The impact gallery

In October of 2018, 20 Sumn media and networking agency did a segment on Cameron's story, personal struggles, and work in the community for their one year anniversary.
​In December of 2018, Cameron was a part of a toy giveaway in downtown Newport News alongside Councilwoman Saundra Cherry, Vice Mayor Tina Vick, and Chief of Police Steve Drew.  "I admire the dedication Councilwoman Saundra has for, not only the community, but the people in it. Hundreds of families were able to go home with gifts for the holidays. People like her have been a huge influence in my life and motivate me to always be a man my community can depend on; so anytime she calls I’m holding her down." - Cameron Bertrand
​Cameron regularly volunteers at the Newport News Juvenile Detention Center Downtown where he plays chess with, mentors, and uplifts the youth there.
"It was so dope to return as a speaker for the second year in a row at the 9th Annual Boys Conference. Being able to to travel, to be on a platform to influence communities and the people in them, and tell my story under my own personal brand has been a dream come true. I met people today who have already had an impact on my life. Can’t wait to share details on how amazing this event was , but for now I am ready to celebrate what has been a life changing week for me." - Cameron Bertrand
​Last summer Cameron had the pleasure of speaking as a panelist in Congressman Bobby Scott's roundtable with the city of Hampton.
Last summer, Cameron also partnered with multiple organizations including Empowering Youth for Positive Change and Virgin Grooves to host a second annual National Night Out block party. The event was attended by Mayor Price, Attorney General Howard Gwynn, Chief of Police Steven Drew, Captain Rob Coleman, and many supportive and encouraging members of the neighborhood.
​In April of 2018, Cameron was acknowledged as a community service honoree by the 900 Men Strong Organization of Norfolk.
"I've been volunteering my time in the streets and trenches outside of my career for years because it’s what I love to do. I’m not big on receiving awards for work that I know has to be done, so it took months for this one to digest. I am completely honored to be recognized on such a large platform that the distinguished gentlemen of the 900menstrong organization have been able to provide. Tomorrow will be another one for the books, and I appreciate who has supported me along the way." - Cameron Bertrand
In January of 2019, Cameron Bertrand was recognized by The Catalyst Effect during their "Love Thy Neighbor" community event. Cameron was nominated by four of his friends and partners in service to be acknowledged for his support, love, and activism in the community.