In Carroll County, GA, a heartwarming event reminded the community what compassion really looks like. The Carrollton Police Department and Carroll County Sheriff’s Office hosted their annual Special Forces Camp, welcoming 50 students with disabilities from local schools for a day filled with fun, inclusion, and care. The camp is free for families, but its impact is immeasurable. Crystal Jackson, an adapted teacher at Sharp Creek Elementary and part-time Kona Ice worker, volunteered to serve at the event and asked if the company could offer a discount. Instead, Kona Ice donated all treats to the kids and officers. Crystal stayed long after her shift, making sure every child felt seen. She even arranged for a sugar-free option for a child with diabetes. This event wasn’t just about games and treats. It was a celebration of kindness, teamwork, and the people who go above and beyond to make every child feel special.