Oxfordshire Community Foundation continues to strengthen cyber security for long-term resilience
Oxfordshire Community Foundation invests in a number of proactive cyber security measures to ensure it is well-placed to strengthen defences
Oxfordshire Community Foundation invests in a number of proactive cyber security measures to ensure it is well-placed to strengthen defences
Oxfordshire Community Foundation has published its annual accounts for the financial year 2024-25, revealing a landmark year for the charity. A record-breaking £2.5 million in grants was awarded to grassroots charities across the county, thanks to the generosity of philanthropists, partners and supporters where income has topped over £2 million.
OCF impact report reveals our 30th year building thriving communities is a record breaker! 2025 has brought our biggest ever year of grant-making, helping to build on three decades of empowering Oxfordshire’s charities.
OCF’s 30th birthday brought together our wonderful community of donors, funders, grantees, volunteers and supporters to celebrate at The Randolph Hotel in Oxford.
Maggie’s Day returned to The Story Museum on Thursday 2nd October, bringing donors and supporters together for a joyful celebration of reading, imagination and creativity. The event is held each year to showcase the impact of the Maggie Evans Fund, a memorial fund held and managed by Oxfordshire Community Foundation that helps bring the joy of reading to children from all backgrounds and supports projects with local schools, including those in less affluent areas.
Oxfordshire Community Foundation (OCF) is privileged to be managing a new named fund, set up in memory of the late Bob and Alison Michael. The fund will focus on supporting community organisations in South Oxfordshire, where they lived.
Oxfordshire Community Foundation has enhanced its team to match its increased ambition for the county as it continues its mission to build thriving communities. New appointments have recently been made at staff, trustee and honorary levels.
Oxfordshire Community Foundation is celebrating its 30th anniversary this month, having distributed more than £20 million in grants to improve lives and tackle inequalities across Oxfordshire.
Maggie’s Day 2024 welcomed donors, supporters and family members of the Fund back to The Story Museum on Thursday 3rd October, for a vibrant celebration of storytelling and creativity. Each year, the event highlights the work of the Maggie Evans Fund, which helps children across Oxfordshire discover the joy of reading and supports projects with schools, particularly those in less affluent areas.
A panel of inspirational speakers from the football industry was a highlight of B4’s latest networking breakfast, where OCF spoke about the Raise’24 collective fundraising initiative.