Father’s Day Charity Gifts

Not only can you make your dad smile with these ethical Oxfam charity gift cards, you can make a life-changing difference to people in need as well. That makes these some of the best online fathers day gifts you can find.

Why buy a Father’s Day Charity gift with Oxfam?

Each card represents a tax-deductible donation to Oxfam on your behalf. In return, Oxfam can empower vulnerable people with the resources and knowledge they need to lift themselves out of poverty.

Check out our how it works page to see just how easily your purchase can help people in need. It’s incredible to think that such a simple process can lead to a tangible impact on someone else’s life. You can simply click on the gift (or gifts) you would like to purchase, and choose your quantity.

The power of a Father’s Day Charity gift card

Whilst nothing says “I care about you” more than a personal gift card, at Oxfam we understand a charity gift card is more than just a piece of paper. Our Father’s Day Charity gift cards represent not only a great gift for a dad who says he wants nothing, but also a donation to help give families and communities the practical resources they need. Choose from our fish, duck or cow cards – which can fund programs to help people lift themselves out of poverty.

Our fathers are very special, and maybe you just want to say thank you to yours for being the best dad ever? You can choose from our range of Father’s Day charity gifts featured above, or view our full range of charity gifts here. 

Your Father’s Day charity gift will show dad you care and help empower families and communities living in poverty.

Beneficiary’s voice

““I am proud to be a women representative in Koh Sneng village representing other community members, especially women in ecotourism and fishery resource protection, because the Koh Sneng community cannot live without river and fishery resources,” Chantha says”

— Ma Chantha (pictured), Cambodia

Gifts like this contribute to Oxfam’s work around the world, including programs that work with women like Ma Chantha in Cambodia introducing techniques so they can protect their beautiful natural environment while also earning an income. Chantha is a leader in her community, raising awareness about endangered species in the Mekong, and assisting researchers in collecting information for fish catch monitoring. With higher income, they can better support their kids’ education and purchase farm animals, such as chickens and goats.