The board of Trustees are responsible for overseeing the operation of Go Help. It is a legal requirement that they are all unpaid and receive no benefits whatsoever from Go Help:

Harry Caldecott is a lawyer based in London. He knows nothing about cars but more than a wee bit about the world.

William Dodsworth is a lawyer based in Cambridge and London. He is well travelled and has previously lived in Nepal for 9 months and in Mongolia for a year.

Stephen Edwards is a lawyer based in London. He has lived and worked in Singapore and travelled extensively across Europe, Asia and Africa, especially India, North Korea and Mongolia. He's done lots of silly things in the name of charity in the past: bathing in baked beans being the stickiest. Between 2003 and 2006 he was an organiser for the Mongol Rally, ceasing involvement when it was turned into a commercial venture in autumn 2006.

David Griffiths is a lawyer based in London. He has lived and worked in New York, explored several corners of the world and bears an uncanny resemblance to the late Turkmenbashi, the eccentric former President of Turkmenistan.

Archie Sanders avoided the law. He is based in Edinburgh and has a taste for slightly daft car trips. Facebook tells him he has visited 18% of the countries in the world. That is not enough. His main claim to fame is having once been on the cover of Horse and Hound.