Freya Davidson

Freya Davidson

Our beautiful, loving daughter Freya Davidson passed away suddenly on the 16 January 2023 aged just 18 following a cardiac arrest.  Freya had always been fit and healthy and had never been ill.

Freya was a kind, caring, intelligent young woman who had just started studying Biomedical Science at Cardiff University, with the long-term aim of undertaking medical research and helping others.

Freya had her whole life ahead of her.

Freya had a wonderful, infectious personality and made a positive impression on everyone she met.

Words cannot describe the loss that our family and Freya’s friends feel, but hopefully, through the help of everyone, we can fundraise to continue Freya’s legacy and bring the work CRY does to light so that more screening can take place, more information can be provided, awareness of cardiac risks in the young can be raised and additional medical equipment can be bought.

This memorial fund has been set up by the family to help CRY (Cardiac Risk in the Young) raise awareness of young sudden cardiac death, support those affected, support CRY’s screening programme and fund research and pathology.

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WPA Complete Fundraising Challenge in Memory of Freya Davidson

A TEAM from a Taunton health insurer spent the entire time of a Somerset cricket match rowing, running and cycling as a tribute to a colleague's teenage daughter who died suddenly earlier this year. The eight members of staff from WPA covered 285 miles during eight hours of the One Day Cup...

WPA Team Raises Over £1,800 Completing a 285 Mile Marathon in Aid of CRY

Following the sudden death of Freya Davidson, a colleague’s 18-year-old daughter, in January, the WPA team has been doing numerous fundraisers in support of Cardiac Risk in the Young (CRY), most recently raising £1,883 in a 285 miles marathon to bring the total raised so far to £3,174. This latest...

WPA Triathlon Challenge in memory of Freya Davidson

On the 11th of August, WPA cycled, ran, and rowed for the entire duration of a cricket match at the Somerset County Ground, raising as much money as possible for Cardiac Risk in the Young. By the end of the day WPA managed to travel 285 miles across the three...

Stuart House Raises £886 in memory of Freya Davidson

Heathfield Charity Cup was won by Stuart House. House Captain William Davidson was called upon to collect the cup, he was the most successful fundraiser - independently raising £287 for CRY from his wristbands, collection pots & cake sales. Stuart House raised a total of £886 for Freya's Memorial Fund.

Heathfield Charity Cup

Heathfield Community School Charity Week, 17-21st July 2023. Stuart House Year 9 Captain William Davidson proposed to raise funds for Freya & CRY via JustGiving. Students will fundraise all week for good causes.

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Donation Total: £10.00

Linda Davidson

01/01/2024

Amount Donated
£30.00

Richard Flavin

17/11/2023

Dearest Freya

Amount Donated
£25.00

Lucy Downton

16/11/2023

❤️

Amount Donated
£40.00

Peter Roworth

30/10/2023

Amount Donated
£100.00

Gideon Amos

29/10/2023

Amount Donated
£25.00