The annual Dom Day was held on Saturday 18th of November at the LC Swansea with donations from all attending going to Cardiac Risk in the Young (CRY). This year there was more than just a tournament at this event – there was also entertainment going on throughout the day which included a cake sale, raffle,
Wales Online, 6th November 2017 The teammates of Dominic Newton, who died in 2016 while playing basketball, have organised a memorial basketball event for their friend. The tournament will feature 8 – 10 teams, made up of the Owls, Dominic’s former team, and teams including friends, former colleagues and lecturers. The team hope to raise enough
Western Telegraph, 18th September 2017 Harry Williams took part in the skydive on 20th August in memory of his father Anthony, who passed away in 2005 from a sudden cardiac arrest. “I wanted to raise some money for CRY because they have done a lot for my family since he passed away,” said Harry. Read more
Abergavenny Chronicle – 28th July 2017 The three Monmouth School pupils rode the length of the Pyrenees in less than 100 hours to complete the Raid Pyrenean challenge. Read more
ITV News – 29th July 2017 Tenby teenager Frank Arentz, who was diagnosed with hypertrophic cardiomyopathy at a CRY screening event has spoken out about his condition in the hope it will encourage others to be screened. Read more
Wales Online – 22nd July 2017 A teenager from Tenby has been diagnosed with heart condition following a community screening carried out by CRY. Read more
Western Telegraph – 21st July 2017 A teenager from Tenby has been diagnosed with hypertrophic cardiomyopathy following a local screening held by CRY. Read more
Western Telegraph – 21st May 2017 …In the run-up to the show, a classic car run, organised by Celtic Charity Classic Tours, is taking place on Saturday, June 3, starting from Scolton Manor at 11am. Entry to the run is £5, with funds raised going to the charity Cardiac Risk in the Young. Read more
Tenby Observer – 16th May 2017 This event is being organised by Celtic Charity Classic Tours,with the entry fee of £5 going to the charity Cardiac Risk in the Young. Read more
News North Wales – 26th April 2017 A man has launched a fundraising campaign in order to raise awareness for heart charity CRY after his son died in his sleep. Read more
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