Answers on a postcard

Sun 10th Jun 2007 by Ben Palmer.
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Hopefully there's little doubt that I want to make a difference to future families' lives, but one thought has been buzzing around in my head for many many months.

Should I set up a Charitable Trust in Jessica's name rather than just a website called 'Jessica's trust' which is more a reference to that which was betrayed?

If I did, what could it do? I have several ideas, but I'd love your suggestions. Answers in the comments or by email rather than on a postcard, please.

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