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The Justin Edinburgh 3 Foundation has donated two more life-saving defibrillators to Essex Cricket.

The Justin Edinburgh 3 Foundation has donated two more life-saving defibrillators to Essex Cricket.

The donations, made in Justin Edinburgh’s name, were supported by The Boundary Club, the official supporters club of Essex Cricket.

The defibrillators will be located behind the scoreboard at the River End of the ground and in the vicinity of the Doug Insole Pavilion at The Cloud County Ground in Chelmsford, Essex.

CEO Charlie Edinburgh said “We are extremely proud to be able to provide two potentially life-saving pieces of equipment to the club, it’s a relationship which we really see going from strength to strength. These latest donations add to the two previously donated to the city centre, which now sees our hard work coming into fruition throughout Chelmsford as a city. It’s amazing to be working with the Essex Boundary Club in funding these latest donations. I would like to thank everyone for making JE3 feel so welcome, it was a real pleasure to present these two defibrillators to the club on such a fine occasion.”

Dan Feist, Cricket Operations Director at Essex Cricket, added: “It is an excellent moment to be able to install two life-saving defibrillators here at The Cloud County Ground, and we are very grateful to the JE3 Foundation and the Boundary Club in their assistance in allowing us to do so.

“While we hope the defibrillators will never be used, their presence will still contribute to the peace of mind of every player, staff member, and visitor to our venue.”

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.

THIS EVENING, THE JUSTIN EDINBURGH 3 FOUNDATION DONATED AN AUTOMATED EXTERNAL DEFIBRILLATOR TO HIGHAMS PARK BAPTIST CHURCH.

This evening, the Justin Edinburgh 3 Foundation donated an Automated External Defibrillator to Highams Park Baptist Church.

The donation, made in Justin Edinburgh’s name took place at the church based on Cavendish Road, London.

CEO Charlie Edinburgh was in attendance to make the official presentation to members of the church this evening.

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.

This evening, the Justin Edinburgh 3 Foundation donated an Automated External Defibrillator to Brentwood Town Football Club.

This evening, the Justin Edinburgh 3 Foundation donated an Automated External Defibrillator to Brentwood Town Football Club.

The donation, made in Justin Edinburgh’s name took place at the clubs stadium in Brentwood, Essex.

CEO Charlie Edinburgh was in attendance to make the official presentation to the first team squad as they prepared to take on one of Justin’s former clubs Leyton Orient in a pre-season fixture.

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.

Today, the Justin Edinburgh 3 Foundation donated an Automated External Defibrillator to Albion Rovers Football Club in South Wales.

Today, the Justin Edinburgh 3 Foundation donated an Automated External Defibrillator to Albion Rovers Football Club in South Wales.

The donation, made in Justin Edinburgh’s name took place at the clubs Kimberley Park home in Newport, Wales the city in which Justin guided Newport County AFC back into the football league in 2013.

CEO Charlie Edinburgh was in attendance to make the official presentation this afternoon to club chairman Terry Wilkins, club secretary Sarah Yemm, Mike Edwards and members of the club’s Under 8’s and Under 15’s sides.

The afternoon was capped off as Charlie Edinburgh presented Rovers Under-15 girls coach, Jason Kelly with the very first ‘UK Junior Grassroots Football Hero Award’ after Kelly successfully resuscitated a member of the public suffering a sudden cardiac arrest earlier this year.

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.

Today, the Justin Edinburgh 3 Foundation has provided two life-saving defibrillators to Chelmsford City Council.

Today, the Justin Edinburgh 3 Foundation has provided two more life-saving defibrillators to Chelmsford City Council.

The units provided by JE3 Foundation to Chelmsford City Council in partnership with Chelmsford For You, were presented by CEO Charlie Edinburgh today.

The Automated External Defibrillators are the first 24-hour accessible units in Chelmsford city centre. The units are positioned at the north and south ends of the High Street, units can be found at the Market Road public conveniences (facing towards Tindal Square) and the other at Chelmsford Central Mosque.

Extending the network of AED units housed within businesses and malls around the city centre, these latest additions create 24-hour coverage for anybody suffering a cardiac arrest.

Our thanks to all at Chelmsford City Council and Chelmsford For You – and to the teams at Chelmsford Market and Chelmsford Central Mosque for hosting the units.