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Pinnacle Group the latest recipients of JE3 Donations

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Today, the Justin Edinburgh 3 Foundation donated another life-saving defibrillator.

Pinnacle Group based at the University Of Hertfordshire, De Havilland Campus are now equipped with Automated External Defibrillators thanks to the Justin Edinburgh 3 Foundation.

Charlie Edinburgh, Foundation CEO, visited the venue to make the defibrillator presentation and discuss the life-saving work of the JE3 Foundation.

In line with the commitment to sharing Justin’s story and increasing access to defibrillators, the Foundation invites organisations to apply to the defibrillator donation scheme.

JE3 Foundation donates defibrillator to DVSA Chelmsford

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The Justin Edinburgh 3 Foundation donates life-saving defibrillator to DVSA, Chelmsford.

The Justin Edinburgh 3 Foundation has donated a life-saving defibrillator to DVSA, Chelmsford.

The donation, made in Justin Edinburgh’s name, is just one of the ways that the JE3 Foundation continues to make difference since Justin’s passing.

The Automated External Defibrillators will be a permanent fixture at the DVSA based on Hanbury Road, Chelmsford, Essex.

In line with the commitment to sharing Justin’s story and increasing access to defibrillators, the Foundation invites organisations to apply to the defibrillator donation scheme.

ECHO SIXTY ONE ‘John Barnes’ EVENT SUCCESS

By Fundraising

The UK-Based premier sporting events company has donated £2,300 to the Justin Edinburgh 3 Foundation.

Following the exclusive ‘Evening with John Barnes’ event, CEO Charlie Edinburgh and trustee John Eagleton joined Echo Sixty One for the cheque presentation on behalf of JE3 Foundation.

Speaking of their support, Echo Sixty One said:

“Thank you to everyone who helped us raise another £2,300 for the Justin Edinburgh 3 Foundation at last nights event.

We love that we’re able to support this special cause.”

JE3 Foundation partners with Crowdfunder UK

By News

The Justin Edinburgh 3 Foundation is delighted to announce a new partnership with Crowdfunder UK.

Today, the Justin Edinburgh 3 Foundation has announced a new partnership with Crowfunder UK.

Crowdfunder is the #1 crowdfunding platform in the UK, having raised £200m. It connects projects that matter with people who care.

Every minute counts. Cardiac Arrest is sudden and often without warning. Increasing public access to defibrillators rapidly increases the chance of survival. The Justin Edinburgh 3 Foundation is partnering with Crowdfunder to help communities raise the money for defibs, working together to install the life-saving equipment in workspaces, schools, and community spaces.

This new campaign is more than just increasing access to vital equipment around the UK. Crowdfunding shines a spotlight on all sorts of societal issues and this work will drive greater awareness of the foundation’s founding principles. Access to defibs, education around CPR, and legislative change are its primary objectives and this partnership will only support progress in all three.

But this of course goes beyond the world of football, and sports more generally. Cardiac arrest can happen anywhere and often without warning so increasing public access to defibrillators in every corner of the country will rapidly increase the chance of survival.

From our perspective, this work encapsulates the power of crowdfunding. It’s a journey that started out as a simple community project and grew into a collaborative campaign, aiming to create a lasting legacy through the platform.

We’ve proved time and again that we can make a real difference by working together and this partnership will be no exception.

Find out more: https://www.crowdfunder.co.uk/crowdfund-a-defibrillator

JE3 Supports World Heart Federation #WorldHeartDay

By News

Today, the Justin Edinburgh 3 Foundation is supporting the World Heart Federations latest Campaign, #WorldHeartDay.

World Heart Day is an opportunity for everyone to stop and consider how best to use heart for humanity, for nature, and for you. Beating cardiovascular disease (CVD) is something that matters to every beating heart.

Use Heart means to think differently. To make the right decisions. To act with courage. To help others. To engage with this important cause. The heart is the only organ you can hear and feel. It is the first and last sign of life. It is one of the few things with the potential to unite all of us as people.

For Every Heart involves the use of “FOR” and swings the focus from the actions themselves to the beneficiaries of the actions, allowing for wider application of the campaign while also making it more personal. We want World Heart Day messages to reach as many individuals as possible to help achieve cardiovascular health for every heart.

For more information please visit https://world-heart-federation.org

Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, 1926-2022

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The Justin Edinburgh 3 Foundation joins the nation in mourning the death of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II.

The Justin Edinburgh 3 Foundation joins the nation in mourning the death of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II.

We have all been inspired by Her Majesty’s deeply committed service to our country since she acceded to the throne 70 years ago.

Her Majesty’s reign has been personified by her tireless dedication to public life, including charity.

The Foundation should like to extend its condolences to all members of the Royal Family at this sad time.

Echo Sixty One ‘Glenn Hoddle’ Event Success

By Fundraising

THE UK-BASED PREMIER SPORTING EVENTS COMPANY HAS DONATED £1,580 TO THE JUSTIN EDINBURGH 3 FOUNDATION.

Following the exclusive ‘Evening with Glenn Hoddle’ event, CEO Charlie Edinburgh and trustee John Eagleton joined Echo Sixty One for the cheque presentation on behalf of JE3 Foundation.

Speaking of their support, Echo Sixty One said:

“Proud to announce that we raised £1,580 for JE3 Foundation at Camberley Heath Golf Club last night at ‘An Evening with Glenn Hoddle’!!

So happy that we are able to continue to support this awesome cause! More defibrillators to be placed, more training to be given, and one step closer to getting Justin’s Law to be a reality!

Thank you to all who joined in with the lucky dip and auction.”

Justins Law – Petition Update

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JE3 Foundation are fighting for legislative change

Current UK legislation does not require health and sport facilities to be equipped with life-saving defibrillators. The JE3 Foundation is fighting to change this.

Join thousands of people who have already signed the Justin’s Law petition.

CEO Charlie Edinburgh has given an update regarding our Campaign.

“It’s still hard to comprehend it’s been over three years since we lost my dad. Everyone at the foundation is extremely proud of the progress we have made during some challenging and unprecedented times for everyone.

We continue to make a difference with the rollout of life-saving defibrillators and our CPR and defibrillator workshops, none of which would be possible without the overwhelming support we continue to receive.

Our long-term objective of changing the law in Justin’s name has been well received and a lot of hard work is been pushed into this. I have personally met and spoken with a number of MP’s who are on board with our push for Justin’s Law and nothing fills me with more pride than seeing over 53,000 people signing our change.org petition. There is still a lot of work to do, but every signature we receive is another step in the right direction to make sure that all UK health and sports facilities are equipped with defibrillators so that we can continue to change outcomes in the face of cardiac arrest.

Thank you to everyone who has and continues to support JE3 Foundation”

If you would like to support JE3 in its pursuit of Justin’s Law then please follow the link and sign the petition.

https://www.change.org/p/uk-parliament-justins-law-defibrillators-in-all-health-and-sporrs-facilities-in-the-uk

Stubbers Farm Business Centre is the latest JE3 Defibrillator recipient

By Donations

Today, the Justin Edinburgh 3 Foundation donated a life-saving defibrillator to Stubbers Farm Business Centre, Blackmore, Essex.

Today, the Justin Edinburgh 3 Foundation donated a life-saving defibrillator to Stubbers Farm Business Centre in Blackmore, Essex.

The donation, made by CEO Charlie Edinburgh will see the foundation support a number of businesses on the development based in Essex. The site is home to a number of organisations who will now all benefit from the latest donation, including:

  • Alexander’s School of Dance & Theatre
  • Home Instead
  • Trinity Living
  • Cadenza Music School

The Automated External Defibrillators will be a permanent fixture at the venue and will be located on the outside of the Alexander’s School of Dance & Theatre building.

This donation was made possible thanks to the fundraising of Cliff Hart.

In line with the commitment to sharing Justin’s story and increasing access to defibrillators, the Foundation invites organisations to apply to the defibrillator donation scheme.

JE3 Foundation supports #CPQR Campaign

By Media

The Justin Edinburgh 3 Foundation has backed the latest Resuscitation Council UK campaign.

The Justin Edinburgh 3 Foundation has backed the latest Resuscitation Council UK campaign.

#CPQR is the latest campaign launched by Resuscitation Council UK. We are encouraging people to Scan It. Learn It. Save a life. A new CPQR symbol that could save lives.

With 80% of cardiac arrests happening at home, JE3 Foundation is supporting Resuscitation Council UK (RCUK) mission to give everyone across the UK the CPR skills to save a life. They have created the “CPQR code” a heart shaped QR code that directs people to a short video on how to do CPR. Like the pink Ribbon, or the Remembrance Poppy, the CPQR code is an icon that can be used by anyone and everyone who wants to raise awareness for the importance of learning CPR. It’s an emblem with a twist: its design holds the information needed to learn and save a life. Scan it. Learn it. Save a life.

There are more than 30,000 out-of-hospital cardiac arrests in the UK every year, and every minute without CPR and defibrillation reduces the chance of survival by ten percent.

The simple aim of the CPQR code is to expand the number of people who know the basic principles of CPR and defibrillation – increasing the rate of bystander intervention in out-of-hospital cardiac arrest events, which will increase survival rates.