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The brother of a Sacred Heart University football player who was killed in a crash hosted a camp to help other kids.

Cy Menard died about a year ago in a car crash on Route 17 in Saddle River. Authorities say the 19-year-old was speeding and not wearing a seatbelt. It happened just as he started playing for Sacred Heart University.

Kensel Menard is on a mission to help other kids and says it has been therapeutic. The kids were reminded to always wear a seatbelt and to remember that no one is invincible.

More camps are in the works with a scholarship fund.

Cy Menard was dedicated to helping others and wanted to be a nurse.