“It is so uplifting to meet so many people blessed with generous hearts and a deep sense of community.”

You can download copies of our most recent annual reports and accounts below.
Oxfordshire Community Foundation (OCF) is a Charitable Incorporated Organisation (CIO), Registered Number 1151621.
OCF publishes full details of all the organisations it has supported via 360Giving, the open data source for grant funders. For a full list of OCF grants made since 2013, see our open data page.
Our full audited annual report and accounts for 2023-24 are published here, together with our impact report. All previously published accounts are available in the archive below.
A full list of our active named funds and their philanthropic objectives is available here.
OCF annual report and accounts 2023
OCF annual report and accounts 2022
OCF annual report and accounts 2021
OCF annual report and accounts 2020
OCF annual report and accounts 2019
OCF annual report and accounts 2018
OCF annual report and accounts 2017
OCF annual report and accounts 2016
OCF annual report and accounts 2015
OCF annual report and accounts 2014
OCF annual report and accounts 2013
OCF annual report and accounts 2012
OCF annual report and accounts 2011
“It is so uplifting to meet so many people blessed with generous hearts and a deep sense of community.”
“I really appreciate your work on what for my parents is such an important project. I am glad that the fund has been developing so positively and swiftly.”
“I give for a mixture of motives: I do it to make my life more interesting; I do it to make myself feel a better person. I do it because I can; to have the pleasure associated with mixing with the people whose fields I support. I do it for the dream of actually achieving something!”
“I opened a fund with OCF because of their knowledge, expertise and extensive contacts. I wanted to be part of it, to make my dream come true in helping the very young – the fund encompasses everything I’ve done in the past and expands the impact I’ve achieved”.
“OCF’s knowledge and resources drive real change. They unlock the power of community, allowing people to feel more connected to those around them, and for all who live in Oxfordshire to have better lives.”
The Ark T Centre is an arts project in East Oxford, and is situated in a high-risk area for Child Sexual Exploitation (CSE). Ark T is an open and inclusive community, where people, art, and powerful ideas come together, using the transformative powers of creativity to change lives.
SOFEA’s mission is to enable the transformation of people’s lives, and their communities, with a major focus on young people. They enable people to fulfil their potential through work, wellbeing, study and purpose projects, providing the means of reducing the immediate effects of disadvantage by relieving food insecurity in the wider community.
Good Food Oxford supports the existing work of many organisations in and around the city working to make our food system more nourishing, less wasteful and more sustainable.