Thanks to Impact Cryotherapy for helping to support Cameron’s Cause at the SEC Sports Medicine Conference! Learn more about them here!

Great story about how a Magoffin County woman’s heart has led to life saving devices in our schools and quite probably those across the state. Click here to view the full story.

For every university considering cryo that stops by the Impact Cryotherapy booth at the SEC Sports Med Conference, they will donate $100 to Cameron’s Cause! To find out more about the organization check out their website here!

Love helping protect young hearts? Love burritos? Stop by Chipotle in Highland Heights, KY on Monday November 7 from 4-8PM and do both! Just mention Cameron’s Cause or show them this flyer in print or on your smartphone and Chipotle will donate 50% of the proceeds to Cameron’s Cause! Simple, yummy and possibly life-saving!

We are excited to announce that we are now members of the Youth Sports Safety Alliance! They are a group comprised of more than 250 members ranging from parent advocate groups, research institutions, professional associations, health care organizations, and youth sports leagues. YSSA has one goal; make America’s sports programs safer for young adults. To find out more about the organization check out their website here!

If you were watching Channel 5 News lately, you may have seen a segment on Cameron’s Cause and some of the help we are providing. If not, you can view it here on the Channel 5 website!

Cameron’s Cause together with First Church of Christ in Burlington donated an AED to Haiti this spring! We are grateful for the opportunity to help the people of that community who may suffer a heart emergency in the future.

An AED provided by Cameron’s Cause may have saved the life of a Walton Verona teen. To hear more, visit this link to the Channel 5 WLWT news story.

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Well, it’s official, the soccer field at Scott High School has been named after Cameron! It is such an honor to have this memorial to Cameron as he had so much love for soccer and for his school. Thank you all for your support and for all those that helped make this happen. Go Eagles!

My name is Autumn Schneider and I am asking for your help. On August 4, 2014 the Kenton County Board of Education approved to name the Scott High School Soccer field after Cameron Kelly Batson. Cameron was a student athlete and art student at Scott High School. Cameron was a former soccer player, that collapsed and died on the field on October 6, 2010 while scrimmaging with the current team. He had suffered a sudden cardiac arrest. After the autopsy report, his younger brother Logan, also a soccer player was diagnosed with the same life threatening conditioning arrthymogenic right ventricular dysplasia. Logan also a student athlete at Scott was no longer allowed to participate in any strenuous activity.

After Cameron’s death, his parents, Dave and Laura Batson established Cameron’s Cause a nonprofit organization along with NKEMS,Inc. that has placed more than sixty Automated External Defibrillators (AEDs) in schools and sporting arenas at no charge. They have made it their mission to better educate schools and communities about sudden cardiac arrests and AEDs. They have partnered with Children’s Hospital in Cincinnati and continue to work with the Heart Institute to provide heart screenings for teens.
I am asking for your help with raising money for the sign Cameron Kelly Batson Field to be placed on the Press Box facing the soccer field at Scott There will also be two boulders placed onsite with plaques one with Cameron’s Story the other regarding Cameron’s Cause. The Eagle Club at Scott is sponsoring a Run/Walk to be held at Scott on November 1, 2014 at 9:00am. I am asking for all sports, clubs, and students to come out and support this event. If you could pass this flyer on to your parent representative or whomever helps with emails to the team members and parents. I have also set up a Memorial Fund at Fifth Third Bank called Cameron Kelly Batson Field Memorial Fund. Anyone can go in and make a deposit to help fund this. They could also mail their donations with check made out to Cameron’s Field to c/o Autumn Schneider, 746 Vincent Drive, Taylor Mill, Ky 41015. Scott High School has an alumni website that has this information and can make a contribution with a credit card that way. We would just like to raise enough money to get this done and it would be a great way for the community to support this family that has suffered a great tragic loss. Thanks for your consideration; hopefully you will be able to help.

See attached flyer for more info.