Martha Fernback was 15 years old when she died on 20th July 2013 after swallowing half a gram of MDMA powder (more widely known as ecstasy). Since then her mother Anne-Marie Cockburn has suggested that the criminalisation of drugs contributed to her death.
Charity Commission has provided a new endorsement for OCF, as we have now successfully met the standards for the UKCF Quality Accreditation. The endorsement is the Charity Commission’s recognition of the quality accreditation procedure that provides the network of 48 community foundations across the UK with an external veracity and trustworthiness.
Join us on the 23rd April 12.30 – 6pm, when Jayne Woodley, Chief Executive of the Oxfordshire Community Foundation, has been invited to speak at the Saïd Business School Catalyst for Collaboration event.
There was a full house at the Oxford Union on 26th February for the Thames Valley Philanthropy Fellowship debate.
The Thames Valley Philanthropy Fellowship, in partnership with the Oxford Union, is holding a forum debate in the main chamber of the historic Oxford Union on Wednesday 26 February 2014. This event has been kindly sponsored by the CCLA.