Oxfam GB Opiniones 

I have volunteered with Oxfam at festivals for 5 years, including a year when I was going through treatment for breast cancer. The ethos of Oxfam, to help and support, has shone through in every way...from first contact, applications, 'reasonable adjustments', safety, safeguarding and general welfare for all the volunteers, through to what we do to represent Oxfam and support festival goers, staff and crew. The friendliest most caring group of individuals I have ever been lucky enough to work with. I feel proud to be part of the Oxfamily.
One last thing, they have the best people on the phones ever! Friendly, helpful and knowledgeable - perfect :)

They are doing discrimination
(Maidenhead shop)
Regarding the volunteers who are suitable or not for the job role
They forget the main target of helping the poverty with ANYONE who are willing to help.

I was so very saddened that a shop that is there out of love, understanding and charity should have been so unkind to me on the 11th April - I had bought almost £20 of chocolate from them a couple of days before to give people for easter- it had been impossible to find it in supermarkets so I was thrilled to find it in the Oxfam shop in Richmond. However, we discovered that certain batches of the Tony's Chocolonely Dark Almond and Sea Salt had been recalled due to stones and metals having been found in some. I spoke with a very nice man at the shop on the phone, who totally understood that I did not want ANY of the chocolate, just in case there were further contaminated batches and he said to bring it all back and get a refund and that he would write a note for the staff in case he wasn't there. I thanked him and said I would donate half of what I'd paid as they were a charity. I have just come back after a horrible time trying to explain this to the manager and her assistant, who seemed simply not to be able to grasp the situation, the assistant getting furiously angry and loud as I said I didn't 'need' to 'check the numbers of the batches' which she wanted me to, as I didnt' want ANY of the chocolate. There was adding up on the till and all sorts of goings on, and women coming up to us patronisingly telling us to 'love one another'. Finally, having given them back the chocolate as intended, because of all the confusion of them doing all this strange adding up for no apparent reason, I gave up and left, leaving the chocolate and coming away with a quarter of what I'd spent. I don't mind about the donation, but am very hurt that they simply didn't try to understand the situation. I shall never go to that branch of Oxfam again. (My good friend, who had recommended I might find this particular chocolate in Oxfam, it not being on any supermarket shelves, called me yesterday to tell me that this branch of Oxfam had NOT replaced my returned chocolate to their shelve… I think this was wise, but why couldn’t we have conversed in an understanding and civilised way to achieve this outcome whilst I was with them?)

I absolutely can not put into words my love for this shop! I’ve been shopping here for years for me, myself and I! HA!
I got myself and my daughters some steals for Christmas and thanks to oxfam it was CHEAP and also cheerful!
My last purchase was a absolute steal, I got myself a (close to) new swimming costume. Was warned about the brown stain in the underwear but nothing my teeth and a bit of daz didn’t sort out. Thanks to all the staff

My experience of engaging with Oxfam Supporter Relations (Alex, Molly, Nathaniel, Shrooq) has been really positive; their communication is clear, human and friendly, conveying a sense of being seen and valued, with efficient processing of the issue.

Oxfam comprises of genuine people committed to honesty and justice in a world that is dangerously losing the truth and reality.
Oxfam is the light xx

Yet another week has gone by after being totally ignored. Does anyone at Oxfam actually read? To make this very clear. I work 6 days a week, including Saturdays. You made a huge error in customer service following a trip to a local store to process a simple return, I was given a weak apology and am now being given the run around by head office because you can’t give me a refund electronically which, unfortunately is total rubbish (I’ve read your other comments where this has taken place). I’m also not prepared to take more time to go to a post office to return the item - why should I put myself out further? The correct response would be “Sorry Mr Harris - please provide your details so we can refund your transaction and donate the jacket to a charity shop of your choosing at YOUR convenience” - simple. I’m more than happy to continue posting poor reviews as this is now a matter of principle rather than customer service. You should be ashamed.

Trey Cumberbatch at Oxfam GB has been simply wonderful! He immediately replied to my help request and exceeded my expectations. He was also very kind and supportive throughout our interaction. I could have not wished for a better experience. Well done, Oxfam!

Hostile over email over a simple mistake, had to do a claim via paypal to have my money returned as they wouldn't answer. Then when they did they became defensive and rude.

I got a prompt and clear response to my query re Gift Aid sign up from Ken.

Great organisation, informative website, and email contact was efficient. Thank you for your important work.

I am so impressed by Oxfam's commitment to reducing hunger and poverty and their efficient use of donations, currently at 81% of it going towards emergency help and helping the unfortunate to help themselves through training and education.

Zero fuss, fast and efficient.
Web-site not sugar coated, plain and functional an indication that the funds raised are going where intended.

Brilliant charity supporting more wealth equality with interactive online activities.

Went into Oxfam Books in Brigg. Said all fiction books were buy one get one free. Found two books, went to pay, only to be told Science Fiction is NOT in the deal, only fiction. ????? It says all fiction, not sure when Science Fiction stopped being part of the fiction genre??? If its only certain books you need to be more specific. What about Fantasy, Crime, Horror, where do these figure in the buy one get one free?
Other issue is trying to escape being pounced on by two staff members outside shop wanting you to sign a monthly direct debit to donate to Oxfam.
Books are also highly overpriced in the Brigg shop, a paperback they had secondhand for £5.99 was only £2.99 new elsewhere.
You need to look into basic business practice.

Helpful assistance from Shuruk in the Supporter Relations team. Thank you!

I had a oxfam associate knock my home address front door today. I answered the door the caller on behalf of oxfam was very rude . I said I was sorry that I could not talk I am home unwell . He replied you.look all right to me ! My dog who is just a small dog barked he said is it your guard dog !
Then he said if you step outside you actually might get a sun tan !! Really is this oxfam guy for real!! I found him very rude . If this is the kind of people collecting for you !! You will never get people to give !! To your charity
Yours Janice Downie from Nelson Ave North End Portsmouth .

Great fundraisers and fantastic supporter relations team. Happy to be a part of Oxfam and may their good work continue.

No issues, prompt delivery of book

I found the donation process at Oxfam was relatively easy. This year I donated to the "Christmas Appeal for Peace Donation" fund. I found Ken at Supporter Relations was very efficient at resolving my query.

I also found that Oxfam had a good range of Christmas items this year in their stores.