Our corporate partners

Oxfam collaborates with a range of companies across various industries. These case studies show the scope and diversity of our partnerships.

Ahmad Tea

Ahmad Tea has supported Oxfam since 2010 by funding water projects.
Case study: Ahmad Tea

Arup

Arup works with Oxfam on innovative technical solutions to tackle complex humanitarian challenges.
Case study: Arup

Burberry

Burberry and Oxfam have worked on education and employment opportunities in Burberry’s global supply chain.

eBay

eBay partners with Oxfam to promote ‘pre-loved’ items.
Case study: eBay

Laudes Foundation

Laudes Foundation supports a transformative programme to improve access to social protection for Cambodian garment workers.
Case study: Laudes Foundation

Marks and Spencer

The Oxfam and M&S Another Life scheme makes it even easier to give your unwanted clothes a second life.
Case study: M&S

Moomin

Moomin sales in Oxfam shops support projects to promote equality of women and girls.
Case study: Moomin

Pentland brands

Pentland Brands supports work with the children of migrant works as well as donating excess stock for resale by Oxfam.
Case study: Pentland Brands

Romo

Romo family-run fabric and wallcovering company provides funding for education projects in DRC.
Case study: Romo

Sainsbury's

Sainsbury’s make donating unwanted clothing convenient for their customers.
Case study: Sainsbury's

Unilever

Unilever has been working with Oxfam for over 20 years to contribute to a more socially inclusive world.
Case study: Unilever

Waterstones

Waterstones book sales help fund vital disaster response in Syria and Ukraine.
Case study: Waterstones