Sidmouth Herald – 3rd February 2017 Proceeds from the event will be donated to Cardiac Risk in the Young (CRY) in memory of Jonathan Hayman. The funds raised will enable CRY to offer a local heart screening event later on in the year. Read more
View News – 2nd February 2017 The Chaffcombe community quiz to raise money Cardiac Risk in the Young was organised by Hillary mead, and will ensure the local young people can take advantage of an upcoming screening event in the srea. The quiz raised £400 for CRY. Read more
The Best of Exeter – 11th January 2017 Over 65 photographic studios, from across the country, have joined forces to support three national charities by offering their session fees as a donation to the Dogs Trust, CRY (Cardiac Risk in the Young) and The Lullaby Trust. Read more
North Cornwall Advertiser – 11th January 2017 Members of the club aim to donate around £1000 a year to their chosen charities since 2010. So far they have helped ShelterBox, Children’s Hospice South West Precious Lives, Cornwall Leukaemia Trust, Active8, Riding for the Disabled (North Cornwall), Cardiac Risk in the Young (CRY), Merlin Appeal (for MS
Somerset County Gazette – 16th December 2016 A football match in memorial of Gary edwards, who died suddenly on his stag do in Poland in 2015, has raised £1,050 for a charity that supported his family. Read more
Camelford Today – 4th January 2017 Port Isaac Rowing Club finished its special 25th anniversary with its annual gig push event on Tuesday, December 27. Read more
BBC Radio Bristol – 14th December 2016 Classical Soprano Isabelle Peters spoke to Laura Rawlings on BBC Radio Bristol about her cardiac arrest at just 21 and her subsequent fundraising for CRY. Listen here (02:09:50)
Sidmouth Herald – 14th December 2016 The coffee morning was held in memory of Jonathan Hayman, who died at age 27 from cardiac arrest. Jonathan’s Grandmother, Barbara Douglas, is a resident at the care home and together the residents raised £412 for Cardiac Risk in the Young. Read more
Bude Today – 13th December 2016 A fit young man who suffered a cardiac arrest last year is helping to raise awareness of Cardiac Risk in the Young (CRY), with a recent beetle drive raising more than £650. Brad’s aim is to raise awareness for screenings, and how important they are in avoiding a life threatening
Camelford Today – 7th December 2016 …Every year, since 2010, Port Isaac Rowing Club has raised thousands of pounds for charity and the members aim to donate around £1,000 per year to their chosen charities. Read more
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