Give Back & Get Involved
Looking to give back and make a difference in the Oxford community? There are many ways to get involved with local organizations in Oxford, OH. Whether it’s donating your time or your resources, any contribution matters.
Ways to Volunteer
Many local organizations are looking for volunteers to help with their initiatives. Here are ways that you can volunteer in Oxford:
- Serve meals or organize food drives at TOPSS – Talawanda Oxford Pantry & Social Services
- Support local conservation efforts with the Three Valley Conservation Trust
- Help out at Thread Up Oxford by sorting and distributing gently used clothing
- Join the Kiwanis Club of Oxford or Rotary Club of Oxford and engage in community service projects
- Share your passion for gardening with Des Fleurs Garden Club
- Work on inclusive LGBTQ+ initiatives with Oxford Area PFLAG
- Assist with programs for elderly adults through the Oxford Senior Center or the Oxford VillAge Network – Age Friendly Oxford
- Promote wellness and prevention efforts with the Coalition for a Healthy Community – Oxford
Donate to Make a Difference
If your schedule is tight, consider supporting these incredible organizations through donations. Every dollar counts and helps fill in the gaps of the amazing work they do. Here’s how you can make a financial impact during this month of giving:
- Butler County United Way: Support programs focusing on health, education, and financial stability
- McCullough-Hyde Hospital Foundation: Contribute to enhancing local healthcare services
- Oxford Community Foundation: Fund local projects and scholarships to build a better future
- The Luna Cares Fund: Help community members in need with financial assistance
- Oxford Catty Shack: Help rehome stray cats in the community
- Oxford Lions Club: Support initiatives around vision care and disaster relief
- TOPSS – Talawanda Oxford Pantry & Social Services: Connect families and individuals to resources.
Whether it’s $5 or $500, your donation can help strengthen our community. Thank you for your support!
Check out Sally’s article in The Oxford Free Press for more ways to give back.
