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Zac Brown and Kendra Scott Win $25,000 For Camp Southern Ground On ABC’s “Celebrity Family Feud”
United by a shared commitment to giving back, the couple turned their game show victory into support for children, veterans and military families
August 3, 2026
Multi-platinum, GRAMMY ® Award-winning artist, Zac Brown, and Founder, Chief Visionary Officer of her namesake lifestyle brand, Kendra Scott, won $25,000 for Brown’s Camp Southern Ground during an appearance on ABC’s “Celebrity Family Feud,” bringing national attention and support to Brown’s nonprofit’s transformative programs for children, veterans and military families.
Joined by Zac Brown Band member Jimmy De Martini, Zac Brown Collective COO Chris Sherrer, and Kendra’s personal assistant Tyler Kain, Team Zac & Kendra faced country star, Mickey Guyton’s team, which competed for Equal Access. The appearance reflected Brown and Scott’s longstanding commitment to philanthropy and their shared connection to Camp Southern Ground, whose mission helped bring them together. Brown’s longstanding commitment to veterans and military families was recognized at the 2025 American Music Awards, where he received the inaugural Veterans Voice Award.
Founded by Brown in 2011, Camp Southern Ground is located on 411 acres in Fayetteville, Georgia. The organization creates intentional experiences that help participants develop confidence, resilience, connection and purpose, with an impact that extends to their families, workplaces and communities.
During the summer, Camp Southern Ground hosts inclusive, week-long residential camps for children ages 7 to 17, bringing together typically developing children, children with neurodevelopmental differences and youth from underserved and military families. Its model creates a shared experience where children of different backgrounds and abilities can build confidence, empathy and a genuine sense of belonging.
Camp Southern Ground also serves veterans and military families year-round through four tailored programs: Warrior PATHH, which facilitates post-traumatic growth among combat veterans; Warrior Week, which helps veterans build meaningful and fulfilling lives following military service; Warrior Family Camp, designed to strengthen family relationships and communication; and Warrior Song, which supports veterans pursuing careers in the music industry.