largest 4-H center. It is centered on the Rock Eagle, which is an eagle made out of rock, which was made by the Native Americans. It has 57 cabins, an auditorium, a chapel, and dining hall. During the summer, Rock Eagle holds 1,000 campers every week for seven weeks. The camp can hold a maximum of 1200 people at any one time. Not only is the camp home to many 4-H'ers, but it also houses many other organizations, when 4-H'ers are not there. Rock Eagle holds many events other camp, like State 4-H Council, Fall Forum, Jr. Conference, Jr. Rally, District Project Achievement (DPA), and more. Cabin number 37 is the G. C. Adams cabin and was funded by many donations from Newton County citizens. In 1952 the Covington Women's Club led a project to raise $10,000 to fund the cabin. Over 9,000 children ages 9–19 annually attend one of Georgia 4-H's Camps' for a week, each summer. Georgia 4-H has 5 separate 4-H Centers each with its own camping program. Every camp is a world unto its own, with a theme full of high adventure, friendship and fun. The 5 Georgia 4-H Centers are Wahsega 4-H Center located in Dahlonega, Georgia Burton 4-H Center located on Tybee Island Camp Jekyll located on Jekyll Island Fortson 4-H Center located in Hampton, Georgia Rock Eagle 4-H Center located in Eatonton, Georgia and known as the largest youth center in the world Note: In 2004 Camp Fortson was officially opened to replace camp Truitt-Fulton. The camping program and counselor program are considered highly effective. The Georgia 4-H Counselor Alumni Association represents 4-H counselor alumni who continue to support Georgia 4-H. Notable alumni Arch Smith, State 4-H Leader (2011–present) and University of Georgia College of Agriculture and Environmental Science senior public service associate faculty member. Lee Berger, State 4-H President 1984, National Geographic Explorer and Paleoanthropologist. Winner of the 1st National Geographic Prize for Research and Exploration Carol Buffard, actress, played the lead role in Junie B. Jones, the Musical Bob Burton, CEO of Flowers Inc. Balloons and burton + Burton, famous for the "greeting card balloon" Bo Ryles, State 4-H Leader and Director of 4-H 1994-2009. Clovers and Company Director and Co Director 1983–present. Maxine Burton, president of Flowers, Inc. Balloons and burton + Burton, famous for the "greeting card balloon" Rosalynn Carter, former first lady and wife of President Jimmy Carter