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Who it's for · People who want a board role

Find the boards near you, see who sits on them and how long they have served, and who could introduce you.

First-time trustees, executives looking for a non-executive role, and governors ready for a trust or charity board.

I would like to become a trustee but I do not know which boards are near me, how big they are, or anyone on them.

A marketing manager who wants her first trustee role
Looking at: United Kingdom - examples use Kettering - Choose a place

Local examples on this page use Kettering until you choose a place.

What you come here to do

Four ways to find your first boardiEach one is a short walkthrough on real public records, ending with a search you can run yourself.

Seen on a real record

List the charities based near youiThe largest charities in the place you chose, each linking to its board. Each has trustees on the public record.

Local charities and who runs themKettering

Example place: Kettering. Choose your own place at the top of the page.

57 registered charities in NN16, largest first. Each links to its GovReg page. Town only is shown, never a street address.

Source: Charity Commission register. Town only, never a street address.

Tools on the register

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Why you can rely on it

Sources, matching and privacy

Official sources

Board and officer records from the Charity Commission, OSCR, the Charity Commission for Northern Ireland, Companies House and the Department for Education, with other public registers named on each record. Every fact shows its register and date.

How we handle data

Careful matching

Records are joined into one person only where our identity-matching rules support it. Confirmed relationships are supported by the approved evidence and rules. Likely relationships are shown with the label “Likely the same person”. Connections are calculated here and labelled as calculated.

Methodology

Private by default

Nobody is told you looked them up. Viewing, searching and saving are private. Near Me lists organisations only, never where people live, and nothing a person types becomes an official fact.

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