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Tudor is characterised by the high level
of involvement of
the trustees, some 
of whom have been involved with the
trust since it was established in 1955.

Trustees

Tudor is characterised by the high level of involvement of the trustees, some of whom have been involved with the trust since it was established in 1955. Tudor is a family trust so many of the trustees are descendants of the founder, Sir Godfrey Mitchell. There are also ‘non-family’ trustees on the Board, who bring specialist expertise and wide experience to Tudor’s decision making.

The trustees are closely involved in all aspects of the Trust’s work. Trustees are involved in the assessment of initial proposals, often visit organisations and all full applications are discussed by trustees at regular grants committees.

The trustees of the
Tudor Trust are:

Mary Graves
Helen Dunwell
Desmond Graves
Nell Buckler
Christopher Graves
Catherine Antcliff
Louise Collins
Elizabeth Crawshaw
Matt Dunwell
James Long
Ben Dunwell
Francis Runacres
Monica Barlow
Vanessa James
Roz Dunwell