How does Oxfam raise money?

Over 80% of our funding came from Institutional and Public fundraising.

How do Oxfam achieve their aims and objectives?

Oxfam works to enable people to become fully integrated and respected members of their society and economy. We do this by working with communities, lobbying for change by national governments, or campaigning globally to change the way the policies of rich countries create or perpetuate the injustice of poverty.

How much does Oxfam raise each year?

Oxfam GB’s total gross income in 2018/19 was £434.1 million – an increase of £6.9 million (1.6%) on the previous year, principally due to this being an exceptional year for legacy income.

What is Oxfam’s strategy?

Under the title “The Power of People against Poverty”, Oxfam has adopted a new strategic plan that shifts the focus of its work onto the empowerment of people to shape their own future free from poverty.

Who are Oxfam competitors?

Oxfam’s top competitors include National Trust, IDEO, Way Finders and American Airlines Sky Ball. Oxfam is an international charitable organisation focusing on the alleviation of global poverty. National Trust is an independent charity and membership organization for environmental and heritage conservation.

What is Oxfam International’s goal?

We embrace diversity and difference and value the perspectives and contributions of all people and communities in their fight against poverty and injustice.

What does Oxfam aim for?

Oxfam is a global movement of people who are fighting inequality to end poverty and injustice.

What are Oxfam’s main goals?

Save lives, now and in the future When natural disasters strike – or in times of war – we’ll be there to save lives, providing clean water, food, sanitation and other fundamental needs. Fewer men, women and children will die or suffer illness, insecurity and deprivation.

How much money does the CEO of St Jude’s make?

$ 958,886: Richard C Shadyac, CEO and Ex-Officio Director.