Tom Hunter and Sam Hickinbottom organised a Cricket Memorial Day on 27/10/18 in memory of Ryan Tilley and raised £7204. Read their stories below. I met Ryan at the age of 10 years old when he strolled into our cricket club to ‘give it a go’. Probably pushed into it in the school playground by
Tom who was Ryan Tilley’s football team mate successfully completed Leicester’s Half Marathon on 14th October 2018, and raised £310 for Ryan’s memorial fund. Suna Tilley
These are photos of our Rock and Pop quiz hosted and set by Michael Steer of Educating Yorkshire and Pointless Celebrities. Thank you so much Michael. We all had a brilliant evening and raised £425.00 for Rory’s Foundation at CRY. Anne Embling
These photos are of us at Wakefield Trinity Rugby League ground at which we were kindly allowed to do a bucket collection which raised £938.20 for Rory’s Foundation at CRY. We are so grateful for the help and support from our collecting team on the evening and to the generosity of the fans of both teams
The 2018 Tom Elton Barratt Junior Squash Championships (this year an England Squash 1 day Bronze Sanctioned event) took place on 21st October at Bishop’s Stortford Squash & Racketball Club, Hertfordshire with a donation from all entry fees received being given to CRY. This year we raised £147. The tournament has been held each year since 1984
We were a team of 6 at work that wanted to do something to get fit and raise money for CRY. We saw that the Birmingham half marathon was 20 weeks away, so got straight to work on some short runs here and there. We started our fundraising page and held a cake sale and a
We raised £253.00 from our ‘Elvis Night’ on the 14th September 2018 at the Monkwood pub in Rawmarsh, Rotherham in honour and memory of Terry Fereday. Bruce and Terry were good friends and his family are great supporters of our fund and of CRY. Jackie Cousins
Congratulations and a huge thank you to the 12 runners who took part in the Royal Parks Half Marathon 2018 on behalf of CRY on Sunday 14th October 2018. We are very grateful to each of our runners that took part in the Royal Parks Half Marathon and for their fantastic fundraising efforts for CRY. We
Ceri Palmer nee Howells’ mum, Alison, was invited to speak to the Wesleyan Guild at Nantwich Methodist Church on Tuesday 9th October 2018. She talked about her story of the sudden loss of Ceri through SADS, aged only 22 in 2014. She also explained the wide range of work that CRY does, including showing CRY videos
The event went very well, we raised over £700 which will be split equally between our 3 charities. It was a 60s themed dance in memory of Ben Thorn with music provided free of charge by the band 60+. The dance took place in East Preston Village Hall with the sponsorship of local businesses to supplement
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