Oxfam GB Recenzje 208

Another word for useless? Oxfam! Read for yourself how people pay money and don't receive anything. Not to mention the senseless points made by Oxfam. Another useless and money wasting organization that will be disbanded ASAP when the right leaders take power soon.

Received a call from oxfam after signing a petition, requesting a donation, I asked, if I could do it on the oxfam website as I suspicious of a random number calling me, they tired to convince me to do it on the phone, I ended the call when they tried to convince me that they weren't asking for any sensitive information, when they definitely were. I go on the oxfam website, and there is a page setup for this appeal. if it was a scam, I am happy that I didn't give any more information than i had already. if oxfam is calling people to collect donations, they should make it so that it is more flexible, the way you donate, because phone scams are very sophisticated these days. ultimately, whether or not this was oxfam that called me the structure of this donation arrangement has a scam vibe, and diminishes my trust in the organisation on the whole.

Simple and easy to make. Thank goodness for Oxfam.

I ordered a £100 book from the online shop which I am still waiting for 18 days later!

I want to do a little to help those in Gaza and Lebanon

I would like to say a big thank you to the sales people at Oxfam Kendall . Whilst on a coach trip to Kendall I visited the shop and bought some nice items . However when I got back home I discovered I’d left my prescription sunglasses and crossbody bag in the changing room there.. I telephoned the shop and the lady I spoke said they had found them . They very kindly posted them on to me the next day. I was so relieved to get them back so a very big thank you to the Kendall shop. I have made a donation as a token of my gratitude.👏👏👏

I did not want to respond to emails as they may be scams. I also do not respond to repeated emotional blackmail I do give to charity and only have a limited amount to give. On the website it was difficult to find where to give a monthly donation. During my search I came across requests for £25, £50 & £100 this struck me as greedy.

After spending ding up to £300 per month on books I do not deserve to be humiliated by rude, ignorant and abusive staff. SHAME ON THIS COMPANY

WEDNESDAY 21 AUGUST

To Rob

Far too late for this as I told your company everything and gave a deadline for you area manager to email me with a direct number to call. This did not happen so media intrution has taken place against this company and I will cause an amount of problems to you as you have caused to me

I frequent my local Oxfam shops and their online store, and I'm consistently pleased with the quality and prices of their stock; I'm a huge advocate for buying second-hand and donating old, unwanted items, and charity shops are a huge reason why. Thank you for all the work you do!
Recently bought some old jewellery and a summer dress from their online shop - they were shipped speedily and arrived in brilliant condition.

I sign up for the monthly donations, but when I have called them up to cancel it they were still stealing money from my account afterwards. Now it is a third payment stolen from my account.
Avoid like a plague.
Found out that less then 5% of our donations actually goes to someone in need. Everything else is their overly inflated "cost".
Avoid it!!!

The Oxfam shop near to us is unfailingly helpful in taking our unused stuff, and letting us know how much Gift Aid it has generated. The staff are great, especially the manager, and the organisation has made a difference throughout the world in working against poverty, although there is so much more to be done.

Brian and yoonis visited us today and while we couldn’t do a direct debit we have both made a one off donation. They were both charming and informative. We enjoyed our chat.

I had a visit from Anisha Begum and Isabelle Allegne, who door knocked asking for support for Gaza children on behalf of Oxfam. They were very professional and friendly in their presentation. It was good to know that such calibre of people work for Oxfam with enthusiasm, excitement and commitment. Both my wife and myself were happy with their visit.

Oxfam staff were fundraising door to door on my street. The two gentlemen were very polite and curteous, clearly passionate about the cause they were raising money for. Marc Baffoe-Bonnie and Nuur Hassan are an asset to Oxfam. Keep up the good work :)

Meeting Mumina and Ayma who volunteered for Oxfam was a pleasant surprise that left a lasting impression. Their enthusiasm and genuine eagerness to share information about Oxfam's mission were truly commendable.

They managed to convey the essence of Oxfam's work in a clear and concise manner, leaving me feeling informed and inspired. Many thanks!

Always there when justice needs to be prevailed over injustice, fights for the human rights, spread their arms to the one who needs support. Thank you.

Just had a visit from Fahad, who was very impressive and had a friendly, amiable approach. I've made a small donation because of him. Thank you Fahad and keep doing this amazing work, you really made a difference!

I am disappointed that Oxfam have a no dogs policy when these days you can go into the vast majority of shops and cafes .

Cannot really recommend for Black customers. The shop has a racist male staff member who will triple question you over whether you've paid for books after you've paid for them (and asked one female shop assistant to put them by for you). I left them there to further browse the store and buy MORE books. When I went back to the counter, the woman was gone and the man was there. Quizzing me three times as to whether I'd paid for them. He then admitted that a colleague already told them "someone had paid"....the subtext meaning he expected that someone to have been a white person and now he has to suspend belief and question the veracity of what his own colleague has said.
If you try to discuss it with their store manager, he'll do everything to protect "whiteness". You'll hear the hostility in his voice. White people do not want to deal with their own racism. They don't. They want to be racist in peace.
This should not be surprising. Google Oxfam racism for a fuller picture.
Oxfam is a fundamentally dishonest charity leeching off of the suffering of Black and Brown people in the Global South to fund mostly racist white people in shops and racist white INGO's.
They cannot change. Don't give them your money.
In response to Oxfam saying they're committed to being anti racist. They can commit all they want. It's clearly not working