Through ARUNALU, the flagship CSR initiative of Oxford College of Business, together with the OCB Alumni, a fully-fledged IT lab with 10 computers was donated to Wariyapola Bayawa Model Junior School. For many of these children, it was their first moment in front of a computer - and their first glimpse into a bigger world of learning and opportunity.

Through Arunalu, our flagship CSR initiative, Oxford College of Business and the OCB Alumni came together to donate a fully-fledged IT lab to NW/ Thalakolawewa Maha Vidyalaya, giving 450 young dreamers their first real access to the digital world.

In 2024/25, Oxford College of Business expanded its flagship CSR initiative to support Koswatta Maha Vidyalaya in the Kurunegala district. Through this project, 350 students benefited from the donation of two projectors and screens, school bags, books, and essential supplies. Additionally, five A/L scholarships were awarded to high-achieving yet financially constrained students in the Ibbagamuwa/Rideegama Education Division.

In a display of our commitment to social responsibility, Oxford College of Business proudly supported a recent initiative in collaboration with Dr. L.P.C. Saman Kumara, President of the Ceylon Association of Neonatologists. The urgent needs of Castle Street Hospital for Women were acknowledged, and essential lifesaving items were generously donated. These critical supplies, which included Polyurethane umbilical catheters and Neo-Help kits of various sizes, were provided to bolster the hospital's lifesaving efforts for newborns in need.

The present economic crisis in Sri Lanka has caused the populace to limit their budgets and struggle to get basic necessities. This has had a serious impact on the most disadvantaged households. 

Oxford College of Business together with World Vision Lanka discovered several students from grades 1 – 11 from Virumuthu Preschool, Seruvila Maha Vidhyalaya and Kiravatkuli Sivaskathi Vidhyalam whose families were unable to afford the necessary school supplies for the upcoming school year. This project gave a total of 140 deserving children access to education and necessary school materials, allowing them to discover their true potential to become leaders of our nation.

Oxford College of Business and the OCB Alumni together with all its past and present students celebrated Christmas this year by answering to a request by the Parish Priest; of Our Lady of Good Voyage Kalpitiya. We embarked on providing the students of the church 500 books for their catechism classes as a part of their Christmas gift. Given the current climate in Sri Lanka the cost of stationery is something that is now considered a luxury item. Most of the parents of these children 99% we have been told are from families whose livelihood is fishing. They don’t have the means to purchase these books for their children’s education. Our students also donated 20 boxes of used clothes to be distributed to those in need.

Women-Headed Households (WHH) are the most vulnerable to poverty, violence and social exclusion, due to lack of opportunities and access to service or means of uplifting their livelihoods. Oxford College of Business together with World Vision Lanka identified six women from Welikanda, North Central Province. These beneficiaries were supported to build a sustainable livelihood according to talent, skill, and resources at their disposal. Driven by hope and love for their children, they rise above their struggles.

Oxford College of Business together with its Alumni (OCB Alumni) continued to drive its CSR initiatives by donating two fully-fledged IT laboratories to 2 schools in the Kurunagala District.Both Kuliyapitya Getulawa Kanishta Vidyalaya and Kuliyapitiya Mawathagama Kahapathwala Vidyalaya received a total of 10 computers each including all other furniture for their respective IT Labs.

Oxford College of Business together with its Alumni (OCB Alumni) donated a fully-fledged IT laboratory to Badulla, Bogoda Maha Vidyalaya, located in Jangulla, Haliella.

Oxford College of Business together with its Alumni (OCB Alumni) donated a fully-fledged IT laboratory consisting of 5 computers to the students of Badulla, Bogoda Sri Sumangala Vidyalaya, located in Landewella, Haliella.

Oxford College of Business together with World Vision Lanka, were able to handover a house to a family who was in need of a proper house. Siwaneshwari (40) provides a family not just for her two daughters but also for the two boys abandoned by her sister. We are overjoyed to be able to complete a proper house for all of them.

Oxford College of Business together with its Alumni (OCB Alumni) donated a fully-fledged IT laboratory consisting of 10 computers to the students of PU/Wijayapura Kanishta Vidyalaya, located in Wanathawilluwa, Puttalam.

Every parent’s aspiration is to see his/her child do well in life; in Thanthirimale it is no different. With the guidance of the Chief Prelate of the area, 16 well deserving children were chosen for our CSR project to receive tablets. The children, all coming from underprivileged backgrounds, are sitting for their Advanced Level exams in 2022. These tablets will provide them much needed access to online education
At Oxford College of Business, our focus is on equipping and providing the necessary resources to our future generation with simple acts of kindness. Education and access to it is a basic human right, and it is our mission to provide them that. With the potential of being future leaders of our country, we strongly believe that they will need to be well equipped in order to contribute to our country and uplift their own lives.

Oxford College of Business, together with its Alumni, donated a special prosthetic limb to 18 year old C.T.K.Dilshani Kavindya, who had her leg amputated due to cancer. She goes to Kabiththigollawa Madya Maha Vidyalaya and will be taking part in the GCE A/L Examination 2019. Standing with hope is just one of her several dreams and Oxford College of Business, together with its Alumni, was happy to be able to make one of her dreams come true. We wish C.T.K Dilshani Kavindya all the very best in her future endeavors.

Oxford College of Business together with its Alumni donated schools bags and school books to students of Grade 1 of Induruwa Maha Vidyalaya, Aluthgama on 16.01.2020. Oxford College of Business also donated a drinking water facility to the school which was one of the schools biggest requirements.

On 8th February 2020, Oxford College of Business Alumni (OCB Alumni) together with the management of Oxford College of Business donated an IT Laboratory consisting of 10 computers and a multimedia projector to Induruwa Maha Vidyalaya under a flagship Corporate Social Responsibility initiative to raise national computer literacy levels. This donation was made with the objective of introducing ICT courses to improve the soft skills of students of this School which consists of over 300 students.

On 31st March 2018 Oxford College of Business together with its Alumni carried out its CSR initiative by visiting the Maara Godapitiya K.V in Akuressa. Oxford College of Business, together with its Alumni donated and installed a fully equipped computer lab consisting of 10 computers, furniture equipment and 22 green boards to Maara Godapitiya K.V School in Akuressa.

‘Out of the Darkness ‘is a CSR initiative carried out by the Oxford College of Business together with the OCB Alumni. Out of the darkness, is our bold attempt to give to those who cannot afford what we got for ourselves- An “education.” Because we believe education is not just every child's right, but every human being's.

The OCB Alumni donated an oxygen cylinder and connector to 7 year old Achintha Dilum, who is an oxygen dependent child with terminal lung disease, at the request made by Dr. Dr.Tiran Dias at the Colombo North Teaching Hospital, Ragama.

Awareness campaign about HIV AIDS, a CSR initiative jointly carried out by the OCB Alumni together with ART TV and Ministry of Health

"For the Next Generation" is the phrase to describe Oxford College of Business and its Alumni's CSR direction. OCB and the OCB Alumni continue to pursue a wide range of initiatives based on this direction. This time the CSR initiative revolved around two major projects. While one project involved the donation of a fully equipped library and play area to the Salvation Army Boys Home in Rajagiriya, the second initiative involved the donation of medical equipment, beds and dry rations to the Preethipura babies’ home in Wattala.

The role of corporate social responsibility (CSR) on MBA programs is rapidly evolving as a result of the economic difficulties over the past five years, and only the best MBA programs in the country recognize the importance of Corporate Social Responsibility. The 12month MBA at Oxford College of Business (OCB) offered in affiliation with the Australian Institute of Business (AIB) is regarded as one of the best MBA’s around because the program takes CSR very seriously.