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FOUNDATION FOR A SAFER FUTURE

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By David Richardson

WORKING TOGETHER: Charlie Edinburgh, from the JE3 Foundation, donates a defibrillator to staff at his Dad Justin’s former club, Billericay
PICTURE: Nicky Hayes

THE JUSTIN Edinburgh 3 Foundation has donated three potentially life-saving defibrillators to clubs and organisations.
The foundation, which has already raised in the region of £250,000, was set up by wife Kerri, daughter Cydnie and son Charlie following the tragic passing of the former Leyton Orient manager in June last year after he suffered a cardiac arrest.
The JE3 Foundation aims to provide fun...

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