News & Updates

See & read about what is going on in the Warm Beach Camp & Conference Center community

The New Horsemanship Donor Relations Coordinator

Warm Beach Camp is excited to announce Mary-Grace Wallace as the first Horsemanship Donor Relations Coordinator!

Mary-Grace was born and raised in Sedro Woolley, Washington. She attended Central Washington University, has a background in Genealogy, a Veterinary Technician degree, and is currently taking online equine classes to expand her expertise within the equine field.

Mary-Grace has diverse work experience, including being a Veterinary Technician, a contractor for the Washington State Treasurer’s office for fifteen years, worked as a fundraising consultant for local and national organizations where she received crucial 501 c3 nonprofit training, and most recently worked for a small genealogy business, “Family Tree Nuts.”

By the divine orchestration of blending her skills, passions, and calling, Mary-Grace has been led to Warm Beach Camp. However, this is not where her journey with Camp began.

At ten years old, Mary-Grace attended summer camp at Warm Beach Camp with her church. She first interacted with horses during a vaulting activity down at the Barn, instantly fell in love, and her lifelong passion began. During the weeklong stay, Mary-Grace learned the concept of having a personal relationship with Jesus and found it fascinating that you could converse with God.

Warm Beach Camp has been pivotal in her personal and spiritual development. So, when her youngest daughter Khloe was interested in participating in Pony Club and discovered that Horsemanship offered the program, Mary-Grace knew it was the right place for her daughter to be. Khloe has been a Pony Clubber for four years, and Mary-Grace has routinely volunteered at the Barn as part of the curriculum. She discovered the care and love that the staff have for one another and the horses and yearned to get further involved.

Since starting at Warm Beach, Mary-Grace has seen how God is actively calling the right people to serve at Camp. She said, “I can see His design in bringing everyone together. Each person has a different personality and skillset perfectly catered to their role. You cannot miss the intricate details of God here. It’s everywhere you look.”

Mary-Grace is the mother of four children: Hunter (23), Christian (23), Kaileigh (16), and Khloe (13). She enjoys traveling, hiking, and having movie and game nights with her two daughters, and she loves cheering on Kaileigh at her softball and volleyball games.

Welcome to the Warm Beach Camp team, Mary-Grace! We are so glad you are here!

Click Here to learn more about the Horsemanship Programs at Warm Beach Camp.

The Barn Changed Me

Before the barn, I felt like I was missing something—like my purpose began and ended with being a mom and a wife. While those roles are sacred, I knew deep down there was more of me waiting to be found. I was searching for myself… learning how to honor my truth, how to listen to my own voice, and how to step into confidence in who I am. Then I found the barn. And slowly, quietly… it began to change ...

Celebrating the People Who Make Camp Possible

At Warm Beach Camp, gratitude isn’t just something we say—it’s something we live. Every season, every camper story, and every moment of transformation is made possible through the faithful support of an incredible community. That’s why The Great Camp Thank You, previously known as Warm Beach Camp Ministries Open House, is such a meaningful tradition. It is our opportunity to pause, gather, and say from the bottom of our hearts: Thank you! On Sunday, May 17, 2026, Warm Beach Camp will ...

A Therapeutic Experience

Each summer, Warm Beach Camp has the privilege of welcoming teens and adults who have intellectual and developmental disabilities to Camp SunSparrow to attend a week of Day Camp. During this time, they have fun, make friends, and gain new and impactful life skills and experiences. Amidst the busyness of the summer months, one activity that stands out is the thoughtfully coordinated horse encounter, which is brought by Warm Beach Horsemanship team members one afternoon a week. This activity has ...