The ‘Carli Lansley Foundation’ has been granted Registered Charity status. Our official charity number is 1180262. This is a huge development for our charity – it gives us much more fundraising options (including the ability to claim gift aid on donations). We have always had big, ambitious plans for our Foundation and attaining this charity
The Carli Lansley Foundation is proud to announce that talented young singer/songwriter Emily Frith has kindly agreed to be a patron for our charity. In 2017, Emily released her debut EP on iTunes, Spotify, Amazon Music & Google Play. On 24th August 2018, Emily released a new single “Better" Emily is currently studying Graphic Design
The Carli Lansley Foundation is proud to announce that Ellie Irving, multi-award winning children’s author, has kindly agreed to be a patron for our charity. Ellie is the author of 5 books – ‘For The Record’ (2011), ‘Billie Templar’s War’ (2012), ‘The Mute Button’ (2014), ‘Fleeced’ (2015) and ‘The Matilda Effect (2017). She has won
The Carli Lansley Foundation is proud to announce that Adam Barrett, ex-Southend United Captain and club “Legend", has kindly agreed to be a patron for our charity. Despite retiring from professional football in February 2017, Adam remains a huge fan favourite at Southend United, where he made 354 appearances (in two spells 2004-2010 and 2015-17).
We would like to thank everyone who came to 'A Cuppa For Carli' on 22 September 2018. We were so happy that so many people were able to come along and that everyone enjoyed their afternoon! It was an emotional day as you'd expect, looking around and seeing over 60 people there, chatting, catching up,
Between 1991-2006, Kingston Athletic were a member of Southend Sunday Football League. For the entire duration of its existence, the club was managed by Karl Lansley. Every year since 2006, the players from Kingston have reunited for an annual match. As from 2018, this annual reunion match will now be a charity fundraising event for
Megan and Danielle invite you for an afternoon tea at the Camelia Hotel on the seaside to raise money in Carli's memory. As you know Carli loved her tea and the kettle was always on when you visited. When they all turned 30, Carli and her best friends Megan and Danielle had a posh afternoon tea
Huge, huge, HUGE announcement. It is with great pride that I can confirm the 1st ECG screening in memory of Carli will take place on Saturday 15th June 2019 at Roots Hall, Southend United. The screening has been arranged through Cardiac Risk In The Young (CRY) and the reason it is June 2019
On 21/6/2018, 37 people had a meal at 'Skewers House' in Rochford at a Charity Evening held for our foundation. £205 was raised and everyone had a lovely evening. Huge thanks to Hugo and all the staff at 'Skewers'
