Trustees are responsible for making sure the charity is well run, its money is properly managed, and it is achieving its charitable objectives.
What Are Trustees?
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Trustees articles
Meet trustee Clare
I became a trustee for Pseudomyxoma Survivor this year. I really wanted to do something positive after being diagnosed with a recurrence in 2020.
Meet Alison, one of our trustees
It’s Trustees’ Week from 1st-5th November 2021 and we’re hoping to give you an idea what it’s like to be a trustee with Pseudomyxoma Survivor. Alison shares her experiences of becoming a trustee with Pseudomyxoma Survivor
Trustees Week 13th November
Being a trustee can be very rewarding. As a trustee, you would have an opportunity to support and shape the work and strategic direction of Pseudomyxoma Survivor. You also have the chance to make a significant difference to a cause that matters to you. You...
Trustees Week 12th November
Here at Pseudomyxoma Survivor, we’re supporting Trustees Week, running from 12th-19th November, showcasing the work trustees do and highlighting opportunities for you to get involved and make a difference. We’ll be looking at different aspects of being a trustee and we’ve asked our trustees to share their thoughts on being a trustee.
Where did we come from?
Launched by Dawn Green in 2011, Pseudomyxoma Survivor works to improve the lives of the living with PMP, as a patient or as a caregiver. Struggling to find support herself, Dawn was keenly aware that there was a lack of emotional support for anyone with the disease. She dedicated the website to the memory of a fellow PMP patient, Julie Stanton.
Just who are we?
You’ve liked our Facebook page, followed us on Twitter, added us to your circles on Google+, subscribed to the blog and read the website (you haven’t? … well, that’s ok [sort of] — but hey, now is a good time to do so, right?).
But just what is Pseudomyxoma Survivor and who are the faces behind the name?