Albany County Correctional Facility for Children's Benefit Albany NY

2 Ways To Support Previous ACCFCB 'Courage Award' Recipient

*Connor Moran age 21

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Connor was diagnosed at age 12 with Crohn's Disease & Osteoporosis. He underwent Bowel Resection Surgery, and had 3.5 feet of bowel removed. Connor was home-schooled due to his limited physical abilities and being severely underweight. He has limited mobility and is easily fatigued. 

ACCFCB met Connor and his family in their home for the first time on Saturday, Dec 1, 2007. Connor was the recipient of ACCFCB's 'Courage Award' at our 4th annual 'Teed off for Tots' golf event held June 27, 2008 for his positive attitude while coping with this debilitating disease.

We encourage you to please support this effort on Connor's behalf.

*ACCF for Children's Benefit supports seriously ill children in the Capital Region to the age of 18, our thoughts and prayers are forever!

Child's 'Courage Award' T/B Presented June 28, 2013...

Cameron Stackman, age 12 celebrates the 10th anniversary of his double organ transplant surgery.

Cameron was born November 1, 2001 with a condition known as Gastroschisis- (Intestines outside of his body). He lost all but 2cm of his small intestine due to the intestines being kinked cutting off blood flow. From day one it was known he'd need an intestinal transplant.

Cameron received his transplanted liver and small intestine on February 6, 2003 at Mount Sinai Medial Center in Manhattan. The transplant was a complete success.

Cameron was the very first child that ACCFCB supported and we're proud to honor him and this milestone at our 2013 'Teed off for Tots' golf banquet!

6 Year Old Double Amputee, James Deere Taking Steps

James Deere Takes 13 steps at Minor Improvements Pediatric Physical Therapy

James Deere was an active boy until April 12, 2010 when he entered AMCH emergency room with a very rare strep type A blood infection. Typically this bug results in a sore throat. James decompensated very quickly into kidney failure, septic (Lack of blood and oxygen to tissue), and suffering from toxic shock (Bacterial Infection) due to the strep entering his blood stream. James' left arm and right leg was amputated to save his life. After spending nearly a year in the hospital, James finally came home on 2/23/2011. James continues his recovery and is slowly showing signs of improvement.