Meet Camrin – A Fighter, A Survivor, A Visionary

Camrin is a 24-year-old former student-athlete who came to Phoenix to pursue his dreams at GCU, leaving behind a difficult upbringing in the foster care system in California. But everything changed when he was diagnosed with a rare, aggressive form of brain cancer called medulloblastoma. 

After undergoing emergency brain surgery, Camrin survived – but the complications left him legally blind and wheelchair-bound. In the midst of radiation therapy and chemotherapy Camrin became a father to a babygirl, Aspen who is about 10 months old now. Camrin is unable to go back to school or work at this time. Despite these devastating setbacks, Camrin’s spirit remains strong. He continues cancer treatment and works daily to regain his strength through therapy and rehabilitation.

Right now, Camrin is living in a long-term care facility, but it’s not a place built for his growth, safety, or independence. His dream is to live in his own apartment with access to adaptive technology, support services, and a community that empowers him, not limits him.

Our family has been Camrin’s support system since day one. We’ve adapted our home, driven him to every appointment, and advocated every step of the way. Now, we’re asking to help Camrin secure his own apartment for him and his family of three.  

️ What Your Donation Will Support:

Safe and accessible independent housing

In-home caregivers & mobility support

Assistive technology for the blind

Furniture, adaptive tools, and appliances

Continued medical & transportation costs

Your support will not only help Camrin live safely and with dignity — it will allow him to pursue college again, create a home, a safe place to raise his daughter and become the father he so wishes to be without limits.

Even a small donation makes a big difference. Please share and help Camrin take the next step toward independence.

Thank you for believing in him — and for helping us prove that disability doesn't define ability.

With love,

Camrin, Angelina and family