For the fourth year, our family will shave our heads in honor of our son and brother, Camden.

Cam fought leukemia for six years. He endured more treatments, hospital stays, and procedures than any child ever should. We hoped each treatment would be the one that finally gave him a lasting cure - but one never came.

Each year, we will continue to show up, shave our heads, and raise money for childhood cancer research in his memory. Because we know firsthand what a cancer diagnosis means for a child and their family—the fear, the uncertainty, the endless treatments, and the desperate hope that the next treatment will be the one that works.

We want children with cancer to have better options. And we want them to have the chance at the long-term cure that Cam never got.

Every donation made through this fundraiser will go directly to Cam’s CammersTough Fund through the St. Baldrick’s Foundation, which supports research focused on pediatric cancer, with the fund supporting research specific to the aggressive leukemia that took Cam's life. We need research that leads to better, safer treatments—and ultimately, cures that last.

Four years of shaving our heads is a small gesture compared to what Cam endured. But we believe that showing up year after year, raising money, and keeping his name connected to this fight can make a difference.

We can’t change Cam’s story. But together, we can help change the stories of those families who are facing childhood cancer today. Will you help us fund the research to find cures?