Ilkley & District Good Neighbours
Volunteer treasurer - help older people - Volunteer
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Could you use your skills to support a local charity making a real difference to older people? Ilkley & District Good Neighbours helps reduce loneliness and improve wellbeing for older people in the community.
What difference will you make?
Ilkley & District Good Neighbours helps reduce loneliness and improve wellbeing by providing practical help, companionship, and neighbourly support to vulnerable older people in the community.
What You’ll Gain
- A chance to make a meaningful impact locally
- Flexible volunteering around other commitments
- Experience working with a trustee board and charity governance
- New connections and the satisfaction of giving back
DBS checks, references, and a full induction will be provided.
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You do not need formal financial qualifications – we employ accountants to support us. Previous charity or other financial experience would be useful. A basic knowledge of finance and willingness to learn are essential, as is a good level of IT literacy.
We’d love to hear from you if you are
- Friendly, organised, and dependable
- A good communicator and team player
- Interested in supporting older people and your local community
Please note attendance is needed at committee meetings approximately every six weeks on Wednesday evenings (7:00–8:30pm).
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What will you be doing?
We are looking for a friendly and reliable volunteer to join our trustee team as Honorary Treasurer. The current Treasurer will be stepping down no later than April 2027 after a five-year term. A period of shadowing, coaching and training will be provided and this can start when a suitable candidate is identified. This is a rewarding opportunity to contribute your skills, meet local people, and help a valued local charity continue its important work.
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What You’ll Do
The Treasurer is responsible for overseeing the financial affairs of the charity, ensuring that funds are properly managed, financial records are accurate, and the charity meets its legal and financial obligations. The Treasurer works closely with the Chair, Trustees and the Manager to support sound financial decision-making and the long-term sustainability of the organisation.
Most tasks can be done remotely and arranged flexibly around your schedule.
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