Oli Bennett Charitable Trust

On the 11th September 2001, in New York, terrorists launched a catastrophic attack on the famous twin towers of the World Trade Centre. They hijacked and flew two passenger jet airplanes into the towers, causing the whole structure to collapse. Over 2,950 innocent people, from all over the world, died as a result. The majority in the prime of their lives, successful, industrious, full of hope and promise. Oli Bennett was one of those who died. He was covering an important conference, held at the very top of one of the towers, in his capacity as a successful financial journalist. He was 29. As a tribute to Oli, his family and friends have created the charity to help young people, from all backgrounds, get their business ideas off the ground and turned into sustainable, profitable organisations, whatever their scale. The aim is to provide financial support, where other methods of fundraising may have failed, and to offer advice. Grants will be considered for those applicants aged between 18 and up to 30 years old, and who are UK residents. The Oli Bennett Charitable Trust has just awarded its 145th grant. As a small Charity, we haven’t a staffed office and will reply when we can. Phone [for more info] 07775654519 . SUBMIT APPLICATION FORM AND BUSINESS PLAN ON www.olibennett.com – PLEASE READ THE ‘GUIDANCE’ BEFORE APPLYING FOR A GRANT AND SEND APPLICATION FORM WITH THE BUSINESS PLAN. WE NEED BOTH SETS TO ASSESS A PLAN.