Hannah Ingram-Moore’s firm, Club Nook, faces financial troubles after a Charity Commission probe and mounting debts
Last year, they had a solid £336,300. What a fall from grace! The company owes creditors £67,000 and has liabilities of £19,246. That’s a lot of red flags.
Hannah, who calls herself a business leader, has faced criticism before. A Charity Commission investigation found her and her husband mismanaged funds linked to the Captain Tom Foundation.
Captain Tom became a hero during the pandemic, raising millions for the NHS by walking laps in his garden. Sadly, after his passing in 2021, things took a turn for the worse for his family.
The Charity Commission report was harsh, saying the Ingram-Moores benefited too much from the foundation. They misled the public about where the money was going.
In a past interview, Hannah got emotional, saying her dad wanted the money from his books to stay separate from the charity. She insisted it was never about the money but about keeping his legacy alive.
However, she was paid £18,000 for attending an event while already being paid as CEO of the foundation. That raised eyebrows.
The Charity Commission has been looking into the foundation since last year, and it’s been a rough ride for fundraising efforts.
To top it off, local planning officials ordered the demolition of a spa pool at her home. People are not happy, with some saying Captain Tom walked for his daughter’s luxury.
