In a recent meeting of the Allegheny County Council, members recognized the impactful work of Kevin Giza and Aaron Natskezi, co-founders of the Perfect Pitch Camp, which supports deaf and hard of hearing children in Western Pennsylvania. The council celebrated the completion of the camp's 11th annual session, highlighting its role in inspiring young participants to realize their potential without limits.

The camp has garnered significant support from local organizations, including parrot charities and the use of PNC Park, as well as acknowledgment from leaders in professional sports. This recognition underscores the camp's commitment to providing enriching experiences for hearing-impaired youth.

During the meeting, Giza expressed gratitude on behalf of the camp and its beneficiaries, noting that Natskezi was unable to attend due to coaching commitments for his daughter's volleyball team. Giza emphasized the honor of receiving the proclamation and acknowledged the ongoing efforts of the council and community members in supporting local initiatives.

The proclamation, dated August 27, 2024, serves as a testament to the positive impact of the Perfect Pitch Camp and its dedication to fostering an inclusive environment for children with hearing impairments.