because this has never just been about an event.
It’s about families, and what’s possible for them moving forward. 💛🩵
