Vacancy: Trust Support Manager

20 March 2025

The Len Pick Trust is a charitable organisation based in Bourne, Lincolnshire, and is looking to recruit a Trust Support Manager.

The successful candidate will report to the Trustees and support them in the day-to-day running of the organisation. We anticipate that the successful candidate will work up to 15hrs per week on the role.

Key functions of the role:

• Act as the first point of contact for the Trust, by responding to emails and phone calls
• Co-ordinate the effective flow of communication between trustees and grant applicants, and administrate the grant award process
• Support the management of the Trust’s financial affairs, working closely with the Treasurer
• Arrange and attend the monthly Trustees meeting, and take minutes for circulation. There may also be the requirement to attend sub-committee meetings on an ad-hoc basis
• Work closely with Trustees on special projects as required
• Co-ordinate administrative functions of the trust, including supporting the development and review of policies and procedures, and filing electronic and physical documentation
• Help to ensure the Trust’s continued compliance with Charity Commission guidance
• Support the day-to-day running of our Granby Court office

Important strengths of the successful candidate:

• Excellent communication skills
• Excellent computer literacy
• A pro-active, self-motivated mindset
• Flexible approach to working hours – mainly daytime, but will include some evenings
• An enthusiasm for the town of Bourne and for community life

The successful candidate’s primary place of work shall be our Granby Court office in Bourne, but we will also consider a flexible working from home arrangement as the position becomes established.

The Len Pick Trust welcomes applications from all sectors of the local community.

To apply, please email your CV and covering letter to [email protected]

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Len Pick was a local farmer and businessman, who decided to leave a lasting legacy to the town which had meant so much to him in his lifetime. It is in this spirit that, on his death in 2004, The Len Pick Trust was formed to give perpetual benefit to the town.

Trustees are volunteers, who work by evaluating grant applications. If approved, grants are used to support projects across all walks of town life – including sports, the arts, history and children’s facilities.