Somerset County Gazette – 8th November 2016 The company have raised £680 through a summer fair as a way for Gary’s work collegues to celebrate his life, and raise funds for Cardiac Risk in the Young. The charity support bereaved family members and raise awareness for young sudden cardiac death. Read more
Radio DJ David Burns talks to new CRY Patron Vincent Regan about his reasons for supporting CRY and the Suzuki Violins fundraising concert. Listen here (Starts at 2:48:49)
beverleybs.co.uk – 7th November 2016 CRY representative Rich Fell visited the building society as CRY were named to receive £250 donation. Read more
ITV news – 4th November 2016 The charity Cardiac Risk in the Young (CRY) is trying to boost screenings to help youngsters who may have an undiagnosed heart condition. Read more
St Helens Star – 4th November 2016 A charity launched in memory of 21-year-old, James Nicolas, will hold heart screenings at Langtree Park this November. The James Nicholas Foundation was launched by his family and they have made it their mission to raise funds and awareness in support of Cardiac Risk in the Young – a
brookeweston.org – 1st November 2016 Brooke Weston Academy took part in a non-uniform day and raised more than £1400 for the charity CRY, Cardiac Risk in the Young. As well as promoting the work of the charity the Sixth Formers also spoke about the need for first aid training so that those on the scene can
Kent Sports News – 3rd November 2016 Trust foundation patron Steve Craddock announced that the Tour de Kent would be returning next summer to aid various charities, including Cardiac Risk in the Young. Read more
Northwich Guardian – 3rd November 2016 The swimathon is held at the Northwich memorial court, and organised by the rotary club of Northwich. Swimathon organisers are hoping to see 48 teams taking part in next year’s charity fundraiser. This years event raised £12,000 with the proceeds going to a varity of charities, including Cardiac Risk in
Clitheroe Advertiser – 2nd November 2016 28 year old Ed Stockton has his hair and beard shaved off for charity, raising almost £2,500 in the process. The proceeds went to Cardiac Risk in the Young (CRY), in memory of his sister Vicky who died ten years ago. As well as a way to keep Vicky’s memory
Liphook Herald – 31st October 2016 The school has raised more than £22,000 during the last school year. Charities supported include Macmillan, Teenage Cancer trust and Cardiac Risk in the Young (CRY). Many of the events over the academic have been suggested by the students and have included coffee mornings, entertainment evenings and challenge events. Read