What Intermón Oxfam does

Intermón Oxfam, legally Fundación Oxfam Intermón (NIF G-58236803), is a private nonprofit foundation registered in Catalonia, Spain, and the Spanish member of the international Oxfam confederation. The organization delivers humanitarian aid, international development cooperation, and structural advocacy programs, working through local partner organizations in more than 80 countries across South America, Africa, Central America, and Europe. Core programmatic areas include emergency response (water, sanitation, food, and protection), economic and social equality advocacy, climate-emergency campaigns, and defense of fundamental rights.

The organization monetizes its mission through four principal revenue streams: individual donations and recurring memberships (socios), fair-trade product sales via an online store and physical retail locations, corporate partnerships (Empresas), and the Unebox quarterly subscription box containing five to six fair-trade products. Supplementary programs include major-gift fundraising (Grandes Donativos), legacy giving (Testamento Solidario), solidarity-sports fundraising, volunteer mobilization, and online petition campaigns. Its go-to-market is community-led, engaging individual donors, members, volunteers, and online activists through digital channels, events, and grassroots mobilization. The underlying technology stack is described as not applicable for an NGO; the organization relies on standard web, e-commerce, and CRM (HubSpot) infrastructure with no proprietary technology, AI, or API surface evidenced.

Recent operational activity (mid-2026) includes coordinated responses to the Venezuela earthquakes (€1 million raised through the Comité de Emergencia Español), Ebola outbreaks in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, the Sudan crisis, and Gaza, alongside published reports challenging wealthy nations' declared climate finance figures and advocacy on EU-Israel trade agreements and Spanish dependency-law reform. The 2024/25 institutional report is publicly available.

Name

Intermón Oxfam

Legal name

Fundación Oxfam Intermón

Website

https://intermonoxfam.org

Company type

Private

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

1–10 employees

Short description

Intermón Oxfam (Fundación Oxfam Intermón) is a Spanish nonprofit foundation and member of the international Oxfam confederation that delivers humanitarian aid, development cooperation, and advocacy in 80+ countries, funded by individual donors, members, fair-trade retail, and corporate partnerships.

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Product category

Humanitarian Aid and International Development

NAICS

Grantmaking and Giving Services (81321), Other Grantmaking and Giving Services (813219), Human Rights Organizations (813311), Civic and Social Organizations (813410)

SIC

Services-Membership Organizations (8600)

akta.pro primary industry

Public Charities & Grantmaking Intermediaries (BPAGAKAE)

akta.pro secondary industries

Humanitarian & Disaster Assistance (Bilateral) (BPADABAB), Donor Coordination & Aid Effectiveness (BPADAOAA), Donor Coordination, Monitoring & Evaluation (MEL) Programs (BPADABAN)

Keywords

• Humanitarian aid services
• Fair trade retail
• International development cooperation
• Nonprofit advocacy campaigns
• Emergency response programs

Headquarters

HQ city

Barcelona

HQ country

Spain

HQ region

Europe

Offices1 record

Markets served

GTM type

B2C

Offering type

Services

Cost components

Personnel, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Supply Chain, Infrastructure, Others

Revenue model

1. Donations and Member Contributions: Individual donations and regular membership fees from socios form a core revenue stream. The organization runs donation campaigns, bequest programs (testamento solidario), and large donation programs (grandes donativos).
2. Fair Trade Product Sales: Revenue from the sale of fair trade products through the online store (Tienda comercio justo) and physical retail locations, supporting producer families while generating income for the organization.
3. Corporate Partnerships: Collaborations with companies for social impact initiatives, including corporate donations and strategic partnerships.
4. Solidarity Subscription Box (Unebox): Quarterly surprise box subscription containing 5-6 fair trade products, providing recurring revenue while supporting different charitable causes each quarter.

Pricing tiers

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels4 records

Marketing channels6 records

Core offering

Intermón Oxfam (Fundación Oxfam Intermón) is a Spanish nonprofit foundation that delivers humanitarian aid, long-term development cooperation, and emergency response programs in approximately 80 countries. It funds its mission through individual donations, monthly membership contributions, fair trade retail sales (both online and through 30+ physical shops across Spain), a quarterly fair trade subscription box called Unebox, corporate partnerships, and advocacy/petition campaigns.

Product overview

Intermón Oxfam operates as an international cooperation NGO with a portfolio of interconnected services centered on humanitarian aid, fair trade, and social advocacy. The core offerings include financial donation mechanisms (one-time and recurring memberships), an e-commerce fair trade shop with subscription box (Unebox), and volunteer programs. The organization also provides advocacy services through petition platforms, corporate partnerships, and major gift programs. Humanitarian response services address immediate crises including water, sanitation, food, and protection needs. These products work together to support the organization's mission of ending poverty and inequality, with fair trade commerce helping fund development programs while donations and membership sustain humanitarian operations.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

• Tienda Oxfam Intermón (Tienda comercio justo): Online and physical store selling fair trade products including the seasonal collection (e.g., Primavera-Verano) and the Unebox subscription box service delivering 5-6 fair trade products quarterly.

Products and services

• One-time Donations Single financial contributions from individuals directed toward humanitarian and development projects; tax-deductible under Spanish nonprofit law.
• Monthly Membership (Hazte Socio/a) Recurring monthly donor program providing stable, predictable funding for long-term development and humanitarian projects, with periodic impact reporting to members.
• Unebox Subscription Box Quarterly subscription box of curated fair trade products sourced from producer cooperatives, delivering ethically produced food and craft items to Spanish subscribers.
• Online Fair Trade Shop E-commerce storefront selling fair trade food, beverages, textiles, cosmetics, and crafts sourced from verified producer cooperatives worldwide, available to consumers across Spain.
• Physical Fair Trade Shops Network of more than 30 brick-and-mortar fair trade stores across Spain selling ethically sourced products, employing workers from disadvantaged groups, and serving as awareness and community engagement hubs.
• Humanitarian Emergency Response Rapid deployment of fundraising appeals and field operations in response to natural disasters, armed conflicts, and humanitarian crises, leveraging the Oxfam International confederation network.
• International Development Cooperation Programs Long-term development projects in approximately 80 countries covering water and sanitation, food security, gender equality, climate adaptation, and economic justice, implemented directly or through local partners.
• Volunteer Program Formal volunteer engagement program recruiting and training individuals to support awareness campaigns, fair trade shop operations, fundraising events, and field activities.
• Corporate Partnerships B2B engagement programs enabling companies to support humanitarian and development work through sponsorships, cause-related marketing, employee giving, payroll giving, and ESG-aligned collaborations.
• Advocacy and Petition Campaigns Public mobilization campaigns and petitions targeting Spanish and EU policymakers on issues such as tax justice, food systems, gender equality, and climate, leveraging Oxfam research and confederation campaigns.
• Solidarity Sports (Deportes Solidarios) Sports-based fundraising events (running, cycling, trekking) enabling participants to channel athletic activity into financial support for humanitarian and development projects.
• Solidarity Will (Testamento Solidario) Legacy and planned giving program enabling supporters to include the foundation in their wills, providing long-horizon funding for humanitarian and development programs.

Quantifiable outcome

• Millions of people have a more dignified life

Segments3 records

Ideal customer profiles3 records

Technology focussed No

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Partnerships

Three partnerships are on record, tiered core.

• Oxfam International ConfederationcoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerIntermón Oxfam is a member of the international Oxfam confederation, a global movement of organizations working together to end poverty and inequalities. This affiliation provides international reach, shared resources, and coordinated global advocacy.
• Comité de Emergencia Español (Spanish Emergency Committee)coreStrategic or Co-development PartnerCoalition of NGOs working together on emergency response. The committee raised €1 million for earthquake victims in Venezuela, demonstrating coordinated humanitarian action among member organizations.
• Local organizations in 80+ countriescoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerPartner organizations in over 80 countries through which Oxfam Intermón works to drive change from within communities. These local partners implement projects and represent the organization on the ground.

Scale indicators6 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights5 records

Direct peers

• Cáritas España: Cáritas is the largest Spanish humanitarian and social-action NGO, operating across Spain with programs in poverty relief, international cooperation, and social advocacy — directly competing for Spanish donors and corporate partnerships.
• Manos Unidas: Manos Unidas is a Spanish development NGO focused on international cooperation and poverty eradication, with similar recurring donation programs and project-based reporting — competing for the same Spanish Catholic-aligned donor segment.
• Greenpeace España: Greenpeace Spain operates a recurring-membership fundraising model and runs advocacy on environmental and economic-justice themes that overlap with Oxfam Intermón's climate and inequality campaigns.
• Médicos Sin Fronteras España: MSF Spain is a major Spanish medical-humanitarian NGO with a similar donor-membership model, recurring fundraising focus, and active field operations in conflict and epidemic zones — closely comparable to Oxfam Intermón's humanitarian track.
• Cruz Roja Española: Spanish Red Cross is one of Spain's most-recognized humanitarian organizations, with similar humanitarian response, recurring member support, and partnership-driven revenue — competing for the same individual and corporate donor pool.
• Save the Children España: Save the Children Spain is a child-rights-focused NGO with a comparable recurring membership/donation model, Spain-based fundraising, and active programs in humanitarian emergencies — a direct peer in donor acquisition.
• UNICEF España: UNICEF's Spanish National Committee runs the same kind of recurring-donor and corporate-partnership model targeting Spanish supporters, with comparable emergency appeals and child-welfare advocacy.
• ACNUR España (UNHCR Spain): UNHCR's Spanish fundraising committee follows a similar donor-membership and emergency-appeal model, focused on refugees and humanitarian emergencies — closely overlapping with Oxfam Intermón's target donor.

Regional players

• Fundación CEAR: CEAR is a Spanish NGO focused on refugee rights and humanitarian aid, with a similar recurring-donor and advocacy model — a regional peer in the Spanish humanitarian space.

Broad incumbents

• Oxfam International (Confederation): The parent confederation that Intermón is part of. As the umbrella organization, it operates the global brand, coordinates cross-affiliate advocacy, and shares fundraising infrastructure with Intermón.

Market position

Strengths4 records

Weaknesses4 records

Competitive moat4 records

Key risks5 records

Key highlights5 records

Customer concentration

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Funding overview

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Investors

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M&A

Investments

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