National Honorary Treasurer (Board Trustee Role)

The Treasurer is a key member of the Board of Trustees and plays a critical role in overseeing the financial affairs of the charity. The Treasurer will ensure financial stability, compliance, and integrity, supporting the charity's mission through sound financial management and reporting.,

• Financial Oversight: Monitor the charity's financial health and ensure financial stability. Oversee the management of the charity's bank accounts and investment portfolio.
• Budgeting and Planning: Work with the Chief Executive on the preparation of annual budgets and financial forecasts. Monitor actual performance against budget and provide regular updates to the Board.
• Financial Reporting: Work with Chief Executive to prepare and present financial reports to the Board of Trustees and relevant stakeholders. Ensure timely and accurate filing of annual accounts, tax returns, and other statutory financial reports.
• Compliance and Governance: Ensure compliance with all relevant financial regulations and laws. Consult with external auditors and oversee the audit process. Develop and implement financial policies and procedures.
• Fundraising and Resource Management: Support fundraising activities by providing financial insights and analysis., Approximately 10-15 hours per month. Attendance at four Board meetings a year (mainly conducted via Zoom) and the Annual General Meeting (AGM)., This volunteer job description is a guideline to the duties and responsibilities of the Treasurer and is not intended to be all-inclusive. Other tasks may be assigned as necessary.
  
  Essential: Strong knowledge of financial regulations and best practices. Excellent analytical and problem-solving skills. High level of integrity and commitment to transparency.
• Desirable: Experience working with non-profit organizations or charities. Knowledge of fundraising and grant management. Strong communication and interpersonal skills. Professional accounting qualification is a plus.
  
  The Civil Service Retirement Fellowship (CSRF) is a national charity dedicated to providing friendship and support to former civil servants and their dependents. We are committed to providing charitable services to ensure that all our beneficiaries are able to make the most out of retirement and rely on the dedication and expertise of our volunteers to help us achieve our goals. As a small charity, we place a high value on the contributions of each team member., We are a Civil Service charity dedicated to helping retired civil servants, widows/widowers, partners and dependants enjoy a better and more fulfilling retirement. We run a range of services (including befriending schemes to reduce social isolation and loneliness in later life), local community groups (providing advice, educational speakers and leisure activities) and offer general information, advice and signposting to a wide range of other supportive organisations.
  
  Opportunity to contribute to a meaningful cause and make a difference in the community. Develop skills in non-profit financial management and governance. Work with a dedicated and passionate team. Networking opportunities within the charitable sector.