Trustees of the week

Golam Morshed

"I do not get involved for recognition but to satisfy myself, the desire comes from an inner drive to make a positive contribution in the society"

Helen Ralston

"A fresh line of thinking can be invigorating to the charity - and learning new skills and tackling new topics can be very rewarding for the trustee"

Anne Gardner

"Talk to other Trustees and become familiar with how things are run: talk to the Staff and get their points of view"

Robert Tusler

"I .. wanted to find ways to help people less well off who were struggling with the caring role"

Jonathan Jewell

"I would suggest that building relationships with individuals and the board as a whole is one important key in being effective"

Ann Lacey

"I firmly believe that volunteers can make a difference to their local community but also the opportunity for them to gain skills and experience to add to their own personal development".

Maurizio Fantato

It never ceases to amaze me how with sound investments relatively little money can go such a long way.

Elaine Willis

"When you join a Board it is important to acknowledge and respect the organisation’s journey to date even if that has been a rocky one ...."

Michael Jacobs

"Be sure that you are committed to the aims of the charity you want to join, ...... and be clear as to what you feel you have to give to the charity".

Michael Carpenter

"Remember, to park your personal views/prejudices outside but bring in your judgment and experience"