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Join our Finance Committee

A photo of SWI National President and two members of the SWI Board of Trustees.

They are sat around a table writing on pieces of paper, on the table there is also bottles of water and a bowl of assorted sweets.

Make an impact as part of the SWI Finance committee

Being part of the Scottish Women’s Institutes Finance Committee is a great way to support the future of a historic organisation rooted in community, creativity, and connection. You’ll help guide financial planning and contribute to important decisions that keep the SWI strong and sustainable.

You don’t need extensive experience—just an interest, a willingness to learn, and an eye for detail.

Come along for an informal chat and see where it might take you—you might be surprised by what you can offer!

If you’re interested in getting involved, or would like to learn more about the role, we would be very happy to hear from you.

Download a Finance Committee application pack

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