10 June, 2026

Supporters join HOx for evening of gratitude

We were delighted to be joined by dozens of our supporters for a recent evening of music, moving talks and gratitude held at Modern Art Oxford.

Attendees heard first-hand from our CEO, Chair of Trustees and our Women’s Project Team Leader about the impact their support is having on the lives of our residents.

One of our talented residents played a set of ambient music that he had composed and recited a poem for attendees.

It was a wonderful opportunity to be able to recognise and thank the many HOx donors who could make it, and to share our gratitude for their support.

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