Through our grant-making, we contribute to a safer, fairer, and more sustainable world.
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From waste to worth: reuse is the global revolution
Reuse systems are gaining momentum across the globe. Supported by Plastic Solutions Fund, learn how organisations and businesses are replacing single-use plastics with sustainable alternatives.
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The power of remembrance: honouring victims to prevent future violence
In Denmark, The Center for Voldsforebyggelse uses data, education, and community support to prevent violence against women and children.
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Empowering medics in countries impacted by conflict
The UK-based David Nott Foundation works alongside surgeons in situations of war, providing training to medical staff around the world.
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Flourishing at the Beresford Street Kitchen
The Beresford Street Kitchen in Jersey, the Channel Islands, is home to a brilliant social enterprise that’s transforming the lives of people with learning disabilities and/or autism.
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Programme Officer – Global Climate Initiatives Programme
Contribute to a cleaner, healthier, and thriving future by joining our Global Climate Initiatives team in Bangkok to support grant-making in India and Southeast Asia.
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Hand, heart, and soul: empowering Africa’s young workforce
Through its partner network across Southern Africa, Young Africa offers vocational and entrepreneurship training to help support young people into work.
Discover our programmes
Oak Foundation has eight global and two country programmes. Through these programmes, we contribute to a safer, fairer, and more sustainable world. Visit the programme pages to learn about our grant-making strategies.
Our 2024 annual report is here!

You can download the PDF version of the report or visit our interactive site, including videos, by clicking on the buttons below.
Our grant-making in 2024
411
Number of
programme
grants
40
Number of
countries
466
Total
grant-making
in USD millions
Our latest stories
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From waste to worth: reuse is the global revolution
Reuse systems are gaining momentum across the globe. Supported by Plastic Solutions Fund, learn how organisations and businesses are replacing single-use plastics with sustainable alternatives….
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The power of remembrance: honouring victims to prevent future violence
In Denmark, The Center for Voldsforebyggelse uses data, education, and community support to prevent violence against women and children….
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Empowering medics in countries impacted by conflict
The UK-based David Nott Foundation works alongside surgeons in situations of war, providing training to medical staff around the world….
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Flourishing at the Beresford Street Kitchen
The Beresford Street Kitchen in Jersey, the Channel Islands, is home to a brilliant social enterprise that’s transforming the lives of people with learning disabilities and/or autism….
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Programme Officer – Global Climate Initiatives Programme
Contribute to a cleaner, healthier, and thriving future by joining our Global Climate Initiatives team in Bangkok to support grant-making in India and Southeast Asia….
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Hand, heart, and soul: empowering Africa’s young workforce
Through its partner network across Southern Africa, Young Africa offers vocational and entrepreneurship training to help support young people into work….
Would you like to read more stories like this? Please visit our “Stories” page.
Watch our latest videos
Oak Foundation’s grantees work to find solutions for economic abuse in the US and the UK, by building an ecosystem of support to ensure that survivors have the resources to get safe, heal, and prevent future harm; and by seeking to raise awareness of, and transform responses to economic abuse.
The Zimbabwe Women’s Bureau is a not-for-profit organisation based in Harare, Zimbabwe, that provides training to rural women farmers in conservation agricultural practices, business entrepreneurship, and livelihood support. It also provides women with financial and material support.
’A Vision to Zero’ brings together a new global community dedicated to ending child sexual violence, and it offers a roadmap for protecting children everywhere. This collective power brings a shared vision and hope.
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