Become a Trustee
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What are trustees responsible for?
Ensuring the charity is carrying out its purposes for the public benefit
Complying with the charity’s governing document and the law
Responsibly managing the charity’s resources
Acting in the charity’s best interests
Acting with reasonable care and skill
Ensuring the charity is accountable
How much time and commitment is required?
Trustees are expected to attend bi-monthly board meetings, which take place at the Garden on the evening of the third Wednesday of each month at 7pm.
Trustees are also expected to take time to carefully review the shared papers ahead of these meetings, which include a finance report, KPIs, and a CEO report.
Trustees are also expected to take on some additional duties, which may be specific to your expertise (e.g. the treasurer will review accounts, or a HR expert may be requested to advise on specific issues), or more general, such as contributing to the development of a strategic document.
There is a minimum time commitment of approximately 4 hours a month. Trustee roles are unpaid and voluntary.