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The Justin Edinburgh 3 Foundation donates life-saving defibrillator to M.R.F.A

The Justin Edinburgh 3 Foundation has donated a life-saving defibrillator to M.R.F.A.

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

The Automated External Defibrillator will be a permanent fixture with M.R.F.A, one of Essex’s largest football coaching providers, coaching over 4,000 players every week.

CEO Charlie Edinburgh commented “I want to personally thank Michael Richardson and the entire team at M.R.F.A, they have supported JE3 since the very beginning. To be able to donate this potentially life-saving piece of equipment to them gives myself and the rest of the trustees a real sense of pride.”

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 has donated three more life-saving defibrillators to health and sports facilities.

JE3 Foundation has donated 3 more life-saving defibrillators to health and sports facilities.

The donations were made this week by CEO Charlie Edinburgh following the amazing fundraising efforts of Matt Sallis.

Matt recently became Guinness World Record holder for the most chest-to-ground burpees in 12 hours (male). He achieved a total of 6013 in this time raising an outstanding £10,981 for JE3.

Together we are now committed to donating defibrillators to health and sports clubs across the country with the funds raised.

The rollout started this week with the first three recipients; We Train (Harpenden, Hertfordshire), Crossfit (St Albans, Hertfordshire), and Crossfit (Luton, Bedfordshire) all receiving an AED on behalf of the 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.

The Justin Edinburgh 3 Foundation has donated a defibrillator to Wormley Rovers Football Club.

The Justin Edinburgh 3 Foundation has donated a life-saving defibrillator to Wormley Rovers Football Club.

The donation, made in Justin Edinburgh’s name, comes after the foundation discovered that the club had its existing defibrillator vandalized and stolen over the festive period.

The Automated External Defibrillator was presented by CEO, Charlie Edinburgh to Chairman Nigel Scully and Committee member Colin Vaughan.

JE3 Foundation CEO, Charlie Edinburgh said “This one really hit home. After having their exisiting defibrillator vandalized and stolen, we made quick contact with the club to see if we could assist in any way. If only the people responsible knew what a difference this piece of equipment can make. We urge people to continue supporting our work, whilst spreading the wider message surrounding the importance of Defibrillators.”

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.