Somalia: Anisa Jama Hassan and her youngest child. Every two days, she comes here to fetch water, that she uses for washing, drinking, cooking, and feeding the livestock. She carries 40 litres for two days. Photo: Ahmed Osman/Oxfam

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Impact Statistics

14.25M

people supported by the Global Oxfam Confederation to build safer, fairer and more resilient lives

76

countries strengthened through community-led action

2,341

local partners deliver grassroots development programs

$50

Amanda donated

512 days ago

Bangladesh: Mosammat Halima Begum lives on a char, or sandbank, in the Jamuna River. Floods and erosion have displaced her more than 20 times – mostly in the last ten years. Oxfam partner SKS has provided her with essentials like a tube well and has worked with her community on reducing disaster risks. Photo: ©Elizabeth Stevens/Oxfam

Why make a regular donation to Oxfam?

Oxfam works with local partners and communities to provide immediate and long-term solutions that help people lift themselves out of poverty.

For more than 70 years, Oxfam and our supporters have been there for communities during wars, floods, famines, and natural disasters. Growing inequality will only deepen poverty, so it’s vital we’re still there tomorrow and for the years to come.

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Voices

When we got the greenhouse, it became much easier for us. The income we make from the vegetables in this greenhouse is good. I would like to say thank you for supporting me.

Vantha

Vantha, a farmer who joined a pilot project exploring hydroponic greenhouses in the Mekong region.

There are many benefits from the project support because we don’t have funds, we use the funding from the project to buy ingredients and it helps us to be united. We process the fish as a group.

Ving

Ving started as one of the first members three years ago after her village and livelihood was impacted by dam construction, says there are now 59 women participating in fish processing.

Why regular donations are better for everyone

Bangladesh: Sunita is picking fresh eggplants from her garden with her husband, Bimol. Photo:Mosharof Hussain/Oxfam

Bangladesh: Sunita is picking fresh eggplants from her garden with her husband, Bimol. Photo:Mosharof Hussain/Oxfam

How your donation can help

Training tools

$35 can help provide a farming family with training and tools to grow more nutritious food to eat and sell

Training tools

$35 can help provide a farming family with training and tools to grow more nutritious food to eat and sell

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Where your money goes

Frequently asked questions

Who is Oxfam?

Oxfam is a global movement of people working together to eliminate poverty by tackling inequality.

For more than 70 years, Oxfam has been working with local partner organisations and communities to provide immediate and long-term solutions that help people lift themselves out of poverty.

Our commitment to working locally enables us to reach millions of people across the world every year. This remarkable work is possible thanks to generous donations from supporters like you.

Your donations help deliver humanitarian aid, build more climate-resilient communities, amplify the voices of First Nations people, drive economic equality and create opportunities for people of every gender to succeed. Oxfam’s approach is unique because we work in partnership with communities to address poverty in the long term, meaning your gift will benefit generations of people to come. With you, our partners and communities, we are changing the world for the better every day, to relieve and eliminate poverty.