Jordan Burndred

Outstanding Contribution to the community award in memory of Jordan Burndred

On Saturday I attended an awards ceremony, after being nominated for an award. I won the outstanding contribution to the community award for all the work done for CRY.

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Jordan’s family member attends this group and they have kindly donated £250.

Donation in memory of Jordan Burndred

A lady called Carly who owns a travel agency donated £300 over in memory of Jordan .

Issue 97 of the CRY Update magazine covers all news, events and fundraising from May – August 2025. This issue includes an event writeup for CRY Heart of London Bridges Walk (Page 19), 2 new partnerships with the Berks & Bucks FA (Page 16) and OrthTeam Centre (Page 17) and...

Biddulph Lights switch on

Jordan’s grandparent’s braved the cold and went to do a stall at biddulph lights switch on. They raised £298 on the night.

Yorkshire 3 peaks in memory of Jordan Burndred

On Saturday 18th October Kevin Burndred embarked on the Yorkshire three peaks challenge to mark the 10 year anniversary of the passing of his nephew Jordan Burndred. He was joined by a former colleague Beatriz Martinez and her partner Jamie Leggera with Helen Burndred completing one of the peaks and then...

Fundraising in memory of Jordan Burndred

October the 7th marked 10 years since we lost Jordan, so we decided to hold a fun day in memory of Jordan. We raised £2,000 despite the bad storms and having to move inside, the day turned out to be an action packed great day. Jordan’s friend, Brad Elliot, held...

Nicola Burndred creates ‘Incredible legacy’ in memory of her son Jordan Burndred

7/10/25 - Read the full article here Ten years ago, teenager Jordan Burndred travelled to Turkey with his mum, stepdad and little sister. For the talented footballer, it was meant to be like any other holiday - a chance to make unforgettable memories with the people he loved. However, the...

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