30 June, 2026

Golfers raise £21,500 for Homeless Oxfordshire

We are incredibly grateful to attendees and sponsors of our 2026 Golf Day for helping to raise £21,500 at this year’s event.


Over 100 of our corporate partners attended the competition, held at the beautiful Frilford Heath Golf Club which was sponsored by 14 local businesses.

Along with a sunny day out on the greens, the day provided an invaluable chance to connect with organisations from our Corporate Membership Club.

Our attendees and sponsors dug deep for our auction and raffle, and enjoyed a wonderful brunch and dinner  Their generosity means we can continue making a difference in the lives of people experiencing homelessness; offering them support when they need it most.

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