Naomi Campbell's 5-Year Ban on Serving as a Charity Trustee in England and Wales Is Overturned
A tribunal said the supermodel was deceived by co-trustee Bianka Hellmich, and found only 8.5% of Fashion for Relief spending went to grants.
- On Thursday, supermodel Naomi Campbell won a legal challenge overturning her five-year ban from serving as a charity trustee in England and Wales after a First-Tier Tribunal ruling.
- The Charity Commission disqualified Campbell in 2024 after finding "serious misconduct and mismanagement" at Fashion For Relief, the philanthropic organization she founded.
- Fellow trustee Bianka Hellmich "used forged documents" to conceal unauthorized payments, leading judges to rule Campbell had been "deceived" by her co-trustee.
- Judges found Campbell "was not responsible for the inappropriate use" of resources, though she shared responsibility for failing to file accounts on time but remains fit to serve.
- During a four-day June hearing, Campbell testified her "only mistake" was trusting Hellmich, whom she alleged forged her signature, while the Charity Commission opposed overturning the ban.
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Supermodel Naomi Campbell is again allowed to act as a trustee for charitable purposes. A London court confirmed that she had been hidden from the embezzlement of funds at her own donation organization.
UK tribunal overturns ban on Naomi Campbell leading charities
Former supermodel Naomi Campbell won a legal challenge on Thursday to overturn a five-year ban on being a charity trustee after a panel accepted she had been the victim of deception.
Naomi Campbell has won the appeal against the ban on performing positions in charities in the United Kingdom. (ANSA)
Naomi Campbell shouts victory in court. The model in fact has sprung up in the appeal against the prohibition to occupy positions as administrator of beneficial agencies. A British court has established that the topmodel was not aware of the most serious irregularities committed within Fashion for Relief, the charitable organization founded by her in 2005. Campbell was [...] The article Naomi Campbell wins the appeal: cancels the prohibition to …
The sentence indicated that Campbell, 56, shared responsibility for the fact that the charity did not submit its accounts on time, but that this did not mean that he was incompetent to be an administrator of an organization b
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