Supporting Oxfordshire Charities & Community Groups
Listen: Identifying needs and issues within an organisation
Support: Providing advice, guidance, and mentoring
Connect: Linking charities with local businesses and other charities
100+: Charities supported
15th Anniversary in 2024: Supporting charities for over 15 years
Free: No cost, no commitment
How we help charities
- Identify your challenges and the support that will make a difference
- Help you to raise the profile of your charity or group
- Connect you with other organisations, including those in the private sector
- Provide useful advice, ideas and mentoring
- Source support services for you at subsidised rate
Some of the amazing charities we’ve worked with
- SeeSaw
- Sobell House
- Aspire
- Nasio Trust
- Yellow Submarine
- Archway Foundation
- Styleacre
- SOFEA
- Thomley
- ARCh
- Play2Give
- My Life My Choice
Ways we’ve helped charities
- Sponsoring the Inspirational Entrepreneur category in the Oxfordshire Youth Awards
- Setting up and facilitating the Oxfordshire Fundraiser’s Forum
- Attending and sponsoring fundraiser days, breakfast events, anniversary celebrations and charity golf days
- Mentoring CEO’s and senior management
- MCT 10th Anniversary Giveaway – Awarding charities with £1000 plus a range of other prizes, including website review, photography package, legal advice and social media support.
- Creating the MCT Charity Bowling night and bringing local charities together to say a big thank you to all the amazing people who work tirelessly to run them.
- Donating financial support at The Funding Network charity competition
Who we are
Paul Mabbutt
I have supported local charities for nearly 30 years, mainly through various Trustee roles. Plus, for the last 10 years, I’ve been providing mentoring and advice to people running charities.
I also led a great team for 28 years at Jennings – a business looking after over 100 tenants from our main business park – Monument Park in Chalgrove.
The best thing about being part of MCT – Meeting some incredible people in charities, who dedicate their lives to helping others. It’s also great to see how a small amount of help and support can sometimes make quite a significant difference.
John Charlton
I have a background in the business-to-business and business-to-consumer sectors of industry. With a formal training in marketing management, I developed and operated a number of businesses, ranging from business publishing to consumer services.
I have also worked in the voluntary and charity sector managing the Community Media Group, which published hyperlocal newspapers, and as a trainer and volunteer coordinator forOxBEL, an end-of-life befriending support service.
Proudly supporting
Oxfordshire Youth Awards 2022