Michael Lees Maddock

Michael Lees Maddock

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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Blackpool to Manchester bike ride

Well done and a massive thank you to Paul Benfold for completing the 60 mile Manchester  to Blackpool cycle on the 14th July 2024. So far he has raised £1,579 plus £377 in gift aid. Totalling £1,956 which is an absolutely amazing achievement and Michaels family are extremely proud and...

My walk for CRY in Preston

Myself and hubby along with our daughter son in law and grandchildren, my sister Mags McSweeney Paul Maddock and Rachel Grimshaw, and family friends all walked in Preston for the My walk for CRY London Bridges walk. Our dear friends Dulcie and Keith Atkins provided a tombola in the pub...

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Donation Total: £10.00

Ann Coles

01/01/2025

Money raised bu the sale of cushions by Mags Macsweeney and a donation from Michelle Scott in memory of Andrew Coles.

Amount Donated
£65.00

Barbara Maddock

19/12/2024

Amount Donated
£207.00

Ann Coles

16/12/2024

Donated by my niece Bernie Coles-Winder instead of sending Christmas cards.

Amount Donated
£20.00

Ann Coles

10/12/2024

This money was raised by the Heartfelt group holding a Christmas Raffle

Amount Donated
£328.00

Christine Abram

27/11/2024

Amount Donated
£106.00