Academy of Country Music hosts camp finale at Grand Ole Opry for adults with Williams Syndrome

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WTVF) — The Academy of Country Music (ACM) hosted a week-long camp for adults with Williams Syndrome that ended with a grand finale on the Grand Ole Opry stage.

"It's truly the highlight of the year," stated ACM Lifting Lives Executive Director Lyndsay Cruz. "Williams Syndrome is very rare. It's one that affects one in 60,000 people and... to be able to communicate and meet other people that have the same diagnosis is just so beneficial for them."

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