Hull Daily Mail – 6th February 2018 English teacher James Moorfoot collapsed and died while playing football for Langtoft AFC on 11th February last year. Pupils will wear yellow clothing and football shirts on Friday to remember him and raise money for CRY. Read more
Tommy Day always enjoyed a challenge and following his tragically sad death earlier this year some of Tom’s family and friends all joined together to form Team Tommy D and set themselves the challenge to do the National 3 Peaks in 24 hours – well 27 hours later we finished managing to raise a staggering £10k+
BBC Newcastle Alfie and Anna talk to Deborah & David Anderson about their son, Dean Anderson, and the work the family does fundraising for CRY heart screenings at the start of CRY’s Raising Awareness Week. Listen here: (50:30)
Sunderland Echo, 3rd November 2017 The family of Kevin Paterson have put on a heart screening in his memory. Kevin was just 36 when he died suddenly after completing the Birmingham Great Run in 2012, and the screening day marks the 5th anniversary of his death. Patricia Toft, Kevin’s mother and his family have raised more
St Helens Star, 23rd October 2017 The James Nicolas Foundation at CRY are holding their 7th screening in memory of James at Saint’s Stadium & Thatto Heath Crusaders. So far 606 young people have been screened, with 29 being referred on for further testing; £70,000 has been raised since 2013 with more fundraising being done all
Chronicle Live, 1st October 2017 Eleven year old Harry Steel organised a walk from Tynemouth Priory to St Mary’s Lighthouse in Tynemouth on Sunday, wearing wellies filled with jelly for the duration. The Jelly Welly Walk was a huge success, with a great turnout, and has so far raised £1,970 for charities Cardiac Risk in the
Gazette & Herald, 27th September 2017 Amy Osborne died from an undiagnosed heart condition in January, since then her relatives have been raising money for Cardiac Risk in the Young. Mel Gooder, Amy’s Aunt, said, “Back in April I decided that I wanted to support CRY, giving them something back in memory of Amy.” The family’s
The Northern Echo – 25th September 2017 The poignant walk will be held on Saturday, 7th October to raise awareness of CRY and remember young people. For the second year the walk will go through the city centre, allowing greater awareness of CRY. Read more
Hull Daily Mail, 25th August 2017 More than 200 people were screening at Hornsea school last weekend. The screenings were held in memory of Josh Fell; since his death, his parents have worked tirelessly with cardiac Risk in the Young (CRY) to raise awareness of life threatening heart conditions. This was the 8th screening organised by
At 3:00am on Saturday 17th June, me and 5 other swimmers boarded the Louise Jane piloted by Andy and James King and started our Channel Relay. Ray was our first swimmer and jumped into the water just as the sun was starting to break. He swam to the shore stood above the sea level and waved, just as the clock started
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