Jonathan Hayman

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.

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4 Trigs challenge raises money for CRY

Read the full article here The Sidmouth 4 Trigs Challenge has raised a record £3,118.76 for charity. The event, which took place on February 4, saw 116 competitors set off from Sidmouth's esplanade at 9.30am. The money raised will go to Cardiac Risk in the Young (CRY), a UK-wide charity...

Four Trigs raises £3,118.76

Four Trigs 2025 A fabulous £3,118.76 has been raised for CRY, which would not have been possible without the many hours of organisation that David Wright and his team put into this tough but rewarding event. David was very keen to keep this local event running (23rd year) and to...

CRY Update Magazine Issue 94

Update Magazine 94 is out now! This edition features articles on Heart of London Bridges Walk, a review of the 12 a week campaign, research updates, fundraising event highlights, and much more!

Olympian, Jo Pavey MBE, starts The Sidmouth 4 Trigs Challenge

Olympian, Jo Pavey MBE starts, The 4 Trigs Challenge. This year we were honoured to have Olympian, Jo Pavey MBE starting the 4 Trigs Challenge. Jo counted down, to start the race, and set 104 runners off on the course. This is the second time that Jo has started the...

Why do I support CRY – 2023

Why Do I Support CRY? - 2023During Heart Month 2023, CRY launched ‘why do I support CRY?’. The campaign aimed to personify and tell the stories behind CRY.We asked our supporters to send in their reasons for supporting CRY so we could share across our social media what CRY means...

Sidmouth College Screening Event in memory of Jonathan Hayman.

183 people were screened on 21st & 22nd November 2023 at Sidmouth College in Devon. This screening was in memory of Jonathan Hayman. Thank you to all involved

Sidmouth Seafest Raises £545 for CRY in Memory of Jonathan Hayman

Stephanie and Fluff Preston, and a group of friends, raised £545 on a stall at the Sidmouth Seafest Festival. The team made all the items for sale from reused and recycled materials; in keeping with the theme of the festival.

School’s runners raise £250 for CRY in memory of Jonathan Hayman

Four Sidmouth Primary School staff who completed the Hilly 17 mile 4 Trigs Challenge in February, have presented a cheque to Cardiac Risk in the Young (CRY). Mr Spraggon, Mr Horne, Mrs Trim, and Miss Brown's fiance took part in the run on Sunday 5th February, with the aim of...

My Story

Jon Hayman

The New Year 2013 started with a lovely New Year’s Eve and a coastal walk of 4 miles the next day, for a pub lunch with friends. Jonathan rang me, from Sweden, later that day to wish me a Happy Birthday and a Happy New Year. A call from Jon was always the icing on the

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Marion Hayman

08/05/2025

Money raised from collection boxes at Ian Winchester's and Sons, Sidmouth.

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£46.00

Marion Hayman

08/05/2025

Money raised on stalls by Steph and Fluff Preston

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£100.00

Marion Hayman

14/02/2025

Money generously donated (collection boxes) at the 4 Trigs Challenge.

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£141.00

Marion Hayman

12/02/2025

Money raised on stalls by Steph and Fluff Preston.

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£100.00

Anonymous

09/02/2025

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£5.00

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

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Jonathan Hayman

Latest News

4 Trigs challenge raises money for CRY

Four Trigs raises £3,118.76

CRY Update Magazine Issue 94

Olympian, Jo Pavey MBE, starts The Sidmouth 4 Trigs Challenge

Why do I support CRY – 2023

Sidmouth College Screening Event in memory of Jonathan Hayman.

Sidmouth Seafest Raises £545 for CRY in Memory of Jonathan Hayman

School’s runners raise £250 for CRY in memory of Jonathan Hayman

My Story

Jon Hayman

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