If you can join us at this year’s CRY Heart of London Bridges walk, we would love to see you.
The event takes place on Sunday, June 22, and you don’t have to raise money. Just by taking part you help to raise awareness that we are still losing 12 young people aged between 14-35 every week to undiagnosed heart conditions.
You can read about the walk and register here. We hope to see you there.
Our free CRY heart screenings for young people aged between 14 and 35 will be held at Trailfinders Sports Club in Ealing on Sunday, 2nd February, 2025.
Booking is now open on CRY’s site here. Please note that in recent years the event, sponsored by Tom and Claire’s Fund, has been fully booked within 24 hours.
We are very grateful to Trailfinders for once more hosting the screenings.
If you have any queries, please contact CRY here rather than us or Trailfinders.
Jane Kinghorn will be putting the slogan to the test at this year’s London Marathon – albeit she does have a very good reason for taking part.
Here, in Jane’s own words, is why she will be attempting her first marathon and raising money for CRY’s general funds:
“I’m sure I’m just one of many to say I feel lucky to have been able to call Claire a friend. I met her at the BBC just after Tom had died. We moved from colleagues to chums – and what a friend she was. Her energy and her wit unmatched. Looking out for me – when her plate was already full. That’s why I ran the Great North Run for Tom and why I’m attempting London for them both. A good friend said Claire would be laughing out loud at the thought of me running London and with good reason. 61 is an odd age to attempt your first and last marathon, especially when you haven’t run for a decade. She’s worth every step. We won’t be breaking any records – we’re just hoping to cross the line before everyone packs up for home – then we can toast a glorious friend.”
Jane and her pal, Stephanie, are both running for CRY. You can read the full story about why – and sponsor them – here.
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