Naomi Campbell's charity dreams go up in smoke as she's disqualified from being a trustee after a scandalous expenditure report!
In a jaw-dropping twist that seems straight out of a reality TV saga, British supermodel Naomi Campbell has found herself in hot water, temporarily barred from being a charity trustee for five years. The Charity Commission reported evidence of serious financial misconduct at her charity, Fashion for Relief, an initiative meant to help relieve poverty. However, it seems the charity’s funds were not utilized as effectively as Campbell had intended, with less than 9% of its total expenditure spent on charitable grants. Instead, funds were reallocated in a manner that raises more than a few eyebrows — including payments for luxury hotel stays and spa treatments during a glamorous event in Cannes.
The inquiry led by the Charity Commission revealed some alarming details about the mismanagement of the charity's resources, including allegations that the charity's funds were used to cover Campbell’s five-star hotel accommodations, spa sessions, and even personal security costs. The model, who founded Fashion for Relief back in 2005, stated that she was not in complete control of the charity's finances. Nonetheless, the findings prompted the watchdog to take decisive action against her, barring her from any future acts of governance in charitable organisations for five years.
Fashion for Relief aimed to tackle poverty but has been under scrutiny for years now, even being dissolved earlier this year. The public is flooding the internet with mixed reactions, from disappointment to disbelief that such a high-profile figure could face allegations at this level. Campbell's case has sparked conversations about accountability and transparency in the charity sector, as many wonder how a charity founded by one of the world’s top models could have mismanaged funds to the extent reported.
As her reputation takes a hit, Campbell has been awarded the French Medal of Honour—a stark contrast to the fallout from her charity operations. The juxtaposition of her monetary struggles within the charity sphere and her ongoing accolades highlights the complexity of celebrity culture and its impacts on philanthropy.
Here's a fun fact: Naomi Campbell wasn't just the face of Fashion for Relief; she spearheaded various high-profile charity events featuring A-list celebrities. It's remarkable how a charity movement that once sought to engage the public might now leave them scratching their heads! Another tidbit? Campbell's charity went beyond just raising funds, it aimed to spark a shift in fashion’s approach to social responsibility. Seems like her misguided approach has sparked a different kind of dialogue altogether!
The Charity Commission finds the charity she founded spent less than 9 per cent of its total expenditure on charitable grants.
Naomi Campbell has been temporarily barred from serving as a charity trustee after a U.K. watchdog group found evidence of financial misconduct at her own ...
The Charity Commission has disqualified supermodel Naomi Campbell as a trustee after it found that her charity, Fashion for Relief, had been “poorly ...
Model barred for five years after watchdog found evidence of financial misconduct at charity she fronted.
LONDON (AP) — British supermodel Naomi Campbell has been barred from being a charity trustee in England and Wales for five years after the poverty charity ...
This included using charity funds to pay for Campbell's stay at a five-star hotel in Cannes as well as spa treatments, room service and cigarettes.
Naomi Cambell founded Fashion For Relief in 2005, with the aim of relieving poverty, but only a small proportion of the charity's overall expenditure went ...
A Charity Commission inquiry found Fashion for Relief was not passing on as much of the money raised as it was supposed to. Instead it was being spent on ...
FILE - British model Naomi Campbell arrives for the inaugural King's Foundation charity awards at St James's Palace in London, Tuesday, June 11, 2024.
Tens of thousands pounds were spent on luxury hotel rooms, spa treatments, cigarettes and personal security for the supermodel.
The Charity Commission found serious mismanagement of funds at Fashion for Relief, which Campbell founded.
The model cannot be involved at charities for five years after an inquiry discovered mismanagement.
Fashion For Relief was dissolved and removed from the register of charities earlier this year. Misconduct included using charity funds to pay for Campbell's ...
The Charity Commission found serious mismanagement of funds at Fashion for Relief, which Campbell founded.
This included using charity funds to pay for Campbell's stay at a five-star hotel in Cannes as well as spa treatments, room service and cigarettes.
A probe into Fashion for Relief found serious mismanagement of funds.
The Charity Commission found serious mismanagement of funds at Fashion for Relief, which Campbell founded.
An inquiry into Fashion for Relief, a charity which says it was founded by Campbell in 2015, found serious mismanagement of funds. Misconduct included using ...
This included using charity funds to pay for Campbell's stay at a five-star hotel in Cannes as well as spa treatments, room service and cigarettes.
An inquiry into Fashion for Relief, a charity which says it was founded by Campbell in 2015, found serious mismanagement of funds. Misconduct included using ...
Multiple instances of misconduct and mismanagement at charity Fashion for Relief, which included thousands being spent on expenses, has resulted in it being ...
Naomi Campbell has been banned being a charity trustee for five years over Financial Misconduct at Fashion for Relief.
Naomi Campbell has defended her charity, Fashion for Relief, following her disqualification as a trustee for five years.
British supermodel, Naomi Campbell, has rejected claims that she misused charity funds to sponsor her lavish lifestyle. Campbell has been banned from being ...
U.K. regulators found "serious misconduct" by Naomi Campbell's Fashion for Relief charity, disqualifying her from running a charity in Britain for five ...