Daniel Hughes

This memorial fund has been set up by the family to help CRY (Cardiac Risk in the Young) reduce the frequency of young sudden cardiac death through supporting CRY’s screening programme.

The aim is to fund the screening of young people within the local community.

Latest News

Coniston to Barrow Walk in memory of Dan Hughes

On Saturday the 10th of May Dave and Sue walked 21.1 miles from Coniston to Barrow raising funds and awareness for CRY. It took 6 hours and 56mins to complete the walk in very hot conditions through some beautiful scenery.

Trojan Games in memory of Dan Hughes

On Wednesday April 30th a team from Rolls Royce and BAE Systems took part in the Trojan Games hosted by the Royal Navy at Hawcoat park, Barrow in Furness. The afternoon included games of rounders, bucket ball and a tug of war competition. Due to the bond of friendship that...

CRY Update Magazine Issue 95

Issue 95 of the CRY Update magazine covers all news, events and fundraising from September - December 2024.

Frankie Hughes addresses parliament after uncle died in sleep

Read the full article here An inspirational Stoke-on-Trent schoolgirl has journeyed to London to speak to MPs about her family’s charity work. Frankie Hughes has been fundraising for the Cardiac Risk in the Young (CRY) charity from an early age. Her uncle, Daniel Hughes, tragically passed away in his sleep...

CRY Screening in Oldfields in memory of Daniel Hughes

On the 5th & 6th of April we supported 2 days of screening at Oldfields Hall Middle Scholl in Uttoxeter financed by the local Rotary club at which 195 Young people were screened.

Curry night fundraising event

2 of Daniel’s life long friends, Craig Mason and A.J. Mainwaring, along with their colleagues from ATS construction hosted a curry night at a local restaruant on Monday the 7th of April it raised money for his memorial fund. The evening was held at the multi award winning Alessi Indian...

CRY Screening in memory of Daniel Hughes

On the 25th & 26th of January 2025 197 people were screened with 21 individuals requiring for follow up. The 2-day event took place at The Siemens Energy site, Teal Park, Lincoln. Thank you to everyone at Siemens for their hospitality and for making us feel very welcome

Screening in Stoke-on-Trent in memory of Dan Hughes

Read the full article here Around 250 students have been checked for heart problems as the inspiring parents of a popular postie keep his legacy alive. The sessions held at Newcastle College also come after the death of a student who passed away last year from a heart condition. The...

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Donation Total: £10.00

Kay Lawrence

13/07/2025

Amount Donated

£20.00

John Dooley

13/07/2025

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£10.00

James Ecclestone

13/07/2025

Amount Donated

£10.00

Anonymous

05/07/2025

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£10.00

David Hughes

18/06/2025

June fundraising

Amount Donated

£2,355.00

Preventing young sudden cardiac deaths through awareness, screening and research, and supporting affected families.

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Daniel Hughes

Latest News

Coniston to Barrow Walk in memory of Dan Hughes

Trojan Games in memory of Dan Hughes

CRY Update Magazine Issue 95

Frankie Hughes addresses parliament after uncle died in sleep

CRY Screening in Oldfields in memory of Daniel Hughes

Curry night fundraising event

CRY Screening in memory of Daniel Hughes

Screening in Stoke-on-Trent in memory of Dan Hughes

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