Madison Campbell

Maddy passed away in her sleep on the 14th September 2021, she was 17 years old. Her post mortem revealed she had hypertrophic cardiomyopathy and her cause of death was heart failure. She was a happy, life loving young lady.

Her sisters, Darcy 11 and Summer 16 as well as us as her parents now have to be screened to check we do not have the condition.

We are hoping to raise money to hold local screening days so we can hopefully help save lives and prevent other families having to go through this horrific trauma.

Latest News

G&M Fundraising Week

The G&M Trade Counter & Showroom raised £618.81 for CRY in loving memory of Madison Campbell. Chris Campbell, Madison's father, has been a customer at G&M for over 20 years. As part of this, two members of staff volunteered to have their heads shaved on 10th May (donated by Crown...

Village company celebrates birthday with fundraising for CRY

Read the full article here A VILLAGE business is celebrating its 23rd anniversary with staff giving back by shaving their hair off for charity. Plumbing and heating showroom, G&M Bathrooms, in London Road, Copford, is celebrating 23 years in business, The company will also mark one year of new management by Lee Appleby and Chris Barnes....

Family who have already funded two heart screening events, hope to raise more in memory of Maddy Campbell.

HUNDREDS of teenagers will be tested for heart conditions thanks to £22,000 raised in the name of a 17-year-old girl who died suddenly in her sleep. Maddy Campbell’s family were left heartbroken after the teenager’s sudden death when she did not wake up on the morning of September 14, 2021....

CRY Update Magazine Issue 88

Read Update 88 here! Issue 88 of the CRY Update magazine covers all news, events and fundraising from May to August 2022. During the four-month period, we screened over 7,000 people with 6,972 being screened at family screening events. Furthermore, CRY’s Research Team was recognised at the British Cardiac Society...

Memorial Ball held for Maddy Campbell

In memory of Maddy and for her 18th birthday we had a Ball. It was held at Marks Tey hotel, we had a three course dinner, the evening was hosted by Michael J Fitch, we had balloons on arrival that each contained a prize to buy as well as our...

A walk in hair and beauty day was held in memory of Maddy Campbell

A walk in hair and beauty day was recently held at Lipstick and Locks in, where Maddy worked. They offered walk in cuts and blow drys and waxing. We raised over £2000

Charity ball in aid of CRY in memory of Maddy Campbell

The Campbell family are hosting a charity ball to raise money in memory of Maddy Campbell who passed away due to a heart condition called hypertrophic cardiomyopathy. The event is being staged at Marks Tey Hotel, and is being held to help raise money so the charity Cardiac Risk in...

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Kelly Campbell

08/11/2024

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£900.00

Lee Appleby

30/10/2024

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£630.00

Sam Wells

22/04/2024

Smashed it out the park👍🏼🫡

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£10.00

Alberta Thorogood

21/04/2024

Well done Theo! X

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£20.00

Jodie Clay-Moran

21/04/2024

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£25.00

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Madison Campbell

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Latest News

G&M Fundraising Week

Village company celebrates birthday with fundraising for CRY

Family who have already funded two heart screening events, hope to raise more in memory of Maddy Campbell.

CRY Update Magazine Issue 88

Memorial Ball held for Maddy Campbell

A walk in hair and beauty day was held in memory of Maddy Campbell

Charity ball in aid of CRY in memory of Maddy Campbell

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Kelly Campbell

Lee Appleby

Sam Wells

Alberta Thorogood

Jodie Clay-Moran

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