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Deadline: Ongoing
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EcoCounts, a climate charity, seeks a qualified Trustee Treasurer to join our Board. This volunteer role offers the chance to apply your financial expertise to a cause that matters—supporting local climate action and ensuring our financial stability and growth.
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Commitment: 3-year term, ~4 hours/week initially, with potential flexibility as the Board grows. Local candidates preferred (Hackney, Islington, Camden, Haringey, Westminster, the City).
Next Steps: If you’re excited to combine your financial skills with climate action, we’d love to hear from you. Based: North London Further information: Role description EcoCounts Trustee Treasurer |
For enquiries about the role:
Adam Hardy adam.hardy@ecocounts.community
Deadline: ongoing
ECT is seeking a Treasurer / Finance Trustee to join our enthusiastic and dedicated Board as we continue our mission to provide top-quality, safe, affordable and accessible transport services to the communities we serve. We value the range of perspectives that diversity brings and are committed to creating an inclusive, welcoming environment. We encourage applications from all backgrounds, including those new to a trustee role who share our values.
Our Board is shaping exciting plans for the future, working alongside our committed team of professional managers, drivers, assistants and administrators. As a Trustee, you will play a key role in guiding our charity through its next stage of growth. Based in Greenford, West London, with operations in Dorset and Cheshire, ECT has been serving communities for over 30 years, supporting young people, older adults, community groups and charities—and exploring opportunities to expand our services.
We are looking for a finance professional with strong commercial experience. Knowledge of charity finance is helpful but not essential. You will bring a strategic mindset, sound judgement and the ability to weigh risk and opportunity. Strong communication skills are important, particularly the ability to explain financial information clearly to non-specialists. Above all, we are seeking someone who is motivated to contribute their expertise and help shape ECT’s future.
Based: Head Office is Greenford, London, with other depots in Cheshire and Dorset
More information: ECT Charity Appointment Brief 2
For enquiries about the role, contact:
Robert Holland, Co-Chair ECT Charity
Deadline: Friday 27th March
The Royal College of Paramedics (RCoP) is the professional body representing paramedics across the UK, championing excellence in patient care, advancing education and research, and supporting members working in urgent, emergency, primary, community and specialist care. Following its recent attainment of Royal College status, the organisation is entering a significant phase of growth and transformation, including digital modernisation, strengthened governance, and long‑term organisational development.
RCoP is seeking its first Honorary Treasurer, a voluntary but strategically critical Board role, to provide expert financial leadership at this pivotal moment. The Treasurer will guide the Board and Finance, Risk & Assurance Committee on financial strategy, governance, reporting, and risk management, ensuring the College’s resources are sustainably managed and aligned with its mission. Working closely with the Chief Executive and senior team, the role will underpin transparent planning, support investment in member value, and help shape the future of the paramedic profession.
This opportunity is ideal for a senior finance leader with strong strategic capability, board‑level experience, and a commitment to inclusive governance. A recognised accounting qualification is essential; healthcare experience is welcome but not required.
Based: Role is hybrid – charity offices are on Bridgwater
Name and contact details for enquiries about role and to apply: Fabrice Yala
07563 030595
seniorappointments@charitypeople.co.uk
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Closing date: Ongoing Nonclassical is a pioneering music charity and record label supporting experimental, electronic, and contemporary classical music. We are looking for a new trustee to join our board as treasurer. As a trustee, you’ll play a vital role in guiding our strategic direction, championing our mission, and supporting our work to amplify underrepresented voices across the music and cultural sectors and as treasurer you’ll perform a key role in our board and finance subcommittee. Joining the board now will help shape the future development of Nonclassical into our third decade, helping us remain agile and resilient as we serve our community of artists and audiences. Based: London / UK-wide For enquiries about role: Natalia Franklin Pierce (Executive Director) – natalia@nonclassical.co.uk William Norris (Chair of the Board) – william@nonclassical.co.uk For more information and application form: nonclassical.co.uk/trustee-apply
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Closing Date: Ongoing
OCM is a unique producer and charity that works to develop and present the highest quality and most innovative new music and sound-based live events, to engage diverse local and national audiences with our work, and to deepen understanding and appreciation of musical cultures from within the UK and worldwide. Our raison d’être is to bring music, artists and audiences together in ways that encourage and create memorable and meaningful experiences for all.
We are looking for a Trustee with financial expertise (accounting and/or fundraising) to join our friendly team (currently 7 Trustees). Board meetings take place quarterly in Headington, Oxford. Travel expenses are available. We welcome enquiries from people passionate about music who believe in the value of arts and culture, and who have enough time to take an active role. Being a Trustee offers opportunities to network in Oxford, gain experience, and contribute to the local community. “A friendly team makes it a very rewarding experience.” Ruth Cadiot (former OCM trustee)
We particularly welcome applications from people currently underrepresented on our Board: young adults; people from the Global Majority; people with a disability; people from lower socioeconomic backgrounds; people who are neurodivergent; LGBTQI+ people.
Based: Oxford
https://.ocmevents.org
For more information: https://ocmevents.org/vacancy-ocm-trustee/
For enquiries about the role contact: Deputy Director Victoria Larkin victoria@ocmevents.org
Closing date: Friday March 13th 5pm
Kairos Women Working Together was founded in 1999 by a group of women in Coventry who recognised that those facing multiple disadvantage and therefore most at risk of sexual exploitation were falling through the cracks of existing services. From grassroots beginnings, Kairos has grown into a respected, specialist women’s organisation rooted in the community it serves.
Kairos is entering a defining chapter. As we finalise our next five-year strategy, we’re focused on deepening our impact and strengthening our financial resilience — so we can keep showing up for women who face some of the harshest injustices in our society.
We’re not chasing growth for growth’s sake. Our priority is sustainability: building a diverse, reliable income base, improving our systems, and ensuring every financial decision reflects our mission and values.
As Treasurer, you’ll be central to this work — leading Board-level financial oversight, reviewing monthly management accounts, supporting statutory submissions, and helping shape an effective fundraising and finance strategy alongside the Senior Leadership Team.
You’ll help us:
- Strengthen and diversify our income, with a clear eye on long-term sustainability
- Improve financial policies, processes, and planning
- Ensure compliance, transparency and sound decision-making at every level
This role is open to women only, as permitted under the Equality Act 2010 (Schedule 9, Part 1, GOR).
Based: Our Women’s Hub is based in the Old Grammar School, 31 Silver Street, Coventry CV1 1HP. Trustee positions are generally worked remotely with attendance at an annual in-person Board Development day.
For enquiries about role: Penny Ivers, Finance Lead finance@Kairoswwt.org.uk
Anna Lockhart, Chair of Board of Trustees anna.lockhart@Kairoswwt.org.uk
Apply via:
https://reachvolunteering.org.uk/
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Closing date: ongoing
Cyclox, Oxford’s cycling advocacy charity, is looking for a new treasurer, following the retirement of Ben Sawyer.
Our treasurer is responsible for the financial oversight of the charity and preparing the annual accounts but much day-to-day work, such as payroll and dealing with invoices, is done by our staff or contracted out. One of our staff members also takes the lead on fundraising.
The treasurer’s role is a voluntary one but reasonable expenses are covered. You will also have the opportunity to shape the future of a vibrant, growing charity.
The treasurer does not need to be an accountant but must have a reasonable grasp of figures. They would normally also become a trustee and attend around 10 board meetings a year, either in person or online. Ideally, they would be based in or close to Oxford and committed to our aims of getting more people to cycle in Oxford, more often and more safely.
You can learn more about us at www.cyclox.org.
We work towards our mission by:
- Advocating: We lobby key decision makers such as the city and county councils and the two universities to raise awareness of cycling and to call for better cycling provision.
- Collaborating: We work with local active travel groups, the universities and other partners.
- Engaging: We listen to and learn from our members and communities.
- Taking action: We work with schools and other parts of the community to offer practical help to those who face barriers to cycling. This work is often grant-funded.
Based: Oxford
For enquiries about the role contact: Ian Loader, CycloxChair@cyclos.org for an informal discussion. If you then want to progress further, we will invite you to meet other trustees and possibly attend a board meeting.
Closing Date: Ongoing
The Strawberry Hill Trust seeks a new Honorary Treasurer to lead the Board on financial issues. Strawberry Hill is run by a Board of Trustees from a variety of backgrounds and skill-sets. The Board is responsible for the strategic leadership of the charity and for ensuring that it delivers on its charitable objectives, is in good financial shape, and complies with charity law. The Trustees support the Director and management team and review and oversee the House’s overall performance.
The Board is seeking an experienced and energetic Trustee of unimpeachable quality to join a fast-evolving team as the Honorary Treasurer, providing strategic leadership to the House. The new Trustee will be eager to become involved in overseeing management and development, and will need to have a demonstrable understanding of the issues relevant to the successful governance of a charity.
Based: Twickenham, /Greater London
For more information: Click here.
For enquiries about role contact: Anthony Nash – Chair of Trustees
Anthony.nash@strawberryhillhouse.org.uk
Closing date: Friday 27th February
SpotlightYOPD is a small charity formed in 2016 (Charity Number 1165177).
It is UK based and it’s primary function is to raise awareness of Young Onset Parkinsons Disease (YOPD) and provide support to those living with the condition.
The charity provides guidance and advocacy and a much needed network through its various social media platforms, campaigns and lobbying for better diagnosis, treatment options and exploration of a cure.
We have no paid staff, and many of our volunteers either have the condition themselves, or a family link, or have a clinical background.
We have both a Trustee board and an Executive Committee.
The Treasurer vacancy becomes vacant in Sumner 2026, we are looking for someone before then to allow for training and handover. There is a full role description available.
Based: UK / trustees and volunteers work remotely and meetings are virtual.
For enquiries about role contact: Current Treasurer Mr Mark Webb -treasurer@spotlightyopd.org
To apply contact: Chair of Trustees Mrs Dawn Harding – chair@spotlightyopd.org
Location: remote / London
Closing date: Mid March
The Lymphoedema Support Network (LSN) is a UK-based registered charity and patient-led organisation, established in 1991 to support, inform, and empower people living with lymphoedema. It promotes self-management, campaigns for better treatment access, and facilitates a network of support groups, offering resources like fact sheets, a helpline, and educational materials.
We are seeking a Treasurer to join the Trustee Board to oversee financial governance, ensure legal compliance, advise the board on financial strategy, create and monitor budgets, manage risks, and report financial health.
We’re looking for someone with experience in:
• Financial analysis, planning and budgeting
• SAGE Bookkeeping
• Charity accounting
• Charity investment
• Risk management
• Governance and financial oversight
This is a volunteer (unpaid) role, probably requiring about 4-5 hours per month maximum.
For enquiries about role contact:
Helen Westropp, Chair of Board of Trustees – hw@lsn.org.uk
To apply: send a CV and a covering letter explaining your interest in the LSN to hw@lsn.org.uk