Make Your Tribute Today
Your kindness in supporting our work with a heartfelt tribute really will make a difference to young people’s lives, now and for future generations.
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Tribute Giving
A tribute donation offers you a thoughtful way to remember a special person or celebrate an occasion whilst contributing to work that is transforming lives of vulnerable children in South Africa.
We work collaboratively, actively addressing the needs of the community. The Safe Parks help young people build their confidence, providing them with support and guidance. This leads to them realising their full potential in building a hopeful and sustainable future.
Once you have made your tribute gift please email us on info@bstrust.org with your name, who the tribute is for and why. There is the option to send a photograph and personalise your tribute, this will then appear on our tribute wall, in chronological order by the date they are posted. Please do share with friends and family.
Tribute Wall
Shamin Parthab
In Memory
Shamin was a ‘pioneer’. Like so many of her generation growing up in South Africa in the 1970s and 1980s, she rejected the constraints of a Government that sought to define her destiny on the basis of race. For Shamin, her rejection was not through the student politics of the time but through quiet rebellion: insightful and self aware, Shamin sought out the alternative, the spiritual, the underdog. From working in a children's home in South Africa to lecturing and studying in childcare at Blackburn College and the University of Leeds she took their side, their view and in her own way made their voices heard.
David Piper
In Memory
This donation is made in memory of David Piper. A kind, gentle family man who lived without prejudice or fuss but with a quiet sureness and great sense of humour. He is greatly missed and is held very dearly in our hearts every day.
Peter Fredrickson (Fred)
In Memory
This donation is made in memory of Peter Fredrickson (Fred) who steadfastly supported the work of the Bishop Simeon Trust. The kindness, lack of judgement and generosity of spirit he showed to his family and friends throughout his life, guided his work in the local community, making a difference to the lives of young people, both at home and further afield.