This is the logo of Sarah's Trust https://files.catbox.moe/989mat.jpg..The aim of her charitable foundation, called Sarah's Trust, is described online as a “vital bridge” between “individuals with social responsibility and the financial ability” to provide humanitarian aid for charities. ...Her Sarah Ferguson Foundation closed in 2012, but she also set up the Children In Crisis charity in 1993 which remains active...
The Duchess and her daughter Princess Eugenie have been helping healthcare workers during the coronavirus pandemic.
The logo of Supreme Master TV (SMTV) https://files.catbox.moe/bff9wc.jpg
They look similar, I think.
Coincidentally, Eugenie's ex-boyfriend Otto Brockway (who is a nephew of Richard Branson) is connected to the Supreme Master Ching Hai as explained in SUPREME MASTER TELEVISION LTD and the Carillion Network viewtopic.php?f=50&p=10299#p10299
Sarah's Trust website: https://www.sarahstrust.com/what-we-do .. Under "charities we love" is KEY TO FREEDOM.. click on that link takes you to married with baggage? https://marriedwithbaggage.com/
How sloppy of Sarah's webmaster not to have picked up that the web link redirects..to an online gambling site.. at the very least .. *cough*..
So, what happened to KEY TO FREEDOM? I found some info on the Virgin Money Giving website : https://uk.virginmoneygiving.com/charit ... ytofreedom
A 2019 article from The Times : Prince Andrew’s aid for abuse victims dries up https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/prin ... -b6zpts82qThe Duke of York founded Key to Freedom in 2012 following his Diamond Jubilee visit to Women's Interlink Foundation (WIF) in India. WIF helps trafficked young women from West Bengal develop skills to become economically active. Key to Freedom gives WIF products a route to market thereby providing income generating opportunities for the young women. All profit from the project is paid to WIF.
More about that here:A project set up by the Duke of York to help sex trafficking victims has made no direct donations for two years.
Key to Freedom is listed on Prince Andrew’s website as a personal initiative to help trafficked women by selling handmade scarves and clothing. The project’s website names Topshop and the Royal Collection gift shops but both said they no longer stocked Key to Freedom products.
One campaigner who held meetings with the duke’s team about the campaign said that it felt like “reputation laundering”. He added: “A lot of people get involved with these campaigns because there’s a nice social event and they get to visit a palace.”
Has Prince Andrew been rescuing young girls from sex trafficking all along? No. https://morningstaronline.co.uk/article ... l-along-no
Yet, Sarah set up Sarah's Trust in 2020 with a link to a defunct 'charity' funded by Andrew??...Another charity initiative set up by the prince to help young women trafficked for sex in India has been embroiled in allegations of mistreatment. Andrew started “Key to Freedom” in May 2012, soon after he was pictured walking with Epstein in Central Park, New York, following the paedophile billionaire’s release from prison.
He claimed his new charity would financially empower vulnerable young women in India by selling their handmade fashion items in Britain through retailers including Topshop and the Buckingham Palace website. However, the initiative soon fell into financial decline and is now largely inactive, despite being highlighted by the prince and his family as a success story throughout the scandal of his association with Epstein.
In fact exactly when the prince’s team was setting up the Key to Freedom project, its partner charity in India, the Women’s Interlink Foundation (WIF), which manages care homes for vulnerable children and young women, was being investigated by the Indian authorities. Ten girls aged between 12 and 15 had run away from one of the WIF’s two homes for trafficked and orphaned girls alleging that they were beaten by staff and generally mistreated.
WIF admits it did not tell the prince about the investigation, which it says cleared the care home. But it refused to publish the official police report or its own internal report.
Clearly Prince Andrew and his team failed to conduct due diligence on his partner charity – as indeed they did with Key to Freedom that also faces criticism that it gave false hope of financial security to the women making the hand-printed silk scarves, which were sold online at the Royal Collection shop.
The duke’s website also claims the initiative has “changed the fate of more than 100 vulnerable young women” and is still active. But WIF confirms no scarves have been available to buy through retailers for more than 18 months and only tiny orders for tote bags were placed.
These tote bags were given as gifts to guests at Andrew’s daughter Princess Eugenie’s wedding last year. The young women who made them in India got just £1.50 per bag. One guest at the wedding was Sarajit Mitra, head of the Indian charity — I hope he was served the right kind of chapati. Mitra, WIF’s chief operating officer and son of the founder, has said that orders from Topshop declined after 2013 and stopped abruptly in June 2018 without any explanation from the prince or his team, which he described as “rude.”
Despite this, in late August a royal source close to the prince said he was particularly dismayed that his efforts to help victims of sex trafficking were being overlooked while his connections with Epstein once again hit headlines....
The British High Commission in India was responsible for introducing the duke to WIF. One key member of the Prince’s team Amanda Thirsk, his private secretary, was at the centre of the Key to Freedom project.
Thirsk was the one who advised the prince to take part in his disastrous BBC Newsnight interview. She no longer works him.
Andy’s ex-wife Ferguson came up with the Key to Freedom name and Andrew’s charitable trust donated £10,000 seed capital. The initiative launched formally in 2013, with an order from Sir Philip Green’s Topshop.
Just like his refusal to talk about his relationship with Epstein, Andy is also saying nothing about these Indian charities and nor is Topshop, which was involved with the Key to Freedom project at the same time that top boss Green was himself facing allegations of sexual and racial harassment of staff.
Andy and Fergie’s latest scam is to get you and I — the taxpayer — to pay for his other daughter Beatrice’s upcoming wedding just as we did for his daughter Eugenie’s three-and-a-half million pound bash.
Most amazing is that Andrew, disgraced cheat and scam artist, remains the eighth inline to the throne. Do we need any better argument to get rid of the whole steaming shitheap that calls itself the monarchy?
One of the interesting thing about this whole fiasco is that a few months ago I found a link between that WIF Indian charity and a fire that took place in Newhaven which I posted about. That fire took place in August 2020: Another fire at a warehouse at Newhaven Port in the UK and the building is linked to a baby charity "The Happy Baby Community" https://searchvoat.co/v/pizzagate/3965724 Unfortunately I don't have my notes to hand to explain the link.. However..
We know that in October 2020, the Supreme Master TV changed their address to Newhaven Enterprise Centre .. that's less than a mile away from the warehouse where the fire took place : https://files.catbox.moe/2q0jtf.jpg
The Newhaven Enterprise Centre is an address that other companies associated with the Supreme Master Ching Hai association use.. and well before 2020. See: The World Preservation Foundation is a front for Ricky Dearman's Supreme Master Ching Hai cult with links to the Climate Institute, UN, Clintons. Is everything a scam? https://searchvoat.co/v/pizzagate/3972671/25268899
Newhaven is one of the smaller ferry ports in the UK : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Newhaven,_East_Sussex
The enterprise centre is located on Denton Island https://www.newhavenenterprisecentre.co.uk/the-centre
Port of Newhaven https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Port_of_Newhaven
Hmm..
