Oxford International Reports Community Impact Across India
Mumbai | September 15, 2026: Oxford International has highlighted a year of community initiatives across India under its global CSR programme, Momentum, supporting children, education, community wellbeing and environmental sustainability through partnerships with NGOs and community organisations.
Between January and July 2026, the organisation partnered with Make-A-Wish India to support 100 critically ill children receiving treatment through 17 hospitals and care partners across 10 states. Of these, 72 children were undergoing cancer treatment. The initiative included 42 wishes delivered through Tata Memorial Hospital in Mumbai, along with support reaching children through hospitals and care organisations in Mumbai, Delhi, Varanasi, Kolkata and other locations.
Several wishes focused on helping children remain connected with their families and education during treatment, including laptops, phones and tablets. Others supported personal aspirations, including meeting a chess grandmaster and experiencing the role of a doctor.
In December 2025, Oxford International conducted a Christmas giving drive with Snehasadan in Mumbai, with 216 employees collecting 537 kg of non-perishable food supplies, including cereals, pulses and tea, for local NGOs.
The organisation also partnered with ConnectFor for community activities. In October 2025, four employees participated in an Artshala initiative to paint classrooms at a school, including a kindergarten classroom. In June 2026, nearly 50 volunteers joined a beach cleaning drive in Mumbai, for which the Oxford International team received the Best Team Performance Award from ConnectFor.
Speaking about the organisation’s CSR efforts, Ms. Jo Grendall, Chief People Officer at Oxford International, said: “At Oxford International, our commitment to making a difference goes beyond education. We believe that meaningful change happens when people come together around causes that matter. Through our CSR efforts and Momentum, we are creating opportunities for our colleagues to contribute, collaborate with community partners and help build stronger, more connected communities.”
Oxford International said its CSR activities are aligned with its CARE values and contribute to social wellbeing, inclusion, education and community development, while supporting the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. The initiatives form part of its “Local Action, Global Impact” approach under Momentum, which encourages employee volunteering and collaboration with community partners.



