About Us
Abilities in Harmony is an adaptive show choir camp started in Onalaska, WI by Sierra Lyon. She was inspired to provide an opportunity for middle and high school students with the chance to experience the joy of show choir after living with a family who have two children that love to sing and dance, but are not able to participate in show choir because of their disabilities. She worked with her former show choir director, Richard Moses, to start a camp for students with special needs in the Coulee Region.
The first camp was in the summer of 2017 with eight students participating, and the camp was so loved by all who were involved that a winter camp was held the following February with 16 students participating. The camp is growing in size and popularity which has led to the camp being split into a middle and high school camp. There have been six camps held at Onalaska High School thus far.
After the first camp, Sierra began receiving inquries from across Wisconsin asking if this opportunity could be brought to their community. In the summer of 2019, there were camps held in Neenah, Wisconsin, De Pere, Wisconsin, Holmen, Wisconsin, and St. Paul, Minnesota. There are plans for additional camps to be planted in the summer of 2020.
The organization is now a tax exempt 501c3 non-profit organization. Contact us if you would like further information.
The first camp was in the summer of 2017 with eight students participating, and the camp was so loved by all who were involved that a winter camp was held the following February with 16 students participating. The camp is growing in size and popularity which has led to the camp being split into a middle and high school camp. There have been six camps held at Onalaska High School thus far.
After the first camp, Sierra began receiving inquries from across Wisconsin asking if this opportunity could be brought to their community. In the summer of 2019, there were camps held in Neenah, Wisconsin, De Pere, Wisconsin, Holmen, Wisconsin, and St. Paul, Minnesota. There are plans for additional camps to be planted in the summer of 2020.
The organization is now a tax exempt 501c3 non-profit organization. Contact us if you would like further information.
