In March 2011, Ben Daniels (goalkeeper for Ex-Blues Hurricanes U15 football team) collapsed during a training session and, despite the best efforts of hospital staff, died a few days later from an undiagnosed heart condition. After the loss of their team-mate, the boys decided to sport the CRY logo on their match shirts to help raise
Virgin London Marathon Congratulations and a huge thank you to all of our CRY runners in the Virgin London Marathon 2011. This year our team included CRY Patron Bill Neely (click here for a full list of CRY runners). Your fantastic efforts are truly appreciated and we hope the aches and pains are now a distant
We ran the Los Angeles Marathon on the 20th March, and it went really well (we ran around together as a three and finished in 4hrs 20mins) – and we raised a fantastic £5691.15 (including gift aid) for CRY! As you know, we ran the marathon in loving memory of our dear friend Rob Allan, nearly
20th March 2011 It was a sad reason so many people gathered in the church that cold December day. David Green, just 19, had been snatched so suddenly from our lives we were all reeling in shock. As I sat there the priest was concluding with the idea that David’s hockey and football clubs could organise
A nurse who lost her younger brother to a rare heart condition will be raising awareness of Cardiac Risk in the Young during this week’s London Marathon. Sarah Hinchliffe, who works at West Suffolk Hospital in Bury St Edmunds, is running the Virgin London Marathon on Sunday in aid of the charity CRY, which stand for
Dance students and staff from Doncaster College and University Centre Doncaster have raised £780 in memory of Aimee Garnett from the proceeds of their annual show. It was decided to dedicate the show to Aimee, who sadly passed away in November 2009 as she was in the second year of her National Diploma in Dance course.
Raising awareness for C-R-Y Foundation and in particular ‘Cazfest’ in memory of Caroline Johnstone, ‘Hills Road Live Lounge’ was a showcase of music, art, photography and textiles organised by students at Hills Road Sixth Form College, Cambridge. The event featured performances from students past and present showcased alongside works of art, photography and textiles created by
Leeds man Simon Edgar is taking on the challenge of a lifetime in memory of his father who died aged just 45. Marketing manager Simon, 33, will run the 2011 Marathon des Sables, known as the 'Toughest Footrace on Earth' to raise money for Cardiac Risk in the Young. Simon, who works for Leeds-based football analysis
When the senior camogs of Eoghan Rua, Coleraine run out onto the turf at Croke Park on Sunday afternoon, they will not just carry with them the hopes and dreams of a club but also a message to young people everywhere about the importance of looking after their health. The Eoghan Rua jerseys on Sunday, just
14th February 2014 We had a great effort on this day and raised a total of £164.50 at the DVLA Local Office in Peterborough. We had several activities ongoing, from raffles, to sale of food and dressing down. I also did a cycling challenge to see how far I could ride in 2 hours. Staff then
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