18 October 2010
In the run-up to Trustees’ Week, local MP, Peter Aldous is highlighting the vital contribution made to the community by local charities and their trustees.
There are 312 charities in the Waveney Parliamentary constituency. Every one is different but the one thing they have in common is their reliance on trustees, the people with responsibility for making the important decisions about the direction of the charity and its work. Usually volunteers, they give their time, energy and passion to make a real difference.
Peter Aldous said:
“We are lucky to have so many charities in the Waveney area undertaking important work and achieving fantastic things both locally and beyond. Without the tireless efforts of the trustees who run these charities, none of this could happen. During Trustees’ Week, I’d like to thank all of those who volunteer their time to make a difference.
“But around half of charities around the country have a vacancy on their board and many people have skills and experience they can bring to a cause. If you are passionate about our local community or another cause, why not consider becoming a trustee?”
There are 312 charities in the Waveney Parliamentary constituency. Every one is different but the one thing they have in common is their reliance on trustees, the people with responsibility for making the important decisions about the direction of the charity and its work. Usually volunteers, they give their time, energy and passion to make a real difference.
Peter Aldous said:
“We are lucky to have so many charities in the Waveney area undertaking important work and achieving fantastic things both locally and beyond. Without the tireless efforts of the trustees who run these charities, none of this could happen. During Trustees’ Week, I’d like to thank all of those who volunteer their time to make a difference.
“But around half of charities around the country have a vacancy on their board and many people have skills and experience they can bring to a cause. If you are passionate about our local community or another cause, why not consider becoming a trustee?”