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Our work for the Charity and Not for Profit Sectors

Charities, further and higher education, tourism, housing, healthcare and social enterprise are key employers in Scotland.

With over 24,000 registered charities in Scotland, the size and diversity of the not for profit sector is testament to the innovative and inclusive communities alive and well. Those employed in these organisations have access to a wide variety of career experiences and opportunities.

Our team has an exceptional track record of customer care and expertise within this sector and are renowned for their integrity and expertise. We understand the challenges and opportunities of working with a not for profit organisation. An expansive network of contacts across these organisations also provides us with unique market insights into this vibrant sector.

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Help Scotland Scran: iMultiply’s Effort to Help People Struggling to Feed Their Families in Scotland.

Help Scotland Scran:

At the end of 2022, iMultiply decided it was time to refresh our charity commitment. As a small business invested in contributing to the ecosystems we are a part of, we’ve founded “Help Scotland Scran”, an initiative dedicated to helping people struggling to feed their families in Scotland. The causes of food scarcity are varied and complex. As such, we have partnered with charities across Scotland who approach this issue holistically, supporting their communities to not only address food deprivation, but its causes and consequences. We are extremely proud to be partnering with Community One Stop Shop (COSS) in Edinburgh and Move On in Glasgow.

Move On

Move On works with young people across the Central Belt of Scotland to empower them out of difficult circumstances. They operate a number of initiatives, from two social enterprises to mentorship programmes and sustainable employability training. Whatever individual goals for their future a person might have, Move On supports them on their journey towards that goal. Since 2020, they have made an impact in the lives of hundreds of people across Scotland. In Glasgow, their FareShare enterprise directly addresses the causes of food inequality and helps bring surplus food to people in need.

To learn more about Move On, find them here.

COSS

Community One Stop Shop (COSS) has worked to alleviate the effects of poverty and deprivation in the Broomhouse area of Edinburgh and beyond since 2002. COSS takes a multi-layered approach to helping the local community, providing welfare and employability advice, and operating a self-referral food bank and accessible pantry, amongst other outreach initiatives targeting various age groups and areas of need in the community. COSS supports people in crisis situations, who lack the access and ability to find help through any other means. The name truly encompasses what COSS is all about- a single space, ready to support its community through any kind of hardship.

To learn more about COSS, find them here.

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Current Trustee Opportunities

If you are a charity currently looking to hire a trustee, iMultiply will advertise your job advert free of charge on our website.

Simply send the details of your role below and a member of our Marketing Team will get in touch to help you set it up.

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Glasgow North West Citizens Advice Bureau (GNWCAB)

What We Do:

Glasgow North West Citizens Advice Beaureu is an independent charity that provides free, impartial, and confidential information and advice services in the north west of Glasgow. We offer support on issues ranging from debt, benefits, and welfare rights to consumer rights, finances, and budgeting support.

Our services are available to everyone in our local communities. We aim to make

them as accessible as possible by promoting equality and diversity and by

challenging discrimination.

What We’re Looking For:

We currently have a small but strong Board of Directors with diverse professional expertise. We are seeking new Chairperson who can lead the Bureau through a period of premises change and support and develop our strategic plans for the future, ensuring we provide the most relevant and accessible advice services

possible.

The role offers the opportunity to a make a central and strategic contribution to supporting the people of north west Glasgow with a range of pressing advice

issues. Our work at GNWCAB also makes a fundamental contribution to the campaigns and advocacy work of Citizens Advice Scotland on behalf of the full

network of CABs.

To support these outcomes, we plan for a minimum 6-month induction period

during which the successful candidate will shadow the current Chair and get to

know our organisation in detail as a Director. Once fully in post as Chair from

October 2025, you will be further supported by our experienced Vice-Chair and

Finance, Risk, and Audit (FRAC) Committee Chair.

If you’re interested, email your CV and cover letter recruitment@gnwcab.org.uk before the 7th of March 2025.

Click HERE for full role details.