Give to Oxford
The Oxford Thinking fundraising campaign has now passed its initial target of £2.5 billion raised for the collegiate University and is now well on its way to the new target of £3 billion. This is the biggest campaign in European history, and the fastest such an amount has been raised, in just eight years. Donors from Hong Kong and China have played a keyrole in the campaign, the impact of gifts from alumni and friends in this region have led to significant support for college and university initiatives, academic posts and capital projects, student scholarships and research fellowships. For stories on how gifts have impacted the University, visit the Campaign webpage (www.campaign.ox.ac.uk).
The University of Oxford China Office is set up as a charity in Hong Kong under Section 88 of the Inland Revenue Ordinance. If you are a taxpayer in Hong Kong, the Office will make sure that your gift gets to the your designated college or university department and also issue you with a tax receipt. See below for ways to give to Oxford through the University of Oxford China Office.
Step 1.
Please complete the Hong Kong Giving Form and email it to info@oxforduchina.org or post it to
The University of Oxford China Office
Suite 4018 Cosco Tower, Grand Millennium Plaza
181 - 183 Queen's Road Central
Hong Kong
Tel: (852) 2151 3877
Email: info@oxforduchina.org
Step 2. Payment methods:
To give by post:
Please make your cheque out to 'University of Oxford China Office Limited' and post it to the Office together with your giving form.
To give by wire transfer:
Please email the giving form to the Office indicating that you will pay by wire transfer so that your gift could be identified.
Account name: University of Oxford China Office Limited
Account No.: 808-455588-838
Bank Name: HSBC Ltd.
Bank Address: Head Office, 1 Queen's Road Central, Hong Kong
SWIFT Code: HSBCHKHHHKH
The University of Oxford China Office welcomes gifts in HKD, GBP and USD. Please contact the Office if you would like to make a donation in another currency.
Step 3. Tax receipt:
On receipt of your giving form and donation, the Office will send you a receipt for Hong Kong tax purposes.
If you would like to make a gift in your will, please download the Global Bequests Guide (PDF, 155 kb), or give the Office a call on and be guided through the process.
For further information on tax-efficient giving in Hong Kong, please download the Information on tax-efficient giving (PDF, 13 kb)
The University of Oxford China Office is set up as a charity in Hong Kong under Section 88 of the Inland Revenue Ordinance. If you are a taxpayer in Hong Kong, the Office will make sure that your gift gets to the your designated college or university department and also issue you with a tax receipt. See below for ways to give to Oxford through the University of Oxford China Office.
Step 1.
Please complete the Hong Kong Giving Form and email it to info@oxforduchina.org or post it to
The University of Oxford China Office
Suite 4018 Cosco Tower, Grand Millennium Plaza
181 - 183 Queen's Road Central
Hong Kong
Tel: (852) 2151 3877
Email: info@oxforduchina.org
Step 2. Payment methods:
To give by post:
Please make your cheque out to 'University of Oxford China Office Limited' and post it to the Office together with your giving form.
To give by wire transfer:
Please email the giving form to the Office indicating that you will pay by wire transfer so that your gift could be identified.
Account name: University of Oxford China Office Limited
Account No.: 808-455588-838
Bank Name: HSBC Ltd.
Bank Address: Head Office, 1 Queen's Road Central, Hong Kong
SWIFT Code: HSBCHKHHHKH
The University of Oxford China Office welcomes gifts in HKD, GBP and USD. Please contact the Office if you would like to make a donation in another currency.
Step 3. Tax receipt:
On receipt of your giving form and donation, the Office will send you a receipt for Hong Kong tax purposes.
If you would like to make a gift in your will, please download the Global Bequests Guide (PDF, 155 kb), or give the Office a call on and be guided through the process.
For further information on tax-efficient giving in Hong Kong, please download the Information on tax-efficient giving (PDF, 13 kb)
