Events

The Justin Edinburgh 3 Foundation is celebrating its London Landmarks Half Marathon success for 2024.

On Sunday, thousands of spectators lined the streets of London to see runners cross the start line, including 5 runners for JE3 Foundation. The atmosphere and support on the route were exceptional.

Runner Success

The 6 runners were a credit to the foundation, having put in a lot of hard training in the build-up to this year’s race, and this was reflected in their race times and the exceptional funds they raised for the foundation. We are grateful to:

Tom Nolan – RT 1hr 34mins – Total raised – £660

Ella Wilson – RT 1hr 35mins – Total raised – £770

Katy Rossington – RT 1hr 35mins – Total raised – £700

Alex Nolan – RT 1hr 40mins – Total raised – £1,394

Scott Duerden – RT 2hr 10mins – Total raised – £1,271

Mae Constance – RT 2hr 41mins – Total raised – £1,103

Total raised as of (08/4/2024) – £5,898

Congratulations to all of our runners on this fantastic achievement, the funds raised allow JE3 to continue its vital work.

A special thank you to everyone who supported our runners with us, the atmosphere was superb.

TODAY, THE JUSTIN EDINBURGH 3 FOUNDATION DELIVERED CPR AND DEFIBRILLATOR TRAINING TO DERBY COUNTY FC UNDER-13S AND UNDER-14S AS PART OF THE LEAGUE FOOTBALL EDUCATION PROJECT.

Representatives of the Justin Edinburgh 3 Foundation delivered a vital CPR and defibrillator training workshop to members of the Derby County FC’s Under-13s and Under-14s squads.

This week’s workshop with the clubs youth team, which serves as part of the Academy’s off-field life skills programme, saw the players learn how to deliver CPR with CEO Charlie Edinburgh to reinforce the importance of responding quickly if someone suffers a cardiac arrest.

Following the highly beneficial sessions, the foundation will continue to work with other clubs to deliver similar sessions.

TODAY, THE JUSTIN EDINBURGH 3 FOUNDATION DELIVERED CPR AND DEFIBRILLATOR TRAINING TO MK DONS FC UNDER-13S AND UNDER-14S AS PART OF THE LEAGUE FOOTBALL EDUCATION PROJECT.

Representatives of the Justin Edinburgh 3 Foundation delivered a vital CPR and defibrillator training workshop to members of the MK Dons FC’s Under-13s and Under-14s squads.

This week’s workshop with the clubs youth team, which serves as part of the Academy’s off-field life skills programme, saw the players learn how to deliver CPR with CEO Charlie Edinburgh to reinforce the importance of responding quickly if someone suffers a cardiac arrest.

Following the highly beneficial sessions, the foundation will continue to work with other clubs to deliver similar sessions.

Today, CEO of the Justin Edinburgh 3 Foundation Charlie Edinburgh met with cardiac arrest survivor Tom Lockyer.

Hosted by Luton Town Football Club, at the teams training complex, the pair discussed both Tom Lockyer and Justin Edinburgh’s experience with cardiac arrest, and the overwhelming support that has thus far been received for the ‘Justin’s Law’ petition.

To date, more than 60,000 people have signed the petition, calling for the legal mandate of health and sports facilities in the UK to be equipped with a defibrillator.

Speaking following the meeting, Charlie took to social media: “What a way to round off the week spending time with this absolute gentleman.

Speaking with Tom today about his journey following cardiac arrest back in 2023 was inspirational.

He is one of the most genuine, driven and determined people I have met who is striving to raise awareness of cardiac arrest and the importance of CPR and Defibrillators.

It was an honour to discuss the Justin Edinburgh 3 Foundations ongoing work and our long term objective changing the law in my Dad’s memory.”

Tom has shown full support to #JustinsLaw – do you ?

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

TODAY, THE JUSTIN EDINBURGH 3 FOUNDATION DELIVERED CPR AND DEFIBRILLATOR TRAINING TO SALFORD CITY FC UNDER-18S AS PART OF THE LEAGUE FOOTBALL EDUCATION PROJECT.

Representatives of the Justin Edinburgh 3 Foundation delivered a vital CPR and defibrillator training workshop to members of the Salford City FC’s Under-18s squad.

This week’s workshop with the clubs youth team, which serves as part of the Academy’s off-field life skills programme, saw the players learn how to deliver CPR with CEO Charlie Edinburgh to reinforce the importance of responding quickly if someone suffers a cardiac arrest.

Following the Under-18s’ highly beneficial session, the foundation will continue to work with other clubs to deliver similar sessions.

TODAY, THE JUSTIN EDINBURGH 3 FOUNDATION DELIVERED CPR AND DEFIBRILLATOR TRAINING TO MEMBERS OF THE LEON BARNETT FOOTBALL ACADEMY

Representatives of the Justin Edinburgh 3 Foundation delivered a vital CPR and defibrillator training workshop to members of the Leon Barnett Football Academy.

This week’s workshop with saw the players learn how to deliver CPR with CEO Charlie Edinburgh to reinforce the importance of responding quickly if someone suffers a cardiac arrest.

Following the highly beneficial session, the foundation will continue to work  to deliver similar sessions.

TODAY, THE JUSTIN EDINBURGH 3 FOUNDATION DELIVERED CPR AND DEFIBRILLATOR TRAINING TO HULL CITY FC UNDER-18S AS PART OF THE LEAGUE FOOTBALL EDUCATION PROJECT.

Representatives of the Justin Edinburgh 3 Foundation delivered a vital CPR and defibrillator training workshop to members of the Hull City FC’s Under-18s squad.

This week’s workshop with the clubs youth team, which serves as part of the Academy’s off-field life skills programme, saw the players learn how to deliver CPR with CEO Charlie Edinburgh to reinforce the importance of responding quickly if someone suffers a cardiac arrest.

Following the Under-18s’ highly beneficial session, the foundation will continue to work with other clubs to deliver similar sessions.

Leyton Orient rose to seventh in Sky Bet league One on Saturday by confidently overcoming Reading at Gaughan Group Stadium, which also saw the club mark JE3 Day.

In memory of the late, great, Justin Edinburgh, the O’s once again paid tribute to Justin with a dedicated fixture for the Foundation.

CEO of the foundation, penned a guest column in the programme for the fixture, as the O’s paid tribute to Justin pre-game, warming up wearing t-shirts displaying the logo of the JE3 Foundation.

CEO of the JE3 Foundation Charlie Edinburgh spoke on the importance of the fixture: “It means a lot that the club, and you, the supporters, continue to support and drive our imperative work, and days like today highlight the importance of the fantastic work being delivered by everyone at the foundation. If you haven’t yet learnt these potentially life-saving skills, then I encourage you to get in contact with the foundation to organize a workshop for your family, workplace, sports club. It really could save a life. I hope you enjoy what will be a special afternoon and keep my dad forever in your hearts, as this club was in his.”

All at the Foundation would like to thank everyone connected with the football club for marking this special occasion and for continuing to help raise awareness and continue Justin’s legacy.

TODAY, THE JUSTIN EDINBURGH 3 FOUNDATION DELIVERED CPR AND DEFIBRILLATOR TRAINING TO IPSWICH TOWN FC UNDER-21S AS PART OF THE LEAGUE FOOTBALL EDUCATION PROJECT.

Representatives of the Justin Edinburgh 3 Foundation delivered a vital CPR and defibrillator training workshop to members of the Ipswich Town FC’s Under-21s squad.

This week’s workshop with the clubs youth team, which serves as part of the Academy’s off-field life skills programme, saw the players learn how to deliver CPR with CEO Charlie Edinburgh to reinforce the importance of responding quickly if someone suffers a cardiac arrest.

Following the Under-21s’ highly beneficial session, the foundation will continue to work with other clubs to deliver similar sessions.

TODAY, THE JUSTIN EDINBURGH 3 FOUNDATION DELIVERED CPR AND DEFIBRILLATOR TRAINING TO FOREST GREEN ROVERS FC UNDER-18S AS PART OF THE LEAGUE FOOTBALL EDUCATION PROJECT.

Representatives of the Justin Edinburgh 3 Foundation delivered a vital CPR and defibrillator training workshop to members of the Forest Green Rovers FC’s Under-18s squad.

This week’s workshop with the clubs youth team, which serves as part of the Academy’s off-field life skills programme, saw the players learn how to deliver CPR with CEO Charlie Edinburgh to reinforce the importance of responding quickly if someone suffers a cardiac arrest.

Following the Under-18s’ highly beneficial session, the foundation will continue to work with other clubs to deliver similar sessions.