Oxfam GB

Hampshire uk -Winchester ,High street, oxfam why charge as much as £50 for items that are gven to oxfam for nothing . Im appaled that they are charging so much oxfam is after all a charity and not THERE to make PROFIT. Covering over heads is all you need to find its a total disgrace and im so angry im going to report it to trading standards and the charities commmision

I think Oxfam is absolutely fantastic in all that it does. However, I sent a donation by text a few weeks ago and have been bombarded with phone calls asking me to gift aid the donation. I am over 60 so am not able to do this as I explained pleasantly to the first caller. By the sixth caller I was not happy. Why I donate by text is so that I do not have to give any of my personal details. I do not want thanking, I just want to donate anonymously. The same thing happened a few years back and it really did put me off donating to Oxfam. I think you probably loose quite a few donations with this follow up calling. I will certainly not donate to this charity again even though I support Oxfam.

I received a copy of the 92 page inclusivity guide and feel very offended. Needless to say, I have cancelled my Direct Debit as clearly donations from the generous publuc are being squandered.

Who funds the costs of running this extensive opulent and expensive building?Is it, like the staffing costs, paid out of public donations received thus significantly reducing the amount of money which actually reaches the donor's intended beneficiary(s)?

Great location for charity. Hard to find the average Joe if you have a reason to go there it’s a beautifully designed building. They do have public shops again we’ll see good for business

I was an employee of the Oxfam India. Got a chance to visit Oxfam GB, HQ for face to face fundraising conference with other country affiliate of Oxfam.

Terrible decision to pay out £1229 for Anna Soubry MP trip to Jordan. Could those funds have gone to a better cause?

A wonderful organisation empowering people to better their own lives and environment

Great that you charge sensible prices in your shops to fund your mission of helping people in deep need all around the world! Do keep it up.

Oxfam is a global movement of people who are fighting inequality to end poverty and injustice. Across regions, from the local to the global, we work with people to bring change that lasts. Our work is grounded in the commitment to the universality of human rights.