1. Jonathan Mehall

2. Inside Oxfam America In 1942, a group of Quaker intellectuals, social activists, and Oxford academics formed the Oxford Committee for Famine Relief in response to the plight of refugees in Greece. After the war, Oxfam (a name derived from its postal code abbreviation) continued its work, sending materials and financial aid to groups aiding poor people throughout Europe. As the situation in Europe improved, Oxfam’s attention shifted to the needs of people in developing countries.

3. Inside Oxfam America Oxfam America is a global organization working to right the wrongs of poverty, hunger, and injustice. One of 17 members of the international Oxfam confederation, works with people in more than 90 countries to create lasting solutions. Oxfam saves lives, develops long-term solutions to poverty, and campaigns for social change. YouTube – 2,000+ subscribers and 264 videos Facebook – 120,000+ likes

4. Inside Oxfam America Our vision: A just world without poverty. Our mission: To create lasting solutions to poverty, hunger, and social injustice.

5. Inside Oxfam America

6. Senior Leadership Raymond Offenheiser – President Stephanie Kurzina – VP for Development & Communications Paul O’Brien – Vice President for Policy and Campaigns

7. Inside Oxfam America All programs monitored according to: A baseline or assessment of the situation prior to intervention A monitoring system with quarterly or midterm reports documenting progress in relation to plans Annual reviews that document aggregate evidence and that bring stakeholders together for reflections on progress An evaluation every three to four years and/or when an initiative finishes

8. Inside Oxfam America Financial Information (http://www.oxfamamerica.org/explore/inside- oxfam-america/financial-information/)http://www.oxfamamerica.org/explore/inside- oxfam-america/financial-information/ For every $1 you give: $0.77 goes directly to emergency, development, advocacy, and public education work $0.15 is invested to generate future revenue $0.08 is spent on support costs http://www.oxfamamerica.org/explore/research-publications/annual-report-2014/ (published September 16, 2014) 64% of funds come from individuals and 11% comes from funding 39% of those funds go towards program services for poverty and injustice for program services

10. The Problem & The Solution The problem Estimated 1 in 6 people in US struggle to put food on the table Estimated 46 million American’s ^ National poverty is a result of poor political choices and extreme economic inequality

11. The Problem & The Solution The solution Increase federal minimum wage (to the proposed $10.10)…would give at least 25 million workers a raise Create fair and effective tax systems so that tax revenue funds schools, hospitals, infrastructure, etc. Create accountability for oil, gas, and mining revenues Make a voice for the people, the driving force of decisions in the United States

12. Campaign For Solution Video campaign funded by Oxfam America Running time – 1:30-2 minutes Focuses: National poverty, economic inequality, political corruption

13. Campaign For Solution Open up with random individuals sharing statistics about poverty/ hunger, economic inequality, and political corruption

14. Campaign For Solution Provide a concrete plan for donors and citizens

15. Campaign For Solution Touching but not depressing music and images of poor and oppressed around America

16. Campaign For Solution Final scenes are explanations on how to help Donating, raising awareness, staying informed, volunteering Contact info included

17. Campaign For Solution How the message gets out Run YouTube advertisements Send out newsletters to subscribers of Oxfam America Yearly reminders for previous donors Seminars and talks at schools and other organizations Regional headquarters

18. Oxfam America On The Homefront