How to help

When people like you care, nothing will stop us. 

Whether you’re a long-time supporter or you’re new to the Oxfamily, thank you for helping us to create a more just world. 

Let’s keep it going! 

3 easy ways you can help

Take action

Maybe you want to raise money, sign a petition or make your voice heard.

There are many ways to help make a difference and every action counts.

Check out how you can get on board.

Regular donations

Even a small amount donated regularly adds up to a big difference in eliminating poverty and inequality around the world.

Choose a one-time or ongoing donation.

Volunteer

A big impact requires lots of people chipping in!

Volunteering your time is one of the most powerful and generous ways to contribute. Check out the many different ways you can volunteer with us today.

Everyday heroes: Meet Olivia in Perth

Perth, Western Australia: Olivia loves chatting to her customers at the Fair Trade shop. Photo: Jordan Steiner/Oxfam.
Perth, Western Australia: Olivia loves chatting to her customers at the Fair Trade shop. Photo: Jordan Steiner/Oxfam.

“I love it here for many reasons ... I get to meet people who know about Oxfam’s work (most of them) and want to come and support Oxfam by shopping with us.”

 

Since 2007, volunteers at the Fair Trade Shop in Perth have been raising awareness about fair trade principles and Oxfam. Not only has the shop become an important part of the Oxfamily, but it’s an integral part of the Bayswater community as well.

Long-time Oxfam supporter Olivia Boulud loves getting to know her local community. And she manages to blend this with her passion for tackling poverty by working at the Fair Trade Shop in Bayswater, Perth.

Olivia is the coordinator of the Fair Trade WA Oxfam community group and has been volunteering with them for five years. She previously volunteered with Oxfam Trailwalker at the Perth events.

“I love it here for many reasons,” Olivia said. “It’s a space where I get to meet like-minded people, not just volunteers but also customers. I get to meet people who know about Oxfam’s work (most of them) and want to come and support Oxfam by shopping with us.”

Customers from the local community come in to have a browse and a chat. Olivia and the team know many of the customers by name and over the years the shop has become a bit of a local institution. It now has 5,000 followers on social media.

The shop stocks a wide variety of fair trade and ethically sourced products and is a completely volunteer-run part of a community supporter group. It supports Oxfam through profits raised from sales.

 

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