Make a donation

Every donation counts. Your support helps provide vital services that improve wellbeing, strengthen community connections, and create lasting positive change for everyone in our area.

Nikki adding a donation to the pot

How your donation makes a difference

Every donation to Oswestry Community Action helps us support our community in meaningful ways. Here’s what your contribution can achieve

  • £30 funds an annual membership, giving someone access to our Dial-a-Ride and community transport services.
  • £66 enables a young person to attend six sessions to learn about arts and crafts.
  • £150 helps us run a social group, supported by our Wellbeing Team and volunteers, including a guest speaker and refreshments.
  • £240 enables an individual to receive 8 hours of 1-2-1 digital skills support.

How you can donate

Easily make a donation through Paypal

Making a difference is easy! You can donate securely through Paypal and help us continue supporting our local community. Every contribution, big or small, directly funds services that improve health, wellbeing, and quality of life across Shropshire and the Borderlands.

Support us by shopping at Easyfundraising

You can support Oswestry Community Action at no extra cost to you when you shop online through Easyfundraising. Hundreds of retailers will donate a percentage of your spend to us — helping fund vital local services that improve health, wellbeing, and quality of life across Shropshire and the Borderlands.

How it helps:

  • Every online purchase counts – from groceries to gifts, travel to clothing.
  • No extra cost to you – it’s an easy way to support your community while shopping.
  • Funds essential services – from tackling social isolation to supporting education and transport initiatives.


It’s simple: shop as usual, raise funds, and make a difference.

“The UK Giving 2025 Report tells the story of giving in 2024: Charities are now relying on donations from only 50% of people, down from 58% in 2019 — equivalent to approximately four million fewer donors.”