What is a patron?
A Patron of The Oli Leigh Trust is an individual, or company, that wishes to show us their support by making a regular annual donation, thus helping to ensure our work to reduce suicide rates among young people in the UK continues to make a difference.
Roll of Patrons
The Oli Leigh Trust values the significant support our Patrons play and we acknowledge them here.
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Silver Patrons Martin Segal Gold Patrons Dina and Daniel Jacobson & Family David Jackson & Family Louis Perl Laura Marks & Family Spencer Gelding & Family Sam Helfgott Ben Bentley Benjamin Gubbay The Rishover Family Olivia Grace Jewellery Limited Hypnotherapy by Elissa Caprice Shoes GB Max and Patricia Michaels |
Diamond Patrons Max & Savvas Pieri (SP Interiors Ltd) Platinum Patrons The Lee Family The Alan Mattey Charitable Trust Nat Roden The Tapnack Family The Glasser Family Shani & Jeremy Gubbay & Family Philip Small Caterers The Naftalin Family Rahul Moodgal The Dreyfuss Family |
Becoming a Patron
Would you like to support the work of The Oli Leigh Trust, and help reduce suicide rates among young people, by becoming a Patron?
We have 4 categories of Patrons. Each category provides the Patron with certain benefits, which are explained further if you click the link below, as well as giving the Patron knowledge that they are making a significant difference to the lives of young people in distress.
To become a Patron you simply have to choose a category and make the corresponding donation via Paypal.
To find out more about becoming a Patron of The Oli Leigh Trust click the link below.
We have 4 categories of Patrons. Each category provides the Patron with certain benefits, which are explained further if you click the link below, as well as giving the Patron knowledge that they are making a significant difference to the lives of young people in distress.
To become a Patron you simply have to choose a category and make the corresponding donation via Paypal.
To find out more about becoming a Patron of The Oli Leigh Trust click the link below.
Friends of The Oli Leigh Trust
Thank you to our amazing Friends for their time, effort and abundant enthusiasm.
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Jessie Tapnack
Richard Sager Eli Tapnack Liv Bloom Sophie Powell Tracey Dunn |
Daisy Spalter
Andrew Lewis Skevi Fogou Maya Lichtenstein Charlotte Goldsobel |
We are delighted to be a member of the National Suicide Prevention AllianceVisit our member page at www.nspa.org.uk
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Oliver Moorhouse
Oliver Moorhouse is the Managing Director of the hugely popular Menspire Salon Group, which has male grooming salons in St Albans (the flagship branch), Harpenden, Radlett and Watford, and has battled his own mental health issues. Oliver, born and bred in St Albans, recently begun a small documentary series, posting videos which share an insight into his journey with mental health over the past ten years, with the aim of showing others that there is a way through difficult times with the correct help.
Michelle Leigh, founder of the Oli Leigh Trust, said: "We are thrilled and delighted to announce that Oliver Moorhouse has become our Ambassador. Oliver will be a tremendous asset to The Oli Leigh Trust and we are so pleased to be travelling on our journey together."
Oliver said: "I am delighted to be supporting The Oli Leigh Trust. From the minute I met the team I was inspired by their energy and determination to make a difference in helping to reduce the rate of teenage suicide and self-harm through training, education and support. This is a subject that profoundly resonates with me due to my own ongoing journey so I am proud to be associated with a charity that helps with mental health and wellbeing".
Michelle Leigh, founder of the Oli Leigh Trust, said: "We are thrilled and delighted to announce that Oliver Moorhouse has become our Ambassador. Oliver will be a tremendous asset to The Oli Leigh Trust and we are so pleased to be travelling on our journey together."
Oliver said: "I am delighted to be supporting The Oli Leigh Trust. From the minute I met the team I was inspired by their energy and determination to make a difference in helping to reduce the rate of teenage suicide and self-harm through training, education and support. This is a subject that profoundly resonates with me due to my own ongoing journey so I am proud to be associated with a charity that helps with mental health and wellbeing".
