Leadership · Accountability · Stewardship
Lasting impact requires more than vision. We are committed to transparent governance, ethical leadership and accountability in every part of our work, building structures marked by integrity and service.
Make Good Foundation is in its founding stage. These bodies are being established with care, and we will publish names as appointments are confirmed.
Being established
The Board is being formed from people who share the Foundation's commitment to restoration, identity and community. Trustees will provide governance, strategic direction and oversight, supported by a rigorous onboarding process.
Being formed
Leaders from education, theology, criminal justice, church leadership, business, research and community development, contributing expertise and helping to shape strategy.
To be announced
A nationally recognised leader whose values align with the Foundation's commitment to excellence and meaningful engagement.
The Governance Suite
Together these documents form an integrated framework supporting transparency, organisational resilience and long-term sustainability.
The governing document, establishing charitable purposes, constitutional framework and legal foundations.
The Foundation's governance philosophy, principles and organisational framework.
Trustees' legal duties, leadership responsibilities and commitment to faithful stewardship.
Guidance for Board committees, their responsibilities and contribution to effective governance.
Delegated authority, leadership responsibilities and organisational decision-making.
The financial management framework, controls and stewardship of charitable resources.
The Foundation's key governance policies in one integrated reference.
The annual rhythm of governance, planning, review and organisational development.
Identifying, managing and reviewing strategic and operational risks.
A practical library of templates, registers, guidance and supporting documents.
We welcome conversations with people who share our commitment to restoration, identity and community and would consider serving as a trustee or adviser.
