I ran my first 10k race today in aid of CRY. I am 15 years old. Due to my family medical history my mum and dad thought it a good idea to be screened by CRY before I ran this race. I am one of the lucky ones and am fine. Alex Wood
MMUC Netball did a student twist on the well known family game show, Family Fortunes. Questions were used from the show and also some had a MMU Cheshire twist on them. The event was successful with lots of laughing and winners from the additional raffle. From the event All Star Society Fortunes we raised an amazing
We successfully raised £105 per charity on Saturday through a variety of stalls and a raffle at the Ancient Oak in Cottam. Caroline Colley
The race was originally cancelled due to the weather. We were so, so disappointed and we ended up going to the pub instead feeling deflated. In hindsight it was probably for the best as I am coming back from being injured for a few months, and I felt the two weeks extra training was good for
We attended this event and collected £15.59 Rory’s dad Chris started the race and presented medals at the end We presented the football club with a cheque for £400 the money for which was raised at our beer fest. Anne Embling
This was our first attempt at a Beer Fest. We were not sure what to expect but we were absolutely overwhelmed by the support we got and the number of people who attended. We had over 20 real ales and 3 ciders and raised an incredible £4024.00, including barrel sponsorship from over 20 local businesses and
I was getting a little emotional going round and the total is nearly £750 pounds. I did it in 8 hours 59 minutes and I’m keeping the tee shirt. Robert Wood
Photographs of Chris with one of his hens, Bonnie. Bonnie is one of a group of fantastic egg layers who have now raised £600 for Rory’s Foundation at CRY from the sale of their delicious eggs. Anne Embling
Thank you to Stuart and the Gardiners Pub, Chelmsford for hosting a fun Charity Bingo Night on 24th November. It was great to have some fun so close to Charlotte’s 3rd anniversary – she would have loved it. Actually I’m sure she was there – just ask her friends and family who won. A whopping £994.36
On Friday the 6th of April over 100 guests were treated to an evening of Football nostalgia when England’s 1966 world cup winning goal keeper Gordon Banks appeared at a fund raising evening in memory Daniel Hughes. The evening was hosted by Gordon’s former Stoke City team mate Terry Conroy. Gordon captivated the audience with stories
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