We are looking for trustees to join our growing board. No musical experience is required. Instead, we are particularly looking for additional expertise in the following areas: • Business acumen/commercial strategy • Marketing • Digital strategy • Corporate fundraising • Individual giving fundraising • Major donor fundraising • Accountancy • HR management and process • Charity law

We are looking for people who bring knowledge or passion for the arts, design, social care, digital communication, or charity governance and legal matters. If you care about supporting creativity and social wellbeing in the South West, we'd love to hear from you.

Trustees are expected to have an interest in the crafts, whether as a practitioner or as a simple enthusiast, and a willingness to devote the necessary time and effort to the role (at a minimum, two half-days per year). We especially welcome applicants with marketing and communication skills. Previous board experience is not essential.

Trustees will play a key role in shaping Ben’s strategy, supporting strong governance and helping drive our impact. We are actively encouraging younger professionals and emerging leaders to apply, especially those who can bring new ideas, diverse perspectives and a passion for wellbeing.

As a Young Trustee for Alder Hey Children’s Charity, you will bring a strong and vibrant youth voice to our Board, helping to shape meaningful and lasting change. Your insight and leadership will support us in improving the lives of the young people and families we serve. In this role, you’ll have a real opportunity to influence strategy while developing valuable experience in leadership and governance. You will play a key part in championing inclusivity and innovation, ensuring that young people remain at the heart of everything we do.

CHIPS Trustees provide strategic oversight and governance, helping to guide the organisation’s mission of building peace and reconciliation in communities affected by conflict. Working collaboratively with fellow board members and the staff team, trustees contribute their expertise to strengthen organisational effectiveness, sustainability, and impact. We are especially interested in individuals who can bring professional insight (from HR or Finance backgrounds) alongside a passion for peacemaking, with experience in conflict-affected contexts considered a strong asset. As a Christian organisation, we require trustees to sign our Statement of Faith.

We're looking for new trustees to join our board and your experience, insight or lived experience could make a real difference for families across Oxfordshire. No previous trustee experience necessary as full training given.

We are seeking a trustee with experience in law or property and land management to support the effective governance of the charity and stewardship of its assets. The role would suit someone with knowledge of property matters, legal agreements, or asset management who can help the Board make informed decisions about the charity’s land, property, and investments.