Sam Polledri

Sam Polledri

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Samuel Polledri suddenly & tragically passed away of a Cardiac Arrest in Millennium Square, Bristol on the 26th Feb 2022, aged only 24.

Sam was beautiful on the outside, but more importantly beautiful on the inside.  Taken far too soon, so loved and so missed every minute of every day.

Sam was such a loving, kind and caring young man. He absolutely loved life, was so happy, loved his family, girlfriend and friends so much.

He was strong and fit and healthy, always singing or dancing and so so much more. He deserved to experience years and years more of life, to achieve all he had planned to do.

In Sam’s Honour we have set up the: ‘Sam Polledri Foundation’. An organisation which aims to raise funds via ‘CRY’ to screen as many people as possible to stop this happening to others.  Sam would want us to do this.

‘In the UK, due to cardiac arrest 12 fit and healthy young people aged between 14-35 die every week…’ That statistic should not be so high.

Please be part of the change to help prevent these tragedies from happening & donate via the link below, let’s get these screening days booked and help save young lives.

This memorial fund has been set up by the family to help CRY (Cardiac Risk in the Young) reduce the frequency of young sudden cardiac death through supporting CRY’s screening programme.

The aim is to fund the screening of young people within the local community.

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Donation Total: £10.00

Rhiannon Webster

30/11/2024

Amount Donated
£50.00

Louise Polledri

13/08/2024

A donation from Julia Prewett, thank you so much xx

Amount Donated
£25.00

Amy Cook

03/08/2024

Thank you for giving my sons the opportunity to have their hearts checked today. We are grateful and thankful for a positive outcome.

Amount Donated
£40.00

Anonymous

03/08/2024

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£50.00

Max Reeves

03/08/2024

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£10.00