Tikeshwori Malla (27) and Ganga Devi Malla (53) address the members of Farmer Field School during a group’s meeting in a village in Jorayal Rural Municipality, Nepal. Photo: Kishor Sharma / Oxfam.

Tikeshwori Malla (27) and Ganga Devi Malla (53) address the members of Farmer Field School during a group’s meeting in a village in Jorayal Rural Municipality, Nepal.

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Corporate Partnerships
Oxfam and our corporate partners work together across numerous programmes, human rights projects and thought leadership platforms to tackle global poverty and the inequalities that drive it.

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Transformational corporate partnerships

Advance your sustainability strategy. Improve your business’s impact across your value chain with Oxfam.

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Brand and sponsorship opportunities

Work with us to reach new audiences and achieve positive impact on the fight against poverty and inequality through your products or by sponsoring events.

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Employee engagement

Bring your workforce together with Oxfam and help create a meaningful impact on the world.

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Become an emergency partner

Be a company that steps up when a humanitarian disaster strikes. Support Oxfam’s response around the world.

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Small businesses

Free resources designed to help smaller businesses and startups support Oxfam.

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Donate goods to Oxfam shops

Contribute to the circular economy, cut waste and help fight climate change. Donate customers’ and excess items to Oxfam.

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Our approach

With Oxfam, companies can work alongside communities to bring sustainability ambitions closer to reality.

 Magdalene Bangura, the leader of Female Pastors Network (FEMINET) leads the gari making process at her home in Sierra Leone.
Our corporate partners

Oxfam works with leading companies whose support contributes to tackling poverty and the inequalities that drive it.

Frequently asked questions

Oxfam works with leading companies in a wide range of initiatives to reduce inequality. Find out more about our corporate partners

Oxfam works with companies in a range of innovative ways. Get in touch with our team to start discussing a charity partnership between Oxfam and your company.