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Michael Lear - Chairman"I feel honoured to be the Chairman again of The Sara Lee Trust, a role I held for 2 years from 2013. The work of our therapists, staff, volunteers and my fellow Trustees inspires me in leading the charity into the future, building upon the hard work and achievements of all those who have put their time, energy and commitment to such great effect since its establishment in 1996, in the memory of Sara Lee."
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Mike Morton - Vice Chair |
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Annie Cryar"As a local complementary therapist, Qigong and Yoga teacher I knew about the work of The Sara Lee Trust. When my sister, Joanne was diagnosed with cancer she took full advantage of the therapies, counselling and days of space and peace offered by the Trust. Even now, years after her death, words cannot express the depth of the level of the support she received, and what a difference it made to her life and to her death. Becoming a Trustee connects me to her, allows me to give a little something back and sends a message to all those people who have helped, from the person in the street who buys a raffle ticket to the therapists, founders, fund raisers and managers, that their work is truly and deeply significant and appreciated."
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Cynthia Chaloner"Hastings is my home and I have seen how The Sara Lee Trust has grown. Having trained as a hairdresser, my interest in health and holistic therapies grew and I have taken courses in different therapies and seen the benefits of them to people, also within my own family. As I am not practising now, my aim is to help The Sara Lee Trust reach out to the wider community."
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Debbie Hargreaves FCA"Becoming a trustee of The Sara Lee Trust has been a rewarding challenge and my experience as an accountant has been put to great use within the Trust, which I will continue to do as long as the Trust requires me to do so."
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Graham Rushbrook FRSPH, CSS, AASW“I am a qualified social worker with experience in both safeguarding and mental health. I was drawn to the trustee role as I have family and friends living locally who had spoken highly of the work The Sara Lee Trust delivers and I was impressed by the very close relationship between the ethos, practice and management of the Trust."
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Jonathan MidgleyJonathan Midgley is a solicitor and partner at Gaby Hardwicke who specialises in property and private client matters. His late father John Midgley was an earlier Trustee and helped the legal set up of the charity.
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Nicky Histed Chartered MCIPD“I am a Chartered member of the CIPD (Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development) and currently run my own HR consultancy business People Hub HR Ltd. In becoming a trustee of The Sara Lee Trust I hope to add value in my area of expertise and help facilitate the Trust’s growth in order to ensure its continued valuable and very necessary contribution to the local community.”
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Sally Lee MBE"As Sara’s mother and a founder of The Sara Lee Trust I feel enormously proud that what was and still is a terrible tragedy in our family life has been turned into something as positive as the service the Trust gives. My daughter always felt that there should be a centre where people suffering from cancer and other life threatening diseases could access complementary therapies and counselling, free of charge. We have in some measure achieved this, with the help of our Trustees, staff, therapists and volunteers. I continue to serve as a Trustee working with my fellow Trustees to bring more of our services to help people like Sara."
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Veronica Goddard"I am a retired Registered Nurse, having a background in various specialities, culminating in working in Palliative care. I worked with Dr Jeremy Lee, and was involved with him and his wife Sally during the formation of The Sara Lee Trust, and have been involved continuously since then. I am able to bring not only my professional background to the Trust, but also personal experience as a service user, as my previous husband and I were so wonderfully supported during his final weeks of life."
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