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.

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First North Staffordshire & South Cheshire walk and talk group

On the 16th of March we held our first North Staffordshire & South Cheshire walk and talk group

CRY staff enjoy a “deep dive” into its unique new charity partnership!

CRY Staff enjoy a “Deep Dive” into it's unique new charity partnership! A team of submariners from HMS Agincourt made the journey down from Barrow-in-Furness to CRY’s HQ in Surrey to officially launch a pioneering fundraising collaborationThe Royal Navy’s HMS Agincourt - the last of the Astute class submarines currently...

Why do I support CRY – 2023

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Manchester Marathon in memory of Kate Mottram.

In April, Rob Mottram and Chris Hall ran Manchester Marathon in memory of Kate Mottram, raising money for CRY through the Dan Hughes Memorial Fund.

CRY Charity Netball Tournament in memory of Dan Hughes

On Saturday September 16th, a charity netball tournament was held to help raise money for Dan Hughes memorial fund with CRY. Please see link to read Dan's story. Dan's Story | onedanhughes The tournament was held at Keele University and 14 teams competed on the day. We're delighted to announce...

Dave and Sue Hughes have now raised an incredible £500,000 for CRY in memory of their son Daniel.

Determined parents Dave and Sue Hughes have raised a staggering £500,000 to help people find out if they have an undiagnosed heart defect - following the tragic death of their son. Now the family has been given a further boost in their caring efforts by David's employers, Rolls-Royce. The work...

Dan Hughes Memorial Golf Day 2023

On the 16th of June we held the 2nd annual Dan Hughes memorial Golf day at Wolstanton Golf club in Newcastle under Lyme, Staffordshire. 20 teams of 4 golfers tee’d off at 12:30 and enjoyed unbroken sunshine as they completed the 18 holes. There followed a BBQ, auction and raffle...

Rolls-Royce to support CRY by funding ‘free’ cardiac screenings for young people over the next five years

Cardiac Risk in the Young (CRY) will now be able to add 20 more dates to its “heart screening calendar” through a generous new partnership with Rolls-Royce Submarines Ltd. It’s all thanks to the efforts of one of its employees; one of CRY’s long-standing campaigners and fundraisers, Dave Hughes.

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Anonymous

21/12/2024

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£50.00

Carl Andrews

16/12/2024

Well done matey! Awesome effort

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£20.00

David Hughes

13/12/2024

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£1,500.00

Sarah Farrow

12/12/2024

Donation made instead of buying / sending Christmas cards.

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£100.00

Claire Chapman-Boggett

30/11/2024

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£40.00

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

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Daniel Hughes

Latest News

First North Staffordshire & South Cheshire walk and talk group

CRY staff enjoy a “deep dive” into its unique new charity partnership!

Why do I support CRY – 2023

Manchester Marathon in memory of Kate Mottram.

CRY Charity Netball Tournament in memory of Dan Hughes

Dave and Sue Hughes have now raised an incredible £500,000 for CRY in memory of their son Daniel.

Dan Hughes Memorial Golf Day 2023

Rolls-Royce to support CRY by funding ‘free’ cardiac screenings for young people over the next five years

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