Thank you and congratulations to the 15 CRY runners who took part in the Vitality London 10,000 on Monday 30th May 2016, including CRY Consultant Cardiologist Professor Sanjay Sharma! The atmosphere in Green Park, was, as in previous years, incredible. Nearly half of the CRY runners came to the meeting point before the race began and
The evening for me was an extremely emotional night but also enjoyable in that all Aaron’s close friends attended with their partners and families. Aaron’s friends have been a huge support to myself, Gary and Hollie since we lost Aaron. Christmas was Aaron’s favourite time of year and that was where the idea came from to
Our ridgeway walk was a big success again we raised a whopping £2710! It’s our second year doing this for CRY in our son Richard’s memory, we all had a great day and finished off with a lovely BBQ at Brownlows cafe at Ashridge Monument. Thank you so much Ian & Jensigne for doing this for
Since I learned about Ollie’s sudden death and the work Cheryle and Graham have done in his memory to raise awareness and to fund screenings, I’ve been wondering how I could help. Every year, I volunteer with the British stand of the International Bazar, working the whole weekend to sell British products to visitors and selling
A team of 5 of us embarked on the 100km walk from London2Brighton to raise awareness for CRY and in Leanne Faulkner’s memory. None of us have ever tried anything like this before and to be honest I don’t think we knew what we had let ourselves in for. Michelle travelled over from Portugal, Laila travelled
The day went really well, the weather was kind to us as it’s really exposed and open out on the Yorkshire Dales. There were 4 or 5 major climbs involved and the descents were some of the fastest we’ve ever done! The views were quite breathtaking and the atmosphere and organisation was excellent. We particularly enjoyed
I ran the Edinburgh Half Marathon with my son-in-law. The half marathon was a great event. It was a pleasure to promote CRY again and make a small contribution to the necessary funds that go towards the much needed work that the charity undertakes. Jack Hegarty
Angelfest5, the popular beer and music festival held at Longmead, the home of Tonbridge Angels FC, over the Bank Holiday weekend saw a record number of attendees with over 30 real ales on offer, a top line up of local bands and for the first time entertainment for children. Festival organiser and Angels Events Manager, Darren
Two teams and one minute of applause marked the start of a football match played to honour James who passed away in his sleep on the 14th March 2016. The charity match was the idea of fellow footballers Charlie Ashton, Jake Sampson and Josh Benjamin. Hundreds of family, friends and fellow footballers attended the memorial match on
Firstly the night was very successful and plenty of people turned up. Previous to the night we raised £325 through our JustGiving page. From ticket sales and a raffle on the night we raised £1023. In total we raised £1348. Daniel Paton