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Kingwood community, let’s come together for one of our own. - Kingwood

Kingwood community, let’s come together for one of our own. - Kingwood
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Published: Apr 02, 2026, 12:58pm

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On March 13th, 22-year-old Cami Kristoff, was struck by a car while walking on a crosswalk on her way home from work. Cami is a proud Class of 2021 Kingwood High School graduate and recently graduated from Oklahoma City University. She had just moved to Chicago to begin an exciting new chapter when this accident occurred.

Cami has suffered multiple serious injuries and has already undergone major surgery. She is currently in the ICU and faces a long, difficult recovery, including the challenge of learning to walk again.

Cami’s parents Jeff and Stephanie Kristoff, Kingwood business owners of Clubhouse Playcare, are doing everything they can to support her during this time. They are navigating running a business, extended stays in Chicago, travel, and the many unknowns that come with her recovery.

Funds are being raised to help cover medical expenses, travel, temporary housing, rehabilitation, and other needs as they arise. This support will allow the family to focus fully on Cami’s healing.

If you’re able to give, any amount truly makes a difference. If not, your prayers, shares, and support mean just as much. Her GoFundme page and additional details can be found here:

https://www.gofundme.com/f/team-cami-helping-her-heal

Let’s rally around this Kingwood family and show them the strength of our community.





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