Congratulations and a huge thank you to the 50 runners who took part in the Simplyhealth Great North Run for CRY on Sunday 9th September 2018. It was once again a lively event, living up to its billing as the world’s biggest half marathon. There were plenty of people out to show their support and to
These photos are from our Take That tribute evening at Wakefield Trinity Rugby League ground at which we raised £227.00 for Rory’s Foundation at CRY. The first photo shows Pauline Moorby with Colson Smith (Craig from Corrie) who came and supported us on the night. Pauline used to be Colson’s dinner lady, so it was a
These photos are from our visit to the Bad Company Gym in Horsforth. We were invited to visit as a group of boys had organised a charity boxing event in support of CRY. The lads involved were Travis Filono, Louis Dennison, Ben Stephenson and Jake Uren. Their teacher James Bovington was instrumental in the organisation of
These photos are of some of the people who came and supported us and took part in Chris’ Pub Games Night and some of the activities they participated in. We raised £402.50 for Rory’s Foundation at CRY and a great night was had by all. Anne Embling
We were delighted that Southend United player Jason Demetriou popped along on the day to support our cause. Jason is my daughter Jessica’s favourite player and I spoke to him back in May to explain our tragic situation, and what we are hoping to achieve in Carli’s memory. Jason could not have been more keen to
The Abbeyfield Society is sheltered accommodation for the over 55’s. We are based in Wednesfield Wolverhampton but we have homes all over the country. Over two weekends, We raised a fantastic amount of £842 through a sponsored walk by Christopher Hands and Paul Cummons (please see photo) and a fun day at the home in Wednesfield.
The Deepings Summer Ball took place on the 30th June 2018. During the evening we raised £4005 for the Lucy Adena Jessop Memorial Fund with CRY. The money raised will go towards a screening day in the Deepings area in Lucy’s name. T.A. Jessop-Thompson
My story On the 26th August 2008, my fiancée Michelle lost her brother (Nolan) when his heart suddenly stopped beating. Nolan would be celebrating his 40th birthday on the 14th August 2018. So on Sunday 5th August, I competed in the ‘AJ Bell London Triathlon 2018’ at the Royal Victoria Dock at ExCel. The event for
The annual Jack’s Day was held on 26th May with thunder and lightning lurking in the distance ……. but luckily didn’t reach us. Saltford AFC played against KCCFC with the usual passion with Saltford AFC winning the match 2 goals to 1. There was a raffle and a Barbeque and altogether £1,560 was raised for CRY.
On Sunday 22 July I swam 6.5km from Asia to Europe across the Bosphorus Strait in memory of my 19 year old Goddaughter, Freya Cox, who died suddenly and tragically in December. I was fundraising for two charities, one of them being CRY, and have so far raised more than £22,000. In 1996 I was Best
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