#Never leave sanctuary challenge pro

It is hard not to be inspired by the commitment, compassion and enthusiasm of the staff and volunteers.

In these ten years it has changed immeasurably and I am in awe of the progress made by the staff team, both past and present.

#Never leave sanctuary challenge pro

I first became involved with The Clock Tower Sanctuary back in 2010 when I ran the inaugural Brighton Marathon raising funds for us having identified a small youth homelessness charity to support! I was then recruited to the board in 2015 having done a few pro bono pieces of work for CTS as we moved from being volunteer led to a professional, staff led charity. I am a self-employed research consultant running a small business in Hove. Tell us a bit about your yourself and how you came to be at The Clock Tower Sanctuary. And IвЂ™ll have a freshly fried samosa (or 2) and chutney to go with that. I donвЂ™t drink tea, so a strong black coffee for me please. I am looking forward to helping and bringing my experience and different perspectives to the team and the work that we do. The team of staff, volunteers and trustees are so dedicated and inspiring. Knowing that the charity really helps young people with their futures. So, when I started to think about becoming a charity Trustee, I was really interested in the Clock Tower Sanctuary as the aims to support young people who are homeless with everyday support and help for their futures really inspires and motivates me. I volunteer for another charity to support young people. IвЂ™ve been a supporter of the Clock Tower Sanctuary for many years and fundraised for the charity. Tell us a bit about yourself and how you came to be at The Clock Tower Sanctuary.ДЄfter a career in Sales & Marketing in technology companies, I am now one of the three founders of Watch This Sp_ce, a diversity and inclusion business to help organisations to reimagine how they work to include everyone. Also, volunteering at The Clock Tower Sanctuary gives me a reason to get out of London (where I live) and spend time in Brighton, a city I really enjoy visiting.ДЄ soy flat white and a cinnamon bun please. I come away from every meeting feeling motivated and inspired to continually improve. IвЂ™m really taken by the positivity, enthusiasm and optimism that our staff and volunteers bring to the organisation. In September 2019, I took over as Chair from Georgina. I was recommended to CTS by the Head of The Pret Foundation and I joined as a Trustee in 2017. One of my previous clients is Pret A Manger, whose charitable trust The Pret Foundation is a corporate supporter of The Clock Tower Sanctuary. IвЂ™m a freelance management consultant, specialising in project management, technology strategy and business change. IвЂ™ll have a coffee & oat milk with a side plate of something fruity like an apple & blackberry cake please. ThereвЂ™s no greater job satisfaction than knowing the money we raise will help a vulnerable young person get their life back on track. Being in fundraising means you get to see the very best of generosity and empathy coming from our supporters. I love the fast pace and varied work that comes with working for a small charity. We have an amazing team with so much dedication to changing young lives. What do you like most about working at The Clock Tower Sanctuary? Before that I was an English language teacher, the perfect way to get to live in Indonesian for a few years! YouвЂ™ll mostly find me playing guitar, singing, listening to records and going to gigs.

IвЂ™m quite a newbie here and was delighted to move over to such a great local charity after a long time fundraising for a big national conservation charity. Tell us a bit about yourself and how you came to be at The Clock Tower Sanctuary