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Calor Gas Ltd support CRY

CRY is delighted to announce that Calor Gas Ltd have chosen to support CRY from October  2009, in memory of Scott Rennie, who was the son of their Managing Director, Stephen Rennie.

Stephen Rennie, Calor's Managing Director says, “The death of any young person is a tragedy but the fact that far too many young fit people die every week through the lack of proper screening programmes must be addressed.  We will do whatever we can to support CRY in this important task.”

CRY is very grateful for Calor's support which will enable us to progress our ambitious initiatives.

Calor UK contribute over £59,000 to CRY since 2009
CRY is delighted to report that Calor UK has contributed a total of £59,234.46 to CRY between  September 2009 and  March 2011.  The money has been  raised through a range of staff activities and sponsorship of events, including sponsorship of the 2009 CRY Parliamentary Reception; a Calor team taking part in the Royal Parks Half Marathon 2009 and 2010;  the BUPA 10k 2010; dress down days; miscellaneous sales;  barbecues; golf days; a laptop donation initiative; book sales; holding collection boxes  at  Calor  Centres; raffles; Calor's 75^th anniversary celebrations; Calor’s Gift of the Gas scheme and funding  of the testmyheart tour in Leamington Spa in September 2010.

CRY Philips Test My Heart Tour 2010 visits Leamington Spa - 25th to 27th October 2010
Calor UK funded 3 days of screening at Leamington's Sainsbury's supermarket, as part of the CRY Philips Test My Heart Tour 2010.

Calor Gas CRY Parliamentary Reception - 8th June 2010
CRY corporate supporters, Calor Gas, kindly organised a Parliamentary reception for CRY to raise awareness within Westminster of CRY’s work. The reception took place on Tuesday 8^th June in the Jubilee Room.  This was not long after the General Election, and all current MPs were invited.  The reception was sponsored by Vince Cable MP,  Roger Gale MP and Graham Stringer MP and was attended by 22 MPs as well as Calor and CRY staff and representatives - including Professor Sanjay Sharma and CRY Chair, Hugh Mulcahey.