Sarah Ferguson's charity formally closes down
Summary
Sarah Ferguson’s charity, Sarah’s Trust, has officially closed and been removed from the public register of charities. The charity shut down after reports showed Ferguson had contact with Jeffrey Epstein while he was in prison, though being named in the documents does not prove wrongdoing.Key Facts
- Sarah’s Trust was started in 2020 to support work on humanitarian, environmental, and hunger crises.
- The charity announced its closure in February, describing it as “for the foreseeable future.”
- New documents from the US Department of Justice revealed emails showing Ferguson had contact with Epstein during his prison time.
- Ferguson called Epstein “the brother I have always wished for” in a 2009 email.
- The emails suggest Ferguson took her daughters to lunch with Epstein shortly after his release from prison.
- Ferguson has not responded to requests for comment on the documents or the charity’s closure.
- Ferguson has been dropped by several charities because of her links to Epstein.
- Her ex-husband gave up his Duke of York title due to his own connections to Epstein, and Ferguson lost her duchess title as a result.
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