Trustees’ Week – Thanking All Trustees

Trustees’ Week header banner with groups of hands 9th November 2023
Trustees’ Week 2023

At Whitings LLP we have many trustee contacts that play such a vital role in the charities we act for.

 

Charities have a huge impact on society and we act for many that dedicate their time and services to a variety of good causes.

 

As part of Trustees’ Week we are taking this opportunity to celebrate the Trustees that we work with, and the positive impact that they have.

 

Trustees Week – Showcasing the work of charity trustees

 

Want to talk about what services that we can offer charities?

Contact your local Whitings LLP office today.

Disclaimer - All information in this post was correct at time of writing.
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