Jordan Burndred

Kingsfield first school held a Xmas fair and welcomed us to join them. We raised £105. Jordan’s younger sister Daisy attends this school and they have been very supportive. In the picture is Debra Oaks a member of Team Jord. Nicola Burndred

£351.50 was raised for CRY in memory of Jordan when Biddulph Rotary Club asked us to join them collecting with Santa. This was such a rewarding experience and something that Jordan as a child looked forward to visiting so brought back lots of happy memories. Nicola Burndred

Carol Haw handed me a £200 check raised through a raffle she held at a disability disco she runs. Her and her partner Lianne decided to donate to CRY in memory of Jordan. Nicola Burndred

A lady contacted me asking to decorate her home so people could visit for Halloween. She managed to raise £405.76 for Jordan’s fund. Nicola Burndred

A Biddulph Athletic under 14s team folded and had £273.34 in there account. They decided to donate it over to CRY in memory of Jordan as Jord used to referee for the team on Sundays. I thought this was so thoughtful so here is a picture of Ben Woodcock holding the check in memory of Jordan.

A dance group called Future Stars dance school where Jordan’s little sister attends did a show and donated all the ticket sales over to CRY. A fantastic total of £430 was raised. Nicola Burndred

A local radio station awarded us the local heroes award on Wednesday night . Unfortunately I couldn’t be there to collect the award as I was away for Jordan’s first year anniversary. So Jordan’s aunty Helen and uncle Kevin and two other members of Team Jord Jo and Sarah went along to Crew Hall to collect