Welcome to Team CRY We are so grateful you have chosen to cycle for CRY in the RideLondon-Essex 100 2023.Here is everything you need to get started with important information for the event, fundraising, social media, volunteering and paying in donations.Please read through each section carefully, and visit the links for all raising awareness materials, CRY
A donation of £2,000 was made to CRY by the Southampton Round Table 4. This donation has been allocated to the Ryan Carter memorial fund and will go towards screening young people.
Sean Billington was devastated when his close friend died suddenly. Mark Hudson was only 33 when he had a heart attack in his sleep and never woke up. Determined to do something, Mr Billington will leave Bermuda in March and spend three months walking 1,172 miles across Britain with a 40lb rucksack as a fundraiser for
Jasper Bryan Cook Our Story We lost our darling Jasper on 21st January 2022, suddenly and unexpectedly, just 5 weeks before his 9th birthday. Jasper was a kind, thoughtful and fun-loving little boy with no apparent health issues. He had tested positive for Covid-19 just 3 days before he passed and had seen an Out of
A donation of £500 was made to CRY by the Netley Marsh Steam & Craft Fair. This donation has been allocated to the Ryan Carter memorial fund and will go towards screening young people.
Great North Run Write up 2022 . Previous Next Simplyhealth Great North Run 11th September 2022Congratulations and a huge thank you to the 38 runners who took part in the Great North Run for CRY on Sunday 11th September 2022!It was a brilliant day, with good running conditions with the weather being sunny and warm. With
Looking back at 2022… We are so proud of everything CRY has achieved this year with the help of our supporters. Here is a look back at some of the past years events. CRY Event Write Ups London Marathon Read More Great North Run Read More RideLondon-Essex 100 Read More London Landmarks Half Marathon Read More
On 26/11/2022, an afternoon of music celebrated the life of David Hill. Three acts performed a combination of covers, medleys and original songs in the Loreburne Hall, Dumfries. The event opened with powerfully emotive words from David’s father, Rodger Hill who was supported on stage by family members Lesley Hill, Alex Service, Georgia Graham and Sharon
On Sunday 9th October, after months of early morning training, blisters and tears, and together with my amazing friend Helen Vaites, who has been by my side since the day we lost Harry, we run the Royal Parks Half Marathon in Harrys memory. Being cheered on by the crowds was so encouraging, and never realised until
I met Simon’s mum Michaela in May 1995 when Simon was 5 years old. I was thai boxing at that time and Simon took an interest in this, he was a very energetic boy and loved putting on the gloves to spar with me as often as he could.Tragically, our lives were turned upside down in