Sponsoring the CRY Heart of London Bridges Walk 2023 The CRY Heart of London Bridges Walk 2023 offers participants the opportunity to show support for CRY, remember/support those affected and help raise awareness of young sudden cardiac death. 6,500 people have taken part in the last five Heart of London Bridges Walk, raising well over £300,000.
The Edinburgh Reporter, 16th February 2018 Hiberian defender, Lewis Stevenson has donated £40,000 to CRY in memory of David & Jenni Paul. Lewis said, “I am pleased to be able to hand over the cheque to CRY in memory of Jenni and David Paul. David’s loss was very difficult for us all to deal with at
Thank you for joining us at the CRY Information Day. We hope you found the day to be both helpful and productive. We would be most grateful if you could spare us a few minutes of your time to complete the short questionnaire below. It will help staff at CRY to evaluate the day.
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Please complete this form if you have gained your own place in the London Marathon and you would like to run for CRY.
Biddulph Rotary Club asked TeamJord to join them collecting with Santa and his sleigh this Christmas. These are my very good friends offering there support on the very cold night. Together we collected £333 for Jordan’s charity in his memory. Nicola Burndred
in July 2017 a group of young people aged 15-17, from Crewe and Nantwich area, doing NCS (National Citizen Service) were looking for a charity to fundraise for. A friend of Alison’s called Darryle, who was leading the group, asked if it would be ok to fundraise for Ceri’s Memorial Fund for CRY. Alison agreed and
Gymophobics Nantwich was the venue for a CRY cake bake on Wednesday 22 November 2017. Alison is a member of the gym and organised the event in memory of her daughter, Ceri. Gym members were extremely generous in donating a vast range of delicious cakes and others supported by buying and eating them. Another gym member
I did the Hull 10k in June 2017 after the recent passing of a teacher at school of mine. I was very close to him and considered him a good friend, and someone who I spoke to daily. He had a cardiac arrest whilst playing football and lost his life far too early. I wanted to
Chronicle Live, 14th January 2018 Eleven year old Harry Steel is looking to honour his Father & Uncle with an abseil off the Tyne Bridge. The bridge is a place that holds dear memories for Harry, and him and his Mother, Lisa Steel are trying to find the right people to make Harry’s dream become a