Hygiene & Day Services

Ada Homeless Services, founded in 2005, provides housing assistance and guidance to homeless and near-homeless residents of Pontotoc County, Oklahoma. Its programs include Homeless Prevention Assistance, which provides rental and utility help to prevent eviction, and Rapid Re-Housing, which moves individuals and families into permanent housing with case management support. In August 2026 the organization opened the Ada Homeless Services Day Center at 330 S. Johnston Avenue, a daytime drop-in facility offering showers, laundry, restrooms, mail service, Wi-Fi, resource referrals, and a safe place to rest.

The Altus Coalition on Homelessness is a community coalition serving people experiencing homelessness in Altus and Jackson County, Oklahoma. In August 2026 the coalition opened the Altus Day Shelter, a daytime drop-in facility offering basic needs services and resource referrals in southwest Oklahoma.

The Grace Center of Southern Oklahoma works to prevent homelessness and provides essential services to those experiencing homelessness.

Daily Living Centers provides adult day services and comprehensive care programs for adults with disabilities and older adults in the Oklahoma City metro area. Skilled professionals lead structured activities, health monitoring, and social engagement programs that support independence and quality of life for participants, while providing essential respite for their caregivers.

Provides a food pantry for residents in need in Blackwell and the surrounding area. Households may receive assistance once per month.

Permanent Diaper Relief (PDR), founded April 2020, provides sustainable hygiene solutions — reusable cloth diapers and menstrual cups — to families in Oklahoma (and Chicago), including free emergency diaper support. Located at 4235 Southwest Blvd, Tulsa, OK 74107. Currently in a transition of ownership, with a reduced set of services temporarily available.

Permanent Diaper Relief (PDR), founded April 2020, provides sustainable hygiene solutions — reusable cloth diapers and menstrual cups — to families in Oklahoma (and Chicago), including free emergency diaper support. Located at 4235 Southwest Blvd, Tulsa, OK 74107. Currently in a transition of ownership, with a reduced set of services temporarily available.

In early 2014, a small group of people met to discuss ways to help solve local humanitarian needs, and from that first meeting, the Eastern Oklahoma County Resource Center (EOCRC), a 501(c)3 non-profit organization, was born. EOCRC is an established nonprofit that has been actively serving the area for nearly a decade, operating out of the Choctaw Road Baptist Church before opening its own facility. EOCRC exists to minister to the physical, emotional, and spiritual needs of the hurting in eastern Oklahoma County. EOCRC is a movement to unite the entire community in assisting those struggling in the region, uniting many groups throughout the region. The organization's vision is to provide a place that offers food, personal items, financial counseling, employment assistance, and access to other community resources.

Daily Living Centers provides adult day services and comprehensive care programs for adults with disabilities and older adults in the Oklahoma City metro area. Skilled professionals lead structured activities, health monitoring, and social engagement programs that support independence and quality of life for participants, while providing essential respite for their caregivers.

Second Chances is an Oklahoma reentry ministry that restores dignity and opportunity for people returning to the community from prison, homelessness, addiction, and trafficking or domestic violence situations. Its two community thrift stores — in Edmond and Oklahoma City — fund and host the work, providing paid work experience alongside direct assistance. The organization serves hundreds of people daily with hot meals, hygiene packs, clothing and household goods, and helps people secure bus passes, state IDs, jobs and housing.

Laundry Love Central OK started in 2018 to address the issue of discarded new socks and children missing school due to lack of clean clothes. We offer a solution by providing the gift of clean laundry to our Neighbors in need.

Western Oklahoma Family Care Center is rooted in faith and dedicated to serving our unhoused community and those experiencing financial hardship with compassion and unwavering support.

Enid Street Outreach Services (Enid SOS) is a 501(c)(3) providing outreach, food, showers, clothing, shelter referrals, medical needs advocacy, and benefits-application assistance (food stamps, Medicaid, Social Security) for low-income, hungry, and unsheltered individuals in and around Enid, OK. Operates a Resource Center at 112 South Jackson St.

Founded by Gwen Wilson, once a single mother living in a shelter herself who overcame those hardships to dedicate her life to giving back to those who need help the most, HFMC has been operating for 15 years. HFMC Food Pantry Inc. is an IRS registered 501(c)3 non profit organization serving all of Marshall county, Oklahoma. The HFMC food pantry provides quality food items to households experiencing food insecurity, supplying critical nutrition to hungry individuals and families. Products offered include hygiene products, laundry and dish soaps, baby supplies and over-the-counter medications. HFMC has 24-7 food boxes located throughout the county and the organization privately delivers over 40 meal boxes per month to seniors and veterans who are shut-in and have no way of getting to the pantry location on their own or anyone to help them. Because HFMC has no paid employees, they aren't eligible for certain grants, making donations essential to their mission. The organization demonstrates strong community engagement and partnership work, regularly collaborating with local businesses and organizations to serve residents in need. HFMC has a large variety of ongoing and seasonal programs and projects for all to participate in.

Good Neighbor Coalition is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization located in Miami, Oklahoma, that was established as a tax-exempt entity in April 2024. The organization is dedicated to providing human services to the Miami community and supporting individuals and families in need through various assistance programs. As a multipurpose human services and fund distribution organization, Good Neighbor Coalition works to address community needs and promote the well-being of vulnerable populations in Ottawa County and the surrounding region. The organization is registered with the IRS as a charitable nonprofit and maintains operations at its Miami location. Though newly established, the organization has begun community engagement and was discussed in city council meetings as of 2021, indicating active involvement in local community development initiatives.

In early 2014, a small group of people met to discuss ways to help solve local humanitarian needs, and from that first meeting, the Eastern Oklahoma County Resource Center (EOCRC), a 501(c)3 non-profit organization, was born. EOCRC is an established nonprofit that has been actively serving the area for nearly a decade, operating out of the Choctaw Road Baptist Church before opening its own facility. EOCRC exists to minister to the physical, emotional, and spiritual needs of the hurting in eastern Oklahoma County. EOCRC is a movement to unite the entire community in assisting those struggling in the region, uniting many groups throughout the region. The organization's vision is to provide a place that offers food, personal items, financial counseling, employment assistance, and access to other community resources.

Laundry Love Central OK started in 2018 to address the issue of discarded new socks and children missing school due to lack of clean clothes. We offer a solution by providing the gift of clean laundry to our Neighbors in need.

Laundry Love Central OK started in 2018 to address the issue of discarded new socks and children missing school due to lack of clean clothes. We offer a solution by providing the gift of clean laundry to our Neighbors in need.

Tony and Elena Legree started Hearts United in Godly Service eight years ago, growing from a garage operation to a weekly presence at Norman shelters delivering meals and hot showers. HUGS Street Ministry is a non-profit organization committed to serving our homeless communities with basic human needs. Our vision is to provide a sense of dignity and humanity to those that are less fortunate. The ministry, known as HUGS, operates entirely on donations and focuses on the unsheltered population, making weekly visits to City Care on Gray Street, Food and Shelter on Reed Street, and the Salvation Army near Porter and Robinson. HUGS, which now operates year-round to provide food and clothes, also offers showers with a unit they purchased nearly three years ago with donations. The organization serves Norman, Moore, and Oklahoma City metro areas through collaborative partnerships with local churches and community organizations.

Laundry Love Central OK started in 2018 to address the issue of discarded new socks and children missing school due to lack of clean clothes. We offer a solution by providing the gift of clean laundry to our Neighbors in need.

Provides food assistance to those in need each Friday. No contact box pick up. Only one person per household address may receive groceries.

City Reach is a food pantry located in the heart of Oklahoma City. Through multiple local and national partnerships, it provides non-perishable food items and other necessities to those who need a helping hand across the greater OKC metro area, and has done so for more than a decade.

Cut it Forward is an Oklahoma City nonprofit providing culturally specific hair and skin care resources for children of color in foster and adoptive care, and their caregivers. The organization addresses culturally appropriate grooming needs for Black and brown children in out-of-home placement through an Oklahoma Ethnic Hair Directory, caregiver workshops, and educational resources.

Daily Living Centers provides adult day services and comprehensive care programs for adults with disabilities and older adults in the Oklahoma City metro area. Skilled professionals lead structured activities, health monitoring, and social engagement programs that support independence and quality of life for participants, while providing essential respite for their caregivers.

A women's volunteer organization advancing women's leadership through community impact, training, and collaboration — active in Oklahoma City since 1928, partnering with local agencies like City Care, Positive Tomorrows, and the YWCA, and running the signature Project EmpowHer initiative against period poverty.

Our mission is to compassionately serve the greater Oklahoma City community by providing essential resources — including food, hygiene items, and clothing — to individuals and families from infancy through adulthood, while honoring the dignity and worth of every individual.

The Oklahoma Halfway House is a private, non-profit, 160-bed residential organization founded in 1966. The mission of the agency is to assist offenders in re-entering the community by identifying their special needs and problems, as well as the strengths, of each resident who returns from Federal or state incarceration. The organization holds accreditation from the Commission on Accreditation of the American Correctional Association (ACA) for its residential program. In addition to its traditional halfway house services, Oklahoma Halfway House operates Cardinal Community House, which is Oklahoma's premiere respite care center for unsheltered individuals. Cardinal Community House provides temporary housing and medical recuperation services for individuals experiencing homelessness alongside acute medical illness or injury. The center offers meals, medication assistance, transportation support, case management services, and access to on-site and virtual medical care. Services are provided at no cost to clients through charitable contributions, grants, and agreements with referring sources. The organization is accredited by the American Correctional Association and receives government contracts from the U.S. Bureau of Prisons and the Oklahoma Department of Corrections to support its reentry mission.

Second Chances is an Oklahoma reentry ministry that restores dignity and opportunity for people returning to the community from prison, homelessness, addiction, and trafficking or domestic violence situations. Its two community thrift stores — in Edmond and Oklahoma City — fund and host the work, providing paid work experience alongside direct assistance. The organization serves hundreds of people daily with hot meals, hygiene packs, clothing and household goods, and helps people secure bus passes, state IDs, jobs and housing.

Laundry Love Central OK started in 2018 to address the issue of discarded new socks and children missing school due to lack of clean clothes. We offer a solution by providing the gift of clean laundry to our Neighbors in need.

Springing Families Forward (SFF) was created in 2014 as a sister organization to Spring Eternal Behavioral Health because the clinical team realized that mental health clients were not fully reaching their potential in therapy due to the lack of resources. Children were hungry, parents were dealing with financial strains and educational deficits were creating problem behavior in the classroom. Springing Families Forward (SFF) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization committed to bridging the gap by connecting marginalized communities with needed resources to obtain total mental wellness. SFF was developed to assist with outreach programs in the OKC Metro area as well as to be sure that inability to pay for treatment services is not an obstacle. The organization offers a range of services, including free and discounted mental health counseling, substance abuse treatment, parenting and anger management classes, free tutoring and other outreach initiatives.

A homeless ministry in Oklahoma City meeting physical needs of the unhoused community. Serves a hot meal weekly (Tuesdays, weather permitting).

Founded in 2015, Kids Helping Humanity inspires action, serves donors, and supports communities. The organization is a private, non-profit dedicated to finding volunteers to help those in need overcome challenges, while developing meaningful relationships with them. All projects are kid-organized and executed, making it a unique platform for youth civic engagement and community service. By soliciting donations from the Tulsa community and networking with Kansas City, Kids Helping Humanity was able to purchase $17,000 of medical supplies that were sent to a medical facility in California that helps refugee camps internationally, including bandages, wheelchairs, stretchers, suture kits and much more.</biography> <parameter name="locations">[{"label": "Main Office", "location_type": "office", "address_line1": "10614 S Gum St", "city": "Jenks", "state": "OK", "postal_code": "74037-5081

Rise Together Project provides structured recovery housing and housing stabilization services in Tulsa, OK for individuals at high risk of homelessness, primarily men transitioning from treatment, incarceration, or unstable living situations. Programs remove practical barriers to employment and permanent housing through case management, employment navigation, documentation recovery, and targeted financial assistance (security deposit, rental, and transportation assistance).

Our founding mission is to improve the quality of life of individuals both in the U.S. and abroad through education, life skills training, and humanitarian relief efforts. In partnership with the local Cherokee County Christian Ministerial Alliance (CCCMA), Zoe Institute operates the "Hands of Grace" warehouse in Park Hill (Cherokee County).

The Oklahoma Harm Reduction Alliance (OKHRA) is a Tulsa-based 501(c)(3), organized in 2018 and tax-exempt since October 2021, that provides low-barrier health services, education, and outreach to Oklahomans who use drugs. Between 2021 and mid-2026 OKHRA distributed sterile syringes across Oklahoma and operated 24-hour syringe takeback kiosks. Oklahoma's harm-reduction authorizing statute (SB 511, 2021) sunset on July 1, 2026, and OKHRA has publicly discontinued syringe distribution and exchange as a result. Its current services center on naloxone distribution and overdose-response training, emergency contraception, fentanyl test strips, infectious-disease screening and referral, wound care and PrEP referrals, and medical waste cleanup and public bio-hazard disposal kiosks.

Mission Shawnee Inc is a community-based 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization founded in 2006 that serves the Shawnee, Oklahoma area through charitable community services. The organization focuses on youth development and community support, with a particular emphasis on providing mentoring relationships and basic needs assistance to children and families in the area. The organization operates several key programs designed to support youth development and address food insecurity. Its mentoring initiatives include partnerships with Oklahoma Baptist University student-athletes (Bison Buddies) and afterschool programming (PACE Initiative) that provide intensive 1-to-1 mentoring relationships to children, particularly those most at-risk in the community. Additionally, Mission Shawnee runs a summer lunch program that provides regular meals to school-age children during summer months and maintains a food pantry to serve community members in need. Mission Shawnee Inc has established itself as an active community resource, receiving grant support from foundations including the Communities Foundation of Oklahoma. The organization continues to expand its reach through partnerships with local institutions and community volunteers dedicated to transforming lives through mentoring and direct service.

OK End Homelessness Inc is a Shawnee, Oklahoma nonprofit that organizes and staffs volunteer-run emergency cold-weather shelters for people experiencing homelessness. Since winter 2022, it has partnered with City Care and St. Paul's Episcopal Cathedral in Oklahoma City to open the cathedral as a stopgap winter shelter during severe cold snaps, and separately partners with Higher Ground church in Shawnee to run a local winter warming center.

The Shawnee Rescue Mission offers those experiencing homelessness a safe place away from Main Street to seek rest from weather extremes. At the Shawnee Rescue Mission they can receive services to help them on their journey back to being housed.

Laundry Love Central OK started in 2018 to address the issue of discarded new socks and children missing school due to lack of clean clothes. We offer a solution by providing the gift of clean laundry to our Neighbors in need.

Weekly community meal and dinner for unhoused neighbors in Stillwater, Oklahoma, with clothing and hygiene donations and volunteer opportunities.

Our founding mission is to improve the quality of life of individuals both in the U.S. and abroad through education, life skills training, and humanitarian relief efforts. In partnership with the local Cherokee County Christian Ministerial Alliance (CCCMA), Zoe Institute operates the "Hands of Grace" warehouse in Park Hill (Cherokee County).

Bridge Resource Center works to ensure families have the food, basic essentials, and support they need to feel secure and hopeful. Founded and led by Founder & Executive Director Treesa Lee and Vice President & Program Director Kurt Lee, the organization addresses critical needs in the Tulsa community. The organization provides healthy meals and care packages to ensure children have what they need to learn and grow, practical assistance, guidance, and connections that help families stay strong and resilient, and engaging programs that inspire children, build skills, and provide safe, nurturing spaces to thrive. Through its multifaceted approach, Bridge Resource Center bridges the gap between vulnerable families and the resources they need to build stronger homes and communities.

The Oklahoma Harm Reduction Alliance (OKHRA) is a Tulsa-based 501(c)(3), organized in 2018 and tax-exempt since October 2021, that provides low-barrier health services, education, and outreach to Oklahomans who use drugs. Between 2021 and mid-2026 OKHRA distributed sterile syringes across Oklahoma and operated 24-hour syringe takeback kiosks. Oklahoma's harm-reduction authorizing statute (SB 511, 2021) sunset on July 1, 2026, and OKHRA has publicly discontinued syringe distribution and exchange as a result. Its current services center on naloxone distribution and overdose-response training, emergency contraception, fentanyl test strips, infectious-disease screening and referral, wound care and PrEP referrals, and medical waste cleanup and public bio-hazard disposal kiosks.

A faith-based nonprofit in Tulsa dedicated to serving people experiencing homelessness through meals, hospitality, and practical support, offered in the name of Jesus.

The Ministry Center is a Christian-based ministry in west Tulsa, sponsored by Tulsa-area churches and managed by South Tulsa Baptist Church. Each year it helps thousands of people with clothing, staple food items, prescription medication vouchers, showers for homeless clients, and on-site social workers.

The Vinita Day Center is a free community center in Vinita providing meals, showers, laundry services and a welcoming place for people experiencing homelessness and others in need (per its Facebook page and KJRH reporting).