Chard & Ilminster News, 19th December 2017 Hillary & Bill Durrant set up Jenny’s Fund in 2011 to raise money for CRY. The couple have since raised more than £60,000 which has allowed them to buy two new ECG screening machines for the charity and screen over 700 young people. Read more
The 2017 Jack Boulton Memorial Trophy was played on 14 October at Saltford Golf Club. There were 26 teams of 4 and the winning team is pictured. From left to right, Carol Lake, Dave Boulton, Oliver Parkinson, Keith Parker and Keith Bees. It was a very sociable day and enjoyed by all who played as it
This is a donation to CRY resulting from the Community Matters programme at the Waitrose in Sidmouth. The cheque has been sent to CRY to go to the Jonathan Hayman Memorial Fund. Julie Marish of Waitrose presented the cheque to Marion Hayman.
The Melksham Independent, 9th November 2017 A McColl’s store in Melksham have raised over £600 for CRY by taking on a walking challenge. Store manager, Tracey Griffin came up with the idea to walk from the shop on Pembroke Road to Strattons Walk, 624 times – the estimated number of how many young people die a
Keynsham Voice, 9th November 2017 Jack Boulton passed away in August 2009 of an undiagnosed heart condition, since then his parents, June & Dave Boulton have raised an incredible £115,000 for CRY. The family have funded heart screenings for around 600 young people since 2013, and it has now been announced that £50,000 of the fund
I ran the half marathon! As horrible as it was i completed it in 2hrs 4 mins. I’ve managed to raise over £1000 now for CRY, which i am so so grateful to everyone for. Hope this money is helpful 🙂 Proud to have run for your charity and for Tom. Neil Gamble
Frome Times, August 17th 2017 Through their fundraising, Dave & Shirley Wort have been able to donate two defibrillators and two ECG machines to local hospitals and organise four local screenings with Cardiac Risk in the Young (CRY). These screenings have seen 278 young people screened, with the latest one taking place in June next year.
Gazette & Herald – 27th July 2017 Dawn Cubin, who lost her 14-year-old daughter Hannah last December to an undiagnosed heart condition, has praised the owner of a phone shop who repaired her water damaged phone containing precious messages from her daughter. Read more
Gillingham News – 17th July 2017 The North Dorset 7s will return for its fifth year on Saturday at North Dorset RFC and will again be raising money for CRY in memory of club captain Max Biles. Read more
Somerset Live – 10th July 2017 The North Dorset 7s has taken place every summer since 2013 in memory of Max Biles. One of the most established sevens tournaments in the country, the one-day event hosts some of the best Senior Men’s and Women’s Rugby 7s teams from across the UK. Read more
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