The Jennie Marsh Trust

Thank you to all those who bought and sent JMT Christmas Cards, generating over £1200 of additional income for our projects and helping to raise the profile of JMT. We would be grateful for any feedback ...

Two of JMT's Directors are putting their feet where their pleas have been - to help raise money for JMT's projects; Graham Tipper is taking on the famous Camino de Santiago walk over several weeks in April and May this year, whilst Nick Marsh gives the 2009 London Marathon a go...

JMT and the Bain team in Johannesburg raised extra funding for christmas presents at Thembalethu's christmas party for all the homeless boys they work with in Johannesburg on December 2nd, enabling them to walk away with new jeans, t-shirts and some christmas goodies!

Nick (Marsh) was back in Africa in October and November 2008, and amongst some holiday and Land Rover travels, spent time at a number of JMT's projects on the continent..

A special pre-premiere film screening at Paramount was organised by Rich Aseme to help raise money for JMT...

Bain & Company's London office rasied money for JMT's projects in South Africa in one of its "Jeans" day events

Four friends attempted to climb Mont Blanc, and though ultimately the weather defeated them, sponsors generously gave to JMT

Lucy and Gav were married recently and raised over £1,000 for JMT through their collection..

Russ Hayes and Toby Wright raised £750 for JMT by completing the Great North Run...

JMT's Christmas cards for 2007 are now available for purchasing and distribution...

Annual Twickenham charity cricket match took place for the Jennie Marsh Cup..

During the month of July, the Bain & Company team in South Africa raised £355 for JMT in sponsored events..

Nick and Ian Marsh visited Vila Maninga in May to see the progress on the rebuilding of the orphan village and eucalyptus plantation

A huge congratulations to Simon & Nicky (nee Yarrow) Martin who were married, and paid wonderful tribute to Jennie as well as raising over £1,000 from the wedding towards JMT

Kate & Simon Pilkington raised over £1,000 for JMT by courageously running the Bath half-marathon, their first such event..

Suitcases and bags of donated clothes recently arrived at two of JMT's orphan projects..

A group of boys from boarding house, Gate House, at Dean Close School accompanied housemaster David Marsh to the 2007 Varsity Rugby League match in February at the Stoop in Twickenham.

Report on destructive fire at Vila Maninga orphan village in Mozambique ...

JMT was nominated as the recipient charity for the day's charity collection at the Harlequins ...

As September comes around many think of the new school term and the end of the summer holidays ...

Eleven countries and almost 25,000kms on the Landrover’s counter was the evidence of three and half months of travelling Sub-Saharan Africa ...

The summer of 2006 saw several people take on to raise money for JMT ...

A small 'team' of JMT people, consisting of Trustees Andrew & Nick, as well as Kate and Julian Read, visited one of supported projects in Mozambique ...

Rob Nation successfully completed the 2006 Flora London Marathon ...

Ranti Williams and Mary Wenham kindly ran the Paris half marathon to raise money for the Jennie Marsh Trust - read their report of the day ...

A massive thanks to all those who bought and helped sell the hugely successful JMT Christmas cards...

On a Sunday morning in late October, when most people would have opted for a warm coffee shop, a single brave runner faced up to Britain's toughest marathon...

Sportsfans flocked to London’s Dulwich College playing fields for the inaugural JMT Touch Rugby Tournament on September 11.

Friday 2nd September proved to be a great night for 50 fortunate guests who enjoyed a special advance screening of the latest blockbuster movie version of Pride and Prejudice.

How to celebrate your silver wedding anniversary differently and in style! 

On a warm, sunny Sunday morning, our two first London Marathon runners performed brilliantly!

On a cold, blustery December sunday morning 8 brave runners set out on the Bicester 10K run to raise money for the Jennie Marsh Trust.

Over 120 people gathered at Alcester's picturesque and beautifully converted village hall with little knowledge of what awaited them.