On July 27th, while hiking at a summer camp in Tennessee, 15 year-old Camden Callihan was killed by a falling tree.

Camden's parents, Justin and Christie, and his sisters, Kinley and Sawyer, will long be struggling to navigate life without their impossibly kind, goofy, imaginative, and gentle son and brother, while also attempting to manage a slew of unexpected expenses and logistic hardships.

The Callihan family is already overwhelmingly grateful for the profuse practical, spiritual, and emotional generosity that they've received from their beloved community, and they have never been more cognizant that aid comes in many forms.

In light of pending medical bills, funeral expenses, mental health services, lost work, etc., we would like to provide those who may be looking for a way to channel their support, a means of doing so that would be immensely helpful in navigating what is sure to be a challenging road ahead.

Any funds raised in excess of what is needed to cover expenses directly related to the accident will be used to honor Camden's legacy in the form of charity and/or scholarships to support causes that were near and dear to Camden's gigantic heart, including reading, nature, and animals.