Cameron’s would like to share an update on one of the families that we have been blessed to meet, Pauline, Kevin, La Dreama and Paul.
Read MoreCameron’s would like to share an update on one of the families that we have been blessed to meet, Pauline, Kevin, La Dreama and Paul.
Read MoreCameron’s Crusaders would like to extend a Thank You to everyone that helped and supported us in 2019.
Your support has enabled us to assist 30 families this year. We were able to provide gas cards, grocery cards, adaptive equipment, lodging for families, assistance with utilities and physical therapy.
Read MoreHope everyone has enjoyed their summer, it went by fast. We have been busy at Cameron’s with fundraising, giving back to our community and assisting children and their families.
Read MoreDiana Gardner, a founding member of our Board of Director and Cameron’s mother has gone on to “greater things.” Read More
Giving Tuesday is a global day of giving that harnesses the collective power of
individuals, communities and organizations to encourage philanthropy and to
celebrate generosity worldwide. Read More
Cameron’s Crusaders and Bug’s Bikes met the sweetest young lady when we delivered Grace’s new bike to her. Read More
Cameron’s Crusaders is happy to announce that our online store in now open. Read More
We are thrilled to be the recipient of Winspire’s third Donation Give-Away drawing of 2018!
When most people hear this, they think of the usual list, Superman, Batman, Ironman, Wonder Woman and all of the other comic book and movie characters. Read More
We were recently asked by a loving grandmother if we would “join the village” and help her newest grandson Paul.
Paul Gallagher was born on November 10, 2017. He has the rare diagnosis of Severe Combined Immunodeficiency (SCID), which without specialized treatment is fatal. SCID may be best known from news stories and a movie in the 1980’s. David, the “Boy in the Bubble,” who was born without a working immune system. SCID is the result of an immune system so highly compromised that it is considered almost absent.