Project: Cameron's Story

Project: Cameron's Story

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501 c 3 Public Charity A Miracle is Born! On February 16th, 2009, our son, Cameron Jace Quartiers was born. He was just 10.2 inches long.

He came into this world under some of the scariest of circumstances, 16 weeks premature, weighing 530 grams (equivalent to just under 1 lb 3 oz.). Cameron joined his big sister Schuyler who was just 2 years old at the time to make our family complete. While the circumstances surrounding his birth were anything but typical… to his dad, big sister, and I – he was instantly the love of our lives! Sto

Photos from Project: Cameron's Story's post 06/15/2026

We had a very special day with our foundation at the Albany Medical Center's 2026 NICU Reunion event. What a well-planned, meaningful event! We gave away nearly 100 books, assisted with dozens and dozens of decorated cookies, provided crafts to little ones, caught up with nurses and doctors who knew Cam. And met nurses and doctors who did not know Cam but know and understand his legacy. We had lots of parents and caregivers tell us emotional stories of what their books meant to them. And I got to celebrate all 3 of my NICU warriors today.

Favorite quote of the day: (Upon seeing Cam's big sister, Schuyler -19 years old and all grown up) a nurse said, "That can't be the same pig-tailed little girl who was such a big helper to Cameron in the NICU!!"

Photos from Project: Cameron's Story's post 06/14/2026

Seventeen years ago, I walked through the doors of Albany Medical Center carrying hopes, fears, and dreams for my newborn son, Cameron.

Like so many NICU parents, I lived one day at a time. I celebrated small victories, worried through difficult moments, and learned just how strong a tiny baby—and a family—can be. At the time, I couldn't see beyond our own journey. I certainly couldn't have imagined that one day I would return, not only as Cameron's mom, but as the founder of Project: Cameron's Story.

This year, Project: Cameron's Story has been invited to participate in Albany Med's NICU Reunion, and it is difficult to put into words what that means to me. Albany Med was the first hospital we partnered with when we began our mission, and it remains the place where Cameron's story began.

Over the past few weeks, I have been reading the posts from families sharing photos of their children and updates on how far they have come. Every picture tells a story of perseverance, hope, and love. Every smile is a reminder that miracles don't always arrive in the way we expect them to—but they arrive nonetheless.

Seventeen years ago, I never could have imagined that Cameron's life would touch families he would never meet. I never could have imagined that the little boy who inspired one book donation would inspire hundreds of thousands of books delivered to NICUs across New York State. I never could have imagined that his story would become part of so many other stories.

And yet, here we are.

While I wish more than anything that Cameron could be standing beside me at this reunion, I am humbled by the good that has grown from his life. What began as a mother's love for her son has become a community of kindness, compassion, and support for families walking a journey that we know all too well.

To the NICU graduates, the parents, the nurses, doctors, and caregivers—and to everyone who has supported Project: Cameron's Story over the years—thank you. Thank you for allowing Cameron's legacy to live not only in memory, but in action.

I look forward to celebrating these incredible children and families and honoring the place where Cameron's story—and so many others—began.

Photos from Project: Cameron's Story's post 06/04/2026

Every year I get to watch something so special. As you know our foundation gives away three $1000 scholarships to local seniors who are pursuing a degree in the medical field AND who have a strong history of voluntarism. 2 of those scholarships can go to a student from any high school in New York State. But one of those scholarships must go to a student graduating from Glens Falls High School. This is what would have been Cameron's home school. It is where his brother and sister attend.

Each year I have watched as Cameron's big sister, Schuyler presented this award and as Cameron's little brother, Liam sat next to me to cheer the whole process on. HOWEVER, Schuyler graduated last year and Liam moved on to the high school, so this morning I got to watch HIM deliver the speech and make the presentation with his sister (and my Dad) sitting next to me. Such an important way to honor Cam's life and to help others too!

(Although Liam presents the award, he only finds out who the recipient is a couple of days before the actual ceremony.) This year we had 85+ applicants!!

We are so proud to present one of the 2026 Cameron Jace Quartiers Memorial Scholarships to GFHS Senior, Chloe Wright!

(We have 2 other recipients from other school districts who have not been announced yet.)

05/25/2026
Photos from Project: Cameron's Story's post 05/10/2026

Thinking of the babies and mothers who are in the NICU on this special holiday. Recently, Project: Cameron's Story shipped books to all families in the NICU's at the hospitals we partner with in time for Mother's Day. We have been doing this for years because we think it is so important. We hope that this small, simple gesture can help bring a little bit of normalcy - and a lot of bonding! - for these babies and their mommies! Much blessings to these tiniest of fighters - and to the families who love them!

04/30/2026

BIG NEWS!!

We, here at Project: Cameron's Story, are proud to announce that we have partnered with the NICU at New York Presbyterian Westchester Hospital. We will be sending out our first delivery of books to them in the next week. NY Presbyterian Westchester NICU will officially be our 23rd hospital in New York State that we have partnered with!! We are so excited to extend our reach and help more families throughout New York!

03/08/2026

So proud of all of the students, staff, and community members who helped make this possible. The number of people and organizations helped by the South High Marathon Dance is AMAZING! Go Bulldogs!! We are SO proud of you all!!

Photos from Project: Cameron's Story's post 03/06/2026

We are absolutely THRILLED to send out a HUGE thank you to all 102 collection sites that were an instrumental part of the 17th Annual PCS Bookraiser! We could not have done any of this without them. We are in awe of them all! EVERY SINGLE book collected represented one family who is being helped, being supported, being SEEN. Thank you from the bottom of our hearts!

**All of the names are listed below. Check out the collage of pictures as many of our sites eagerly opted to share their book totals!!

Jackson Heights Elementary School
The Iannotto Family
The Quick Little Free Library
Shannon DuMond EXIT Realty Homeward Bound
The Cappiello Family
Stepping Stones Nursery School
Cambridge Central School
Oliver W. Winch Middle School
Tanglewood Elementary
ASCEND Mental Wellness
Big Cross Street School
Queensbury Middle School
North Warren CSD
South Glens Falls High School
Queensbury High School
The Fletcher Family
Well Child LCSW PLLC
The Queensbury Hotel
The Saratoga Hilton
Catamount Consulting
The Joyce Stock Snuggery at Glens Falls Hospital
FinMar Comfort LLC (Heating & Cooling
Excelsior University
Warrensburg Central School
Kingsborough Elementary School
John W. Danforth Company
Ballard Elementary School
Glens Falls Middle School
Mahoney Alarms
Beech-Nut
The Sullivan Family
Truly Yours Custom Framing, Inc.
Queensbury Taxi
First Presbyterian Preschool (Glens Falls)
Farm Credit East Greenwich Office
The Eden Family
Schuylerville High School
Queensbury Elementary School
Lake George Elementary School
Lake George Jr/Sr High School
Kensington Elementary School
Carr-Hughes Productions
Greenwich Central School
Hudson Falls Kindergarten Center
Whittemore Dowen & Ricciardelli CPA's
The Gaudreau Family
Dana Bishop
The Silo
William H. Barton Intermediate School
Glens Falls High School
Geyser Road Elementary School
Hadley-Luzerne Central School District
Fort Ann Central School District
Garvey VW
Hudson Falls Primary School
Whitehall Elementary School
LARAC
Center for Early Learning
Eddie Bauer - Lake George
Local 649
Adapt Fitness
Hudson Falls Intermediate School
Oak Tree Pediatric Dentistry
Hoosick Falls Central School
The Bensalah Family
The Pond Family
Hartford Central School
Abraham Wing Elementary
Little Angels Center
Warrensburg Elementary School
Farnsworth Middle School
Guilderland Elementary School
Pinebush Elementary School
Lynnwood Elementary School
Westmere Elementary School
Guilderland High School
Altamont Elementary School
Okte Elementary School
The Potter Family
Granville Central Junior-Senior High School
The DeMarsh Family
Hudson Falls Middle School
Dorothy Nolan Elementary School
Columbia Sportswear Outlet
Harrison Avenue Elementary School
Putnam Central School
Maple Avenue Middle School
Goodales Furniture
Moreau Elementary School
The Frank Family
Advokate
Austin Dickinson & Family
Oishei Children’s Hospital of Buffalo
The Pullmain Family
Fort Edward UFSD
VRES K-Kids Club
City of Rensselaer City Hall
The Mooney Family
The Kirk Family
Helping Paws Veterinary Hospital
Iroquois Health Association
TCT Federal Credit Union

Photos from Project: Cameron's Story's post 03/06/2026

A heartfelt THANK YOU to our TOP 3 “Bookraising” Collection Sites for the 17th Annual Project: Cameron’s Story Bookraiser!

Altogether, these 3 collection sites raised 5,394 books of our 32,138 book total!!

Read more about each site’s collection. Then, check back tomorrow morning as we share with you ALL 102 of our incredible collection sites for the 17th Annual Project: Cameron’s Story Collection.

We are so grateful for this amazing community so dedicated to the mission of helping babies bond with their families.

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Glens Falls, NY
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