We've been overwhelmed by all the response so far and so touched by all of the incredibly kind and generous donations.

We are well on our way to setting up an incredible project called Olly's Future, working with the best charities that strive to prevent young suicide in the UK. So look out for updates :)

In the last few days of this campaign we are on a final push to raise as much as possible and are so grateful for all donations we receive!

Olly possessed a remarkable intelligence and a heartfelt sensitivity, enabling him to care for so many whilst pursuing a multitude of talents.

With a pioneering spirit and willingness to give, Olly was the driving force behind so many endeavours, from leading the university Think Tank society to compering Jazz performances at London's Adelphi Theatre. He also went on to achieve first-class honours in History at UCL.

His kindness was able to touch and inspire people around the world, from the orphans he spent time working with in Romania to his closest friends, who always looked to him for guidance. Despite his humble nature, his greatness was so apparent to all who knew him.

But depression is cruel and deceptive, making you feel like you have nothing to give and making it impossible for you to think clearly, especially about the long term.

Suicide is the biggest killer of men under 45 in the UK, with 75% of all suicides being carried out by men. With the terrible loss of our son, our brother, our nephew and our friend, this devastating statistic becomes all too real.

Olly’s impact on the world transcends that of most people who live out full lives. And this impact will continue through his memory and the influence he had on so many of us.

As suicide rates for men continue to climb, we will put every effort into preventing further tragedy.

During this time of sadness, we are grateful for any donations put towards this cause, no matter how large or small.

Thank you so much for your support.