Charity Quiz Night 6th February 2010 We held a quiz in Eastling Village Hall in memory of a young man who died in our village a couple of years ago. He was just 18 years of age, his name was Carl Dawson. The quiz was our way of honouring him as a fine a young man.
Rowing from Oxford to Guildford – in memory of Rob Allan 18th to 23rd July 2010 We started out our row from Oxford town centre at about 10am on the Sunday morning, not really knowing what to expect. The first day, being one of our shortest days, we were filled with confidence as we were off
CRY was chosen as one of the charities to benefit from the ICAP Charity Day 2009, thanks to efforts of CRY supporter (and County Representative for Kent) James Brown, whose wife Katrina died suddenly in 2006 aged just 31. ICAP is a large multinational company in the finance sector that presents itself as “…the world’s premier
Bangor Rugby Club will host its annual Floodlit Mini-Rugby Festival from 4pm to 9pm at Upritchard Park, Bangor on Saturday 7th November after welcoming neighbours Bloomfield Shopping Centre & Retail Park as Festival sponsors. Over 250 players will be involved in the Festival, which is open to Under 9 and Under 10 age groups, with teams
19th November 2009 – The Frog and Fiddle, Cheltenham After a long month of planning, posturing and bugging people to the high heavens to come to the event, the night had finally come. Although I panicked about not having enough people, every one came together in the end. There was a buzzing atmosphere and I have
In November 2009 I headed off to Mexico for the toughest physical challenge of my life, by taking part in a charity bike ride to raise money and awareness of CRY. The cycle took 6 days to cross the 500km Yucatan Peninsula and I am pleased to report that I completed the journey almost without a
CRY supporter Ann Wilson met the Queen on 6th November 2009, at the official opening of Washington School (Washington, Sunderland) where Ann works. Ann lost her son James (Jimmy) suddenly in 2004, aged just 24. Ann said, “She spoke to me about Jimmy and I told her about CRY and the work you do. She looked
October 2009 On the day I raised £87.92 – I thought I would be able to raise more money than that! I learned early on in my day that I need to raise people awareness of the charity before I could raise any money. People don’t like be hassled by charities, usually what attracted people to
CRY representative Martin “The Hips” Appleby and his friend Billy “The KitKat Kid”, walked a marathon on Saturday 24th October 2009 to raise awareness and funds for Cardiac Risk in the Young. They set off from the Cross Keys Pub, Hammersmith, in heavy rain, just before 8am and continued along the South bank of the Thames
Congratulations and a huge thank you to all the runners who took part in the Royal Parks Foundation Half Marathon in aid of CRY. This year was the second Royal Parks Half Marathon and CRY were fortunate enough to have at least 24 runners amongst the 15,000 competitors lining up at 9.30am on Sunday 11th October.
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