Ben Peters

This page has been set up with the very kind cooperation of our friends at CRY. There have been so many lovely tributes paid to Ben since November last year, but the most fitting tribute will be a contribution to CRY’s great work in his name. With your generosity, young lives will be saved, and heartache prevented. Love to you all, the Peters family. Thank you xxxx

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.

Latest News

Ben Peters Memorial Gala Dinner

On the 25th November 2023 (also the start of CRY awareness week), 270 friends and family gathered to celebrate the life of the wonderful Ben Peters. Ben was a much loved son, brother, cousin, grandson, nephew and incredible friend to many

Family organise charity football match to raise funds and awareness for CRY

The family of a young man from Cheadle who died from an undiagnosed heart condition say they're doing all they can to stop another family going through what they have. Ben was a keen footballer and a Manchester City fan. It later emerged he had an undiagnosed heart condition which...

Manchester 10k – for Ben!

On Sunday 21st May, I ran the Manchester 10k with my sister, Olivia, and my dad, John. This was my first time running a 10k and I am definitely not a natural runner, but after losing one of my closest friends, Ben, so suddenly and tragically in November, we wanted...

Family Organizes ‘Kick for CRY’ Charity Football Match in Memory of Ben Peters, Who Died Due to an Undiagnosed Heart Condition”

Ben Peters, 25, died hours after being discharged from hospital, where doctors diagnosed him with anxiety - but his family discovered he had a catastrophic haemorrhage within his heart Ben's family now want to raise awareness of the condition and raise money for a charity supporting families which lose young...

Jacob and Liv’s Manchester Marathon in memory of Ben Peters

Last November we lost our family friend, Ben Peters, very suddenly at just 25 years old. We wanted to raise as much money as possible in Ben's memory, so set ourselves a huge challenge- The Manchester Marathon. After months of training and over £3,7000 raised for CRY we are honoured...

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Donation Total: £10.00

Chelsey Ball

03/11/2024

Collections from Cake Raffle for C.R.Y on behalf of Ben’s memorial page.

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£54.00

Ellie Lavelle

18/06/2024

Donation from Nicole Smith.

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£50.00

Ellie Lavelle

15/05/2024

Proceeds from the Curry and Quiz night for CRY. Thanks so much to everyone who attended and made it a brilliant night in Ben's memory. 💙

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£2,065.10

Paul Cummins

20/03/2024

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£20.00

BARBARA & ALAN GRIFFITHS

26/10/2023

With feeling

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£50.00

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

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Ben Peters

Ben Peters

Latest News

Ben Peters Memorial Gala Dinner

Family organise charity football match to raise funds and awareness for CRY

Manchester 10k – for Ben!

Family Organizes ‘Kick for CRY’ Charity Football Match in Memory of Ben Peters, Who Died Due to an Undiagnosed Heart Condition”

Jacob and Liv’s Manchester Marathon in memory of Ben Peters

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Chelsey Ball

Ellie Lavelle

Ellie Lavelle

Paul Cummins

BARBARA & ALAN GRIFFITHS

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