Executive Director

Erin “Sprinks” Ross is a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) with over 15 years of experience in specialized overnight camps. She is passionate about creating inclusive, joyful environments where people of all abilities, especially those who think and learn differently, can thrive. Sprinks brings a neurodiversity-affirming, compassionate, and flexible approach to behavior and camp leadership, grounded in a deep commitment to the belief that all behavior is communication, and we must seek to understand what’s beneath behavior to build genuine connections and relationships. Outside of camp and consulting, she enjoys spending time with her family and being a toddler mom.

Camp Director

Kristin “Breezy” McMaster discovered special needs camping while completing her undergrad degree in Baltimore on an eventual quest for medical school. What started as a gap year at YMCA Camp Marston in California became a gap decade of working with kids on the autism spectrum and with medical needs, including as a director at Dragonfly Forest and Camp Tall Tree. Along the way, Breezy found that she’s happiest chasing a dream that we can all lead with curious empathy to build a world where everyone gets to show up as their whole authentic self. She believes whole heartedly that finding your people changes everything.

Program Director

Ash Dunn is an experienced facilitator, trainer, and camp professional who found their way to camp through a love of adventure and a passion for making the outdoors more accessible to everyone. Since starting as a day camp counselor in 2020, Ash has worked with a wide range of campers and communities, including respite camps, therapeutic groups, teens, leadership programs, and schools. They believe in the transformative power of adventure education and are happiest creating spaces where kids can take risks, find confidence, and experience the joy of being outside. Outside of camp, Ash serves as chair of the ACCT Queer Advocacy & Support Affinity Group.

Director of Community and Belonging

Kim "Kaygee" Green-Tuitt brings more than 20 years of experience creating camp programs rooted in community needs and building spaces where people feel safe, seen, and genuinely welcome. She believes camp has the power to change the world, and she’s passionate about making sure that camp magic belongs to everyone. At SkyWild, Kaygee brings that vision to life through staff training, culture-building, and a deep commitment to equity, belonging, and making space for every camper and staff member to show up as their whole self. Outside of camp, she stays busy tending to her houseplants, spoiling her dogs, and adventuring with her husband, Jerome.