Cardiac Risk in the Young (CRY) is a UK charity dedicated to preventing young sudden cardiac death (YSCD)—tragic and often unexpected events affecting people aged 14–35. Across the UK, at least 12 apparently healthy young individuals lose their lives each week due to undiagnosed heart conditions, and 80% of these were without prior symptoms. CRY works to change that by combining awareness‑raising, proactive screening, medical research, and bereavement support.

The charity aims to promote community participation in healthy recreation, help provide valued funding by way of grants to the most financially challenged young people so they too can enjoy the life changing benefits of sport, protect the physical and mental health of sufferers of brain tumours and working with other specialist charities, assist with advancing education and or research in the field of brain tumours.

Platform Cricket is a London-based registered charity that harnesses the power of cricket to support young people from disadvantaged and ethnic minority backgrounds across inner-city London.

Platform Cricket is more than just a sport provider—it’s a lifeline for young Londoners, opening doors to physical activity, social confidence, and structured support in communities where opportunity is limited.