After a number of years of having small, informal cider tasting evenings, it was decided this year to hold a more formal event at Fylde Rugby Club and to try and raise money for CRY. A total of 7 brewers were involved, and the same recipe was used by all (basically: apples, water, sugar and lemons).
After what happened to me this year I wanted to do something for CRY Awareness Week. I wanted to have a stand in Churchills shopping centre in Brighton to give out leaflets and possibly raise some money, but nothing came to fruit. I had so many ideas to raise money for CRY during the week –
Please find enclosed monies to the sum of £1299.90 – this comes as a donation from Barclays of £277, £79.15 from merchandise sales; and the rest from the plough match event itself. We did this event for CRY as a thank you for helping with our son Eric, who was ill.With your help – and special
Michelle and I between us had the stand at the gym from Tuesday through to Saturday. We weren’t able to man it for the full days but we were there for many hours. Our display board and table was just inside the entrance to the gym opposite their café. It was therefore necessary for every visitor
18th October 2008 Our beloved daughter Debbie, who was also a loving wife to Tony and mother of three very young children, died suddenly in February 2007. The cause of death was considered Sudden Death Syndrome. Debbie had been the Ladies Pair Paddles Cornish Rowing Champion for 13 consecutive years until she took on the task
When I was asked by CRY to explain my experience of the charity sky dive I couldn’t wait to tell other people about it. If you have relatively few inhibitions and are prepared to give it a go you will love every bit of the experience. I can’t say I wasn’t a little nervous but as
This is my account of how I, and my fellow Sixth Formers at Abbey Gate College, ran in a charity fun run to raise money for Cardiac Risk in the Young. CRY was my school’s adopted charity, and as a Sixth Former I felt I should join the teachers who had decided to run in a
On the 21st September 2008, Libby Forrest and I completed the Middlesbrough 10K run to raise money for CRY, in memory of Paul Leach. We raised £105 via the Justgiving website www.justgiving.com/emmaandlibby and the remainder of the sponsor money was raised via paper forms (£394) – totalling £499. Below is a photo of Libby (left) and
18th – 19th September 2008 What a great experience – I really enjoyed myself at the event and the whole of the Cardiology Society committee (including myself) was excited to have the CRY costume and the other supplies CRY provided for us. I am really glad we have helped raise awareness of the CRY charity and
Another £200 has been raised for Tom’s fund, this time by the Maybury Hillside Women’s Club in Surrey. Tom’s grandmother is a member of the group, which held raffles, bring-and-buys and a book sale to raise the money. The club, which was formed nearly half a century ago for educational and social purposes, presented the cheque
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