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An image of the Thames in Abingdon, ripped away to reveal a lonely older man looking out of a window

Second Edition of flagship report Oxfordshire Uncovered reveals barriers to thriving communities in county

Donors, Impact, News, OCFBy Kate ParrinderNovember 29, 2023

In publishing this second edition of Oxfordshire Uncovered, we reveal the latest headlines about the barriers that stop people in Oxfordshire from thriving, and why charities and philanthropy are so vital in our county.

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  • Thanks given to OCF supporters at summer drinks event
  • Fund launched in memory of Oxfordshire-based parents
  • OCF expands its leadership to match its increased ambition for the county
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