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Treasurer

  • Glenrothes Community Sports & Health Hub
  • VO102385
  • Board/trustee role

Description

Gilvenbank Community sports Hub is seeking a new Treasurer

Do you have an eye for fine detail and a head for numbers? Then you could be the very person they are looking for!!

The Treasurer will be responsible for advising Board Members on the financial matters of the charity. Through working in collaboration with the Chairperson, the Hub Manager and Admin/ Finance Officer will ensure effective financial measures, controls and procedures are put in place and are appropriate for the charity

Organisation aims and objectives

Gilvenbank Community Sport Hub aims to provide a home for sport in the community. Bringing local sports clubs and groups together in the Gilvenbank Park area to help develop activity. The sports hub currently includes Glenrothes Cricket Club and Glenrothes Athletic Football Club. The hub are currently working towards creating a new facility as a base in the park for the local community to access.

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Board meetings take place quarterly but extra time to prepare reports for meetings and support staff would be hugely appreciated

Restrictions

Experience required: Understanding and acceptance of the legal duties, responsibilities and liabilities of being a trustee Financial experience and a knowledge of charity finance, fundraising, payroll and pension schemes Ability to work as part of a team with good judgement and independent thinking
Travel details: Board meetings are held quarterly throughout the year at Gilvenbank Community Sports Hub, Gilvenbank Park, Glenrothes. Meetings tend to take place in the evening between 6 pm -8pm but can be flexible on day and time to accommodate the needs of Trustees. The Hub is easily accessed on foot, by cycling or by car. The nearest bus stop is a few minutes’ walk away at Cadham shopping centre
Minimum age: 18

Support

Expenses paid: Yes
Expenses details: Travel expenses are reimbursed weekly or monthly by either cash or bank transfer by returning receipt to office Mileage is paid at 45p per mile
Support: Named Contact For Volunteer,
Wheelchair Access/Disabled Access Toilet

Last updated a month ago

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