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Christopher’s Hemophilia Benefit was started 11 years ago in honor of Christopher, Ambrosio, right, who was born with the genetic bleeding disorder. Above, Christopher at the March 29 event with, from left, his brother, Connor, his mother, Kelly, his sister, Kelsey, and his father, Danny.

Lynbrook family's benefit supports hemophilia foundation

More than 400 community members filed into the Coral House in Baldwin to eat dinner, vie to win prizes and raise more than $38,000 for the National Hemophilia Foundation on March 29, as part of the 11th annual Christopher’s Hemophilia Benefit. more

By Melissa Koenig | 4/10/19

About 400 local residents came to the Coral House in Baldwin on March 16 to support Christopher Ambrosio, 13, center, who suffers from hemophilia, a blood disorder. Christopher attended the event with his mother, Kelly, his father, Danny, his brother, Connor, 12, and sister, Kelsey, 8.

10th annual hemophilia benefit for Lynbrook teenager a success

Most of those who attended the 10th annual Christopher’s Hemophilia Benefit, in support of a Lynbrook teenager suffering from a rare blood disorder, donned green instead of the usual red. more

By Mike Smollins | 4/5/18

The organizers of the event gathered for a photo.

Christopher welcomed his ‘crew’ at benefit

A benefit for was held at the Coral House in Baldwin last Friday for Lynbrook third-grader Christopher Ambrosio. Christopher is an 8-year-old with hemophilia, a genetic bleeding disorder. All … more

By Mary Malloy | 3/13/13

Do you believe in Super Heroes?

Christopher Ambrosio, a first grader at West End Elementary School, is admired by those closest to him as a hero. His parents, Danny and Kelly Anne, talk of his strength, which speaks volumes. And others like Lynbrook village board trustee Tom Atkinson are inspired by the youngster. more

By Clarissa Hamlin | 5/5/11

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