'Camp Fire Heart of Oklahoma' Promoting Mental Health Awareness With Virtual Camp

Saturday, May 9th 2020, 7:58 am

By: News9.com

OKLAHOMA CITY -

Jennifer Gradnigo with Camp Fire Heart of Oklahoma joined News 9 on Saturday to talk about Mental Health Awareness Month.

CampFire will also be holding a virtual summer camp, for more information click HERE

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