The Vagina Museum is the world's first bricks and mortar museum dedicated to vaginas, vulvas & the gynaecological anatomy. The idea was born in 2017 after realising that there was a penis museum in Iceland, but no museum dedicated to vaginas and vulvas anywhere in the world. The Vagina Museum opened its first premises in 2019 in Camden Market and after a period of closure opened new premises in Bethnal Green in November 2023.

A treasurer is a member of the board of trustees who helps guide and support the organisation to make sure it is well run and financially healthy. They oversee financial reporting, help the board understand the organisation's finances, and carry out regular checks on budgets, cash flow, and overall financial wellbeing. The treasurer plays a key role in ensuring the finances are managed responsibly and legally, while supporting and constructively challenging the leadership team to make sure the organisation can thrive now and in the future. They will work closely with the Director, who looks after annual planning, financial management and daily allocation of funds and the bookkeeper, who looks after reconciliations, payroll and VAT returns.

The Treasurer, like all Trustees, is asked to commit to a minimum two-year term and to contribute actively to the Board by helping set strategic direction, oversee policy, fundraising, performance, legal compliance, and the Museum's financial health and effective administration. The role typically requires around 5 to 8 hours per month, with most responsibilities carried out remotely. Occasional in-person meetings in London are required, and trustees are encouraged to visit the Museum and engage with staff and volunteers. Reasonable out-of-pocket expenses will be reimbursed.