The family of Nell Jones have set up a charity in her name.
A student of Holmes Chapel Comprehensive School, Nell was one of the youngest victims of the Manchester Arena terror attack, at just 14 years-old.
The Remembering Nell Foundation will work with lesser known charities who do not get the funding they need – in particular those that support young people in the North West.
The aim is to support two charities each year through fundraising activities.
The charity will launch with a black tie ball at the Mere Hotel in Knutsford in April.
Nell’s mum Jane told Silk FM:
“Nell isn’t here. Nell is not able to achieve what she wanted to achieve. But, if we can help someone achieve something in Nell’s name; that’s what it’s all about.”
The family are also supporting the Garden of Memories at HCCS, which is dedicated to Nell. The memorial is due to open in May.
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