Shop manager waxed for CRY
Frome Standard – 9th November 2013 A Frome convenience store manager raised nearly £300 for charity. Paul Clews, manager of McColl’s, was waxed by customers to raise money for CRY
09/11/2013
Frome Standard – 9th November 2013 A Frome convenience store manager raised nearly £300 for charity. Paul Clews, manager of McColl’s, was waxed by customers to raise money for CRY
Staff McColl’s, Odiham celebrated Halloween by decorating the store with a spooky makeover and holding a fundraising day in aid of CRY. Read More
Swindon Advertiser – 31st October 2013 Shop employees at six venues across Swindon put on their costumes in order to take part in a charity fun day to raise money and awareness for CRY. Read More
Gazette & Herald – 31st October 2013 A Chippenham McColls manager has volunteered to have wet sponges thrown at him as part of a fundraising day for CRY. Read More
The Northern Echo, 28th October 2013 Fundraisers are to endure leg and chest waxing to raise money for the CRY. James Manners will have his legs waxed at the shop tonight. Read More
A mother who whose son, Adam Rowbottom, died from an undiagnosed heart condition, has teamed up with her local corner shop to raise funds in his memory Read More
Sunderland Echo, 26th October 2013 A year after his death, the friends and family of Kevin Paterson have raised more than £16,000 in his memory. Read More
Belfast Telegraph, 24th October 2013 Mother of James Steen, Deirdre Steen has talked about the importance of screening after no cause of death could be found for her son. Read More
ITV News, 21st October 2013 The family and friends of Kevin Paterson, who collapsed and died during the 2012 Birmingham half marathon, have competed in this year’s event in his memory. Read More
Clacton Gazette, 19th October 2013 The mother of Andrew Gard, Caroline Gard, has helped launch a new campaign in Frinton to raise awareness of sudden cardiac death. Caroline has been working with CRY since her son Andrew died of sudden heart failure in 1997. Read More