Help us Grow—Trustee Wanted

By New2
May 14 in Wanted

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Posted May 14

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Posted May 14

Love Chinese Culture? Help us grow.

Are you passionate about Chinese culture(including food) and interested in helping a new charity get off the ground?

We are a new organisation with a mission to promote Chinese culture in schools and build community connections through celebration traditional festivals, workshops, and creative events.

🤝We are looking for a founding trustee who :

1. Shares a genuine interest in Chinese culture

2. Has practical skills that can support the set-up and growth of a small charity(e.g.community work, project planing, finance, marketing, or education)

3. Is ready to be part of something meaningful from the very beginning

👉🏼You do not need to send a cv or have trustee experience. What matters most is your interest, your commitment, and your willingness to contribute your skills as part of a small, friendly team.

😁Time commitment:

Flexible —a few hours a month, including occasional online meetings.

Location: based in Southwark

🤝If this sounds like something you’d enjoy being part of, we’d love to hear from you.

Please get in touch for an informal chat:

PM here or send an email to : [email protected]

Let’s grow something special together.

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