Two-year-old Keegan Delcamp, of Batavia, has already had open-heart surgery. He still needs a transplant.
Two co-workers of Keegan's mother, Ronette Wolcot, from Attica, and Marcy Mabon, of Oakfield, are sitting atop Mabon's home to help raise awareness of Keegan's plight and encourage cash and recyclable donations.
The women started their rooftop sitting at noon today and will stay there until midnight noon tomorrow (Sunday).
They said the word got out fast today (mostly through forwarded text messages) and they've had a big turn out, including one man who dropped off -- anonymously -- $500 in cash first thing. They've received other $500 donations, as well.
The pile of cans and bottles in Mabon's yard is about 4 feet high. Co-workers have already raised $2,000.
Mabon said there is no limit on how much they need to raise -- Keegan's needs are just too great.
To make a donations prior to noon (Sunday) drive out to 3781 Batavia-Elba Townline Road.
Is this family still in need
Is this family still in need of donations? If so, does anyone have their contact info? I'd like to make a small donation.