The Knutsford Guardian, 6th November 2018 The Knutsford First Responders joined up with the Aaron Dixon Memorial Fund at CRY and screened 103 young people on Saturday 3rd of November 2018. Read more
Northwich Guardian, 29th August 2018 The annual Whitegate Walk will take place on Sunday 11th September in memory of Whitegate United player, Mike Clarke. The walk will be raising funds for CRY and St Luke’s Hospice. Last year, over 200 walkers took place, raising £2,500 for local charities. Read more
Manchester Heart Centre Sprinters ran the Simplyhealth Great Manchester Run and 10K 2018 for CRY. Mrs Emma Watson
Northwich Guardian, 23rd April 2018 Nunsmere Hall Hotel hosted a regular ladies’ event with Creative Connecting last week – a fashion show, an afternoon tea, and a raffle. The event raised £360 for CRY ahead of screenings in Hartford. The screening are being organised by Debbie Dixon, who was also in attendance, in memory of her
Knutsford Guardian – 7th February 2018 A mum who lost her son due to a sudden cardiac arrest at 23 has answered an appeal by Knutsford Community First Responders Trust for a donor to help fund their upcoming screening day. Read more
Leyland Guardian – 1st February 2018 The Tipping family, who festively decorate the outside of their house in Cottam every year, have raised more than £8,000 for local charities including the Jordan Grant Memorial Fund for CRY. Read more
The screening, in memory of James Nicholas, took place at The Hub, Liverppol on the 23rd July 2017. 104 young people were screened.
Back in May, myself and my 2 children organised a cake sale at their cycling club track session, to raise money for C-R-Y in memory of Charlie Craig. Charlie was a very talented young cyclist, racing in the Youth category in both mountain biking and cyclo-cross. We had watched him and cheered him on at the
We are Manchester Metropolitan University Cheshire Campus, based in Crewe, Cheshire. We held an hour and a half charity netball tournament event in aid of CRY. We raised overall £300 in our event which included students from all different clubs/societies within our campus. We will be raising money throughout the year for CRY as they are
Lancashire Evening Post – 17th October 2017 Chris Vaughan and Simon Mulholland raised more than £2,000 for CRY and Severn Hospice by cycling from Kendal to Shrewsbury. Read more