Fundraising

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

On Sunday, thousands of spectators lined the streets of London to see nearly 12,000 runners cross the start line, including 6 runners for JE3 Foundation. The atmosphere and support on the route were exceptional, with the foundation housing a Cheer Station at mile 9 of the course, where runners were treated to the exceptional sounds of ‘We R The Band’.

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:

Daisy Lewis – RT: 2hr 4mins – Total raised – £2,885

Poppy Payne – RT 2hr 4mins – Total raised – £1,751

Josh James – RT 1hr 58mins – Total raised – £1,394

Tom Cullinane – RT 1hr 58mins – Total raised – £1,394

Angel Davis – RT 2hr 34mins – Total raised – £370

Josh Wright – RT 1hr 32mins – Total raised – £420

Total raised as of (5/4/2022) – £8,214

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 at Mile 9 of the racecourse the atmosphere was superb and we received exceptional feedback at just how much this helped drive all runners on to the finish line.

THE UK-BASED PREMIER SPORTING EVENTS COMPANY HAS DONATED £10,232 TO THE JUSTIN EDINBURGH 3 FOUNDATION.

Following the exclusive ‘Evening with Harry Redknapp’ 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:

“WHAT A NIGHT! Harry was absolutely superb; but to make the whole night even more perfect, we raised a massive £10,232 for the Justin Edinburgh 3 Foundation.

Thank you to everyone who came tonight helping us raise this spectacular amount of money for an awesome cause!”

The JE3 Foundation have donated four more Automated External Defibrillators this week.

London schools Hillyfield Academy, South Grove Primary, and Riverley Primary —the latter participants in JE3’s CPR workshop in July — are now equipped with Automated External Defibrillators thanks to the Justin Edinburgh 3 Foundation defibrillator donation scheme.

Joining them as recipients was local organisation Legends Boxing Gym Essex, bringing total donations this week to four.

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

It’s a day for celebration as the Justin Edinburgh 3 Foundation receives its official charitable status, granted by the Charity Commission for England and Wales.

This milestone comes one and a half years after Justin’s family—including his wife, Kerri, his son, Charlie, and daughter, Cydnie— launched the eponymous foundation in honour of the late Justin Edinburgh.

This update in status enables the Foundation to maximise their fundraising efforts, reinvesting donations into their charitable objects.

The Justin Edinburgh 3 Foundation charitable number is 1193256

Tottenham Hotspur have raised more than £33,000 for the Justin Edinburgh 3 Foundation through a match-worn shirt auction.

The shirts, worn in the fourth round EFL Cup win over Chelsea in September, were signed and auctioned in honour of the Club’s former defender who made 276 appearances for the North London club.

The Justin Edinburgh 3 Foundation is proud to support Restart a Heart Day on October 16th, 2020.

Restart a Heart Day raises awareness about cardiac arrest and helps people to learn CPR, giving them life-saving skills and the confidence to use them.

Led by The Resuscitation Council UK, along with the British Heart Foundation, British Red Cross, St. John Ambulance, Yorkshire Ambulance Police Services and Saving Lives for Scotland, Restart a Heart Day aims to build a nation of life savers, like Jack.

Join Jack, and all of us at the Foundation, in becoming an everyday hero, and #DoWhatJackDid

On Saturday 14th December, the biggest names in football gathered with the community, family and friends at the first ever JE3 Gala.

Ahead of Justin’s 50th birthday on 18th December, the JE3 Gala was a celebration of Justin’s undeniable impact on the world of football, his family and friends, and the community at large. With special guests and a silent auction raising more than £100,000 the flagship event was a tremendous success.

The Foundation is delighted to announce that moving forward, the JE3 Gala will take place on an annual basis ahead of Justin’s birthday in December.