Koinonia Foundation Tennessee

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244 N Peters Rd
Knoxville, TN 37923
+1 (865) 888-7365
http://www.kftn.org

The Koinonia Foundation Tennessee, established in 2001, is dedicated to enriching the lives of individuals with disabilities through a range of needs-based programs that promote lifelong learning and community engagement. With its Camp Koinonia and various recreational initiatives, the foundation aims to create inclusive experiences that foster emotional, social, and physical benefits for participants of all ages.

Through their ongoing commitment to support adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities, the Koinonia Foundation strengthens families and builds a caring community in Knoxville. Their efforts are made possible by the generosity of donors, volunteers, and staff who collectively contribute to the foundation's mission of promoting fellowship and personal growth.

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