City's Travis Bramley taking part in British Heart Foundation's Charity Relay
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City's Travis Bramley taking part in British Heart Foundation's Charity Relay City's Travis Bramley taking part in British Heart Foundation's Charity Relay Inspirational 4,000 kilometer charity relay reaches Exeter City as Plymouth Argyle pass over the baton and come together to inspire fans to learn lifesaving CPR.
Key points
- Sky Bet and BHF call on fans of Exeter City FC to get behind the Sky Bet EFL Every Minute Matters Relay by donating time not money – it takes just 15 minutes to learn CPR with BHF's free online tool, RevivR. The relay is the latest phase of Sky Bet and British Heart Foundation's pioneering Every Minute Matters campaign which set a goal a year ago of encouraging 270,000 football fans to learn CPR – the equivalent to three Wembley Stadiums – by May 2025.
- Image Race to 270,000 The Sky Bet EFL relay comes almost a year after Sky Bet teamed up with the British Heart Foundation to launch Every Minute Matters with the goal of encouraging an incredible 270,000 to learn CPR by the end of the 2024-2025 football season – equivalent to three Wembley Stadiums.
- Big name footie icons and celebrities involved in the nationwide relay include: 'Big Sam' Allardyce, Jack Wilshere, Graeme Souness, Tom Lockyer, Glenn Hoddle, Dion Dublin, Troy Deeney, Elis James, Maisie Adams and Sir Tony Robinson.*
- Exeter City's Sustainability Officer Travis Bramley will be cycling 125km between St James Park in Exeter and Bristol City's Ashton Gate on the 26th March as part of the Sky Bet EFL Every Minute Matters Relay.
- The Sky Bet EFL Every Minute Matters Relay, which kicked off on 25th March, is a gruelling 4,000-kilometer 28-day journey that will feature an incredible 72 legs stopping off at each and every EFL club before culminating at Wembley on 21st April.
Who
Charmaine Griffiths; Plymouth Argyle; Travis Bramley
When
itish Heart Foundation's Charity Relay Inspiration
Where
Bristol City's; the South West; Exeter City
Why
Each month more than 2,500* people suffer an out-of-hospital cardiac arrest in the UK and tragically less than one in 10 survive, often because those around them don't have the confidence to perform CPR.
How
Epic 4,000-kilometer charity relay, spanning four weeks of non-stop running, cycling and walking, is passing through the South West.
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