South Wales Argus, 22nd May 2018 Former team-mates and friends of Craig Cowland gathered for a charity football match, ten years after his death in 2008. Craig was striker for Rogerstone FC; the team played against Dowie’s legends in order to raise money for CRY. Read more
Romford Recorder, 21st May 2018 Karthy Sooraj jelped organise a cake sale at the Christ Eternal High Priest Church in Romford on Saturday 19th May. The Major of Havering, Councillor Linda van den Hende, some local businesses and friends and family of Aashi Sinha gathered for the event and raised £4,607 for CRY in memory of
Romford Recorder, 18th May 2018 192 young people were screened over two days at Campion School, Hornchurch on the 15th & 16th May 2018 – including the 1000th person screened in memory of James Patterson. James’ father, Peter Patterson helped organise the screening days, and does so once a year at the school his son went
South Wales Argus, 18th May 2018 A charity football match will be held in memory of Craig Cowland, ten years after he died suddenly in 2008. The team will consist of former team-mates and friends of Craig, raising money and awareness fro CRY. Read more
Warrington Guardian, 19th May 2018 Amateur artists are coming together by donating their work to the Purquoise event, in memory of Bobbie Black and Martin Wailes. The event is to raise funds and awareness of mental health issues, and to offer heart screenings for young people. The auction will be held in the North East, but
UK Boarding Schools, 17th May 2018 Pupils from the the school’s Khartoum House won the Surrey Superstars Youth Fundraising Award. After two years of hard work fundraising for CRY through bake sales, raffles, quiz nights and even one pupil running a marathon – the award was presented to them by the Lord-Lieutenant of Surrey. The groups
Dunstable Today, 16th May 2018 Dunstable artist, Paul Town, created the artwork depicting Hatters kits from different eras after hearing about the tragic death of Brett Beasey-Webb in 2016. The painting was signed by former players and then auctioned off for £1,000 at the end of season dinner. Read more
Echo News, 15th May 2018 Karl Lansley has set up a memorial fund in memory of his wife, Carli Lansley, a year after her death. The memorial fund has already raised £5,000 towards a CRY screening day. Karl said, “If we can help even one person to be diagnosed or to get the help they need to
Lancashire Post, 14th May 2018 Richard Sharples will fulfill his childhood dream by completing the iconic swim from Alcatraz prison to San Fransisco on 14th July, while raising funds and awareness for CRY. Richard will be swimming in memory of his friends, Stevie Wiggins and hopes to raise over £1,000. Read more
Midlands Running Guide, 14th May 2018 The team took on the run among two thousand other runners in memory of Adam Green. Tom Green, Adam’s father has been raising money for CRY since 2012, raising £30,000 to date to go towards screenings for local young people in Market Drayton. Read more
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