Chad: Yaka Oumarou, a climate refugee in the Lake Chad province due to frequent flooding, mourns the loss of her six children who died because of this climate crisis and is trying to remain resilient in the face of climate change. Photo: Adam Kraglaye/Oxfam
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Australia: Oxfam volunteers ask for donations and hand out communications at the Melbourne International Comedy Gala. Photo: Heidi Demond/Oxfam
Fundraising
Fundraising for Oxfam, on your terms.
Do things your way to help Oxfam make a difference. You can support Oxfam’s life-saving work by holding your own fundraiser or charity event and starting the conversation about poverty and inequality around the world.
You can create a personalised fundraising page on GoFundraise and use it to keep your supporters up to date on your fundraising activities.
Bangladesh: Nur Aysha lives in the Cox's Bazar Rohingya refugee camp with her family, after arriving in Bangladesh in 2017. Living here, she finds it hard to keep up hopes for a better future. Photo: Fabeha Monir/Oxfam Oxfam acknowledges the support of the Australian Government through the Australian Humanitarian Partnership (AHP).
Bangladesh: Nur Aysha lives in the Cox's Bazar Rohingya refugee camp with her family, after arriving in Bangladesh in 2017. Living here, she finds it hard to keep up hopes for a better future. Photo: Fabeha Monir/Oxfam Oxfam acknowledges the support of the Australian Government through the Australian Humanitarian Partnership (AHP).
HOW YOUR FUNDRAISING CAN HELP
By making an online donation to Oxfam today, you can help tackle the inequalities the keep people in poverty.
Whether your gift helps someone grow more food, rebuild after an emergency or challenge the systems that drive inequality, you can help build a more equal world for everyone.
Hygiene kit
$70 can provide a hygiene kit for a family living in a Rohingya refugee camp
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Australia: Oxfam staff members ask for donations at the 31st Comedy Gala for the Melbourne International Comedy Festival. Photo: Heidi Demond/Oxfam
Set up your own fundraising page
Once your fundraising page is set up, don’t be shy about what you’re trying to achieve: shout it from the rooftops if you must. You’re doing a wonderful thing and you never know who you might inspire to do the same. Invite family and friends to check out your fundraising page, where they can donate and leave you messages. Keep them in the loop with social media updates.
Australia: Oxfam volunteers hand out Oxfam merchandise and ask for donations as part of the Melbourne International Comedy Gala. Photo: Heidi Demond
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Oxfam’s fundraising pages are powered by GoFundraise. If you have any questions or need any technical help with your Oxfam fundraising page, please contact the Support team at GoFundraise.
If you would like to speak to someone at Oxfam directly, you can email enquire@oxfam.org.au or phone 1800 088 110.
Australia: Oxfam staff and volunteers collect cash donations at the Melbourne International Comedy Gala. Photo: Heidi Demond/Oxfam
Start a fundraiser on Facebook
You can also create your own fundraising page on Facebook. It's easy and takes just a few minutes to start collecting donations online. Follow the instructions and select 'Oxfam Australia' as your recipient.
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