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Welcome to B4 and Oxford Pharmagenesis.

Two new companies join OCF’s Collective Business Fund

Corporates, Donors, Impact, NewsBy Susannah HobbsFebruary 2, 2024

Two new companies, B4 and Oxford PharmaGenesis, join OCF’s Collective Business Fund to support Oxfordshire’s dynamic charitable sector with grant funding. 

Oxfordshire Homeless Movement becomes an independent charity

Corporates, Impact, News, UncategorizedBy Susannah HobbsApril 24, 2023

Oxfordshire Homeless Movement has been hosted by Oxfordshire Community Foundation since its inception five years ago and is now ready to become an independent charity to take its work forward, filling gaps in homelessness provision and promoting partnership working.

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OCF’s 2022 impact report reveals record year for grant-making

Corporates, Donors, Financial, Groups, Impact, News, OCFBy Kate ParrinderFebruary 15, 2023

In our new impact report, we look at some of the stories of change behind our grant-making total, which has exceeded £2m for the second year running. Accompanying our 2021-22 audited accounts, the report gives an update from our CEO and Chair on changes in 2022 and plans for 2023.

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