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New RAISE Challenge Fund aims to encourage charitable innovation across the South East

Groups, News, OCFBy Kate ParrinderMarch 23, 2015

Has your organisation been planning a new and bold initiative but lacked the necessary funding? The RAISE Challenge Fund is looking to support innovation, piloting, testing and development in the voluntary sector to help local organisations make a step change and achieve greater results.

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Comic Relief funding supports Trax social enterprise with £30,000 grant

Events, Groups, Impact, News, OCFBy Kate ParrinderMarch 16, 2015

OCF has awarded a large grant to Trax, an Oxford-based charity that provides training opportunities and counselling to disadvantaged and disengaged young people. The group, which specialises in bike refurbishment, is using the grant to create a social enterprise model that will allow them to be self-sufficient.

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Community foundations lobby for philanthropy incentives in the next General Election

Donors, Financial, News, OCFBy Kate ParrinderMarch 11, 2015

Community foundations UK-wide are now collectively in the top 15 for charitable endowments held in the UK, with the second fastest growing endowment in the country. As we approach the General Election, umbrella organisation UKCF is lobbying for the next government to make local philanthropy one of its key strategic priorities.

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High Sheriff’s Award for OCF Chair Anna Moon

Events, News, OCFBy Kate ParrinderMarch 3, 2015

Oxfordshire Community Foundation is delighted and very proud to see dedicated Chair Anna Moon win the prestigious High Sheriff’s Award for Contributions to Community Life.

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