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Posted by on Nov 10, 2014 in 2014, Awareness, CRY screenings

A successful day of CRY screenings in Ealing

CRY screenings, Ealing, November, 2014

Claire with the CRY team, from left to right Kate Dougal, Helen Budding, Sue Brown, Gareth Jones, Rob Sargent, Claire, Dr Vincent Gabus and Bev Katigbak.

Eighty-nine people were seen at the latest Tom’s Fund/CRY free heart screenings for young people aged 14-35 on Sunday.

Three people were referred for further tests after the event at Florence Road surgery in Ealing.

Claire said: “We’re glad the day ran smoothly and would like to thank the CRY team for all their hard work. We also received nearly £200 in donations on the day which is very generous. Finally, we very much appreciate that Dr David Evans and his team once again allowed the surgery to play host to the screenings.”

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Posted by on Nov 9, 2014 in 2014, Awareness, Cardiac Risk in the Young, CRY screenings

All set for the @CRY_UK screenings #Ealing

CRY screenings, November 2014

Dr David Evans, centre, of the Florence Road surgery greets members of the CRY team.

The Tom’s Fund/CRY free heart screenings for young people aged 14-35 are taking place today in Ealing.

The event, hosted by the Florence Road surgery in Florence Road, Ealing, is fully booked.

As ever, the event couldn’t take place without all those who have supported us by fund-raising. We’ll update later on how the day went.

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Posted by on Oct 28, 2014 in 2014, Donations

Thanks for the @CRY_UK donations

 

Tom's CRY poster

We’re had many donations over the past three months via Justgiving and it’s time to say “thank you”.

We are grateful for the generosity and support of (in chronological order of donation):

Sonja and Richard
Bev
David
Helen
Grange
Nicky,
Isabel
Jayne
Peggy
Tony and Kathleen
Lucy and Gileas
Richard
Jeremy

Much appreciated and helps us to plan our 2015 Ealing screenings with CRY.

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Posted by on Oct 13, 2014 in 2014, Awareness, Fund-raising event

Ben’s first time success for CRY

Ben Brown

Ben at the finish.

BBC news presenter Ben Brown successfully completed his first half-marathon and raised more than £1,000 (including gift aid) for Tom’s Fund and CRY on Sunday, October 12.

Ben, a CRY patron, took part in the Royal Parks Foundation half-marathon and said: “I’m thrilled to have completed my very first half marathon for CRY and in memory of Tom Clabburn who tragically died seven years ago.

“Thanks to some very generous donations, I raised more than £1000 for CRY – and completed the race in a decent 1.49.21. The weather was fine, the route beautiful and the training with my running mate Rob really kicked in!”

You can still support Ben here.

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