CAPTAIN Sir Tom Moore’s identify has been faraway from the scandal-hit charity established in tribute to the Covid hero.
New filings at Firms Home point out The Captain Tom Basis will now be identified by the obscure title “The 1189808 Basis”.
It’s believed the odd title displays its official registered charity quantity.
The most recent accounts, disclosed final summer time, confirmed the entity had property exceeding £262,600.
It comes after the organisation’s web site was eliminated following a damning investigation by the Charity Fee.
Former Military officer Capt Tom grew to become a nationwide treasure after elevating greater than £30million for the NHS by doing laps of his backyard in the course of the pandemic.
He handed away in 2021 aged 100 however his household has been criticised over administration of funds raised in his identify.
Daughter Hannah Ingram-Moore, 53, and her husband Colin, 66, had each been made trustees in 2021.
However have been disqualified from being charity trustees after the humiliating probe discovered the pair had obtained “vital private profit” from the “mismanaged” basis.
The Charity Fee report additionally highlighted “repeated failures” with each Hannah and Colin’s management and “repeated situations of misconduct and/ or mismanagement”.
This comes as Hannah’s personal enterprise Membership Nook, that she co-runs together with her husband, had collapsed, in accordance with accounts filed with Firms Home.
The enterprise had been created to handle The Captain Tom Basis’s industrial pursuits and mental property.
However the newest paperwork have proven it solely has present property of £149, a stark distinction to final yr’s £336,300.
Liabilities have additionally dropped from £106,104 to £19,246 web inside a yr.
The couple beforehand pocketed £1.5million from a guide deal, giving none to Capt Tom’s charity.
In November final yr, the muse requested for the money again “instantly and with out the necessity for additional motion”.
It’s understood a lot of the funds have been put into an unlawful luxurious spa of their backyard utilizing the Captain Tom Basis charity identify.
The block was demolished earlier this yr after the household misplaced an enchantment towards Central Bedfordshire Council’s order for it to be torn down.
The report additionally reveals that Ingram-Moore blocked from paying herself a £150,000 wage as charity CEO, took £85,000 a yr and reimbursed her personal agency with £80,000 in prices from the muse.
The couple hoodwinked the general public by promising royalties to the charity from its merchandise web site.
Charity Fee report’s key findings
The 30-page report revealed on Thursday got here after a two-year inquiry
It discovered the Ingram-Moores carried out repeated situations of misconduct.
These embody:
“disingenuous” statements from Mrs Ingram-Moore about not being supplied a six-figure sum to develop into the charity’s CEOa deceptive implication that donations from guide gross sales can be made to the foundationno proof to assist Mrs Ingram-Moore’s claims she attended an awards ceremony in a private capability, for which she was paid £18,000The couple used the muse’s identify in an preliminary planning software for an unlawful spa pool block at their residence
As a substitute consumers have been redirected to exterior websites the place no fee to good causes was collected.
And so they gave the charity £8,900 from a Capt Tom gin from income regarded as effectively over £100,000.
Publishers Penguin agreed to pay a £1.4million advance to the Ingram-Moores’ non-public firm for Capt Tom’s memoir on the understanding a contribution can be made to his charity.
He raised almost £39million for NHS charities by strolling 100 lockdown laps of his backyard.
Within the prologue to Tomorrow Will Be a Good Day, Capt Tom, who died in 2021 aged 100, wrote: “I’ve additionally been given the prospect to lift much more cash for the charitable basis established in my identify.”
Simply £17,000 in royalties went to charity.
The report concluded: “The general public would understandably really feel misled given no donation has been made to the charity.”
Final yr, Mrs Ingram-Moore wept as she instructed Piers Morgan she and her hubby pocketed £800,000 from guide gross sales.
However the true scale of their plunder is way higher.
The Ingram-Moores, who used Capt Tom’s identify to attempt to promote their £2.25million residence in Marston Moretaine, Bedfordshire, have been banned as charity trustees.
Penguin stated: “We’re extraordinarily disillusioned.”
Liz Brownsell, of regulation agency Birketts, stated: “There’s nothing suggesting fraud.
“It’s extra an ethical than a authorized challenge.”