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Big Five Community Services is a Community Action Agency headquartered in Durant, Oklahoma, offering programs to individuals and families facing hardship across southern and southeastern Oklahoma. Core service counties are Bryan, Carter, Coal, Love and Pontotoc, with Head Start and senior programs reaching many additional counties. Services include Head Start, emergency food, family caregiver support, prescription assistance, senior outreach, health promotion, free tax filing, and rural public transportation.

Mother Teresa was the inspiration behind the name Mama T's. Built on a foundation of hope, Mama T's provides meals, shelter and services to the homeless and hungry. Mama T's is Ada's Safe Haven and Redevelopment Center for the Homeless of the Ada area. Mama T's mission is to lead our community's efforts to serve the homeless with help, hope and healing. The broad goal of Mama T's "Hand-Up Not a Hand-Out" shelter is to transform the lives of those who come to us so they may leave the shelter as quickly as possible, prepared to lead independent, healthy lives as productive members of our community. As we meet the physical needs of those for whom we care, we also address the deeper issues that have held them captive – be it addictions, mental and emotional problems, joblessness, anger management, language barriers, etc., to help them transform their lives and reconnect with the world. Mama Ts Inc. has earned a 4/4 Star rating on Charity Navigator.

Established in 1996, Charity Cars, Inc. provides free donated vehicles to struggling families and individuals to assist them in their transition from dependency to self-sufficiency. Applications are accepted online from residents of all 50 states, including Oklahoma.

Operation C.A.R.E. Ministries is a central clearing-house for charitable assistance in Jackson County, open since March 2005. From its Altus location it helps with utility bills, prescription costs, emergency lodging and travel, food, clothing and hygiene supplies, and school supplies — and refers on to partner pantries and agencies when it cannot help directly.

Southwest Oklahoma Community Action Group (SOCAG) is a CAP agency serving the southwestern region of Oklahoma, providing affordable rental housing development, domestic violence shelter and services, Early Head Start, and senior nutrition and RSVP programs.

Washita Valley Community Action Council is a Community Action Agency serving Grady and Caddo counties from Chickasha, Oklahoma. Incorporated in 1968, it works to minimize the effects of poverty and promote self-sufficiency through Head Start and Early Head Start, home weatherization, housing assistance, and the Washita Valley Transit service.

Big Five Community Services is a Community Action Agency headquartered in Durant, Oklahoma, offering programs to individuals and families facing hardship across southern and southeastern Oklahoma. Core service counties are Bryan, Carter, Coal, Love and Pontotoc, with Head Start and senior programs reaching many additional counties. Services include Head Start, emergency food, family caregiver support, prescription assistance, senior outreach, health promotion, free tax filing, and rural public transportation.

Founded in 1912, Catholic Charities is a multi-faceted Catholic social service nonprofit serving 13,000-19,000 Oklahomans annually across Central and Western Oklahoma. Programs include immigration legal services, refugee resettlement, transitional housing, day center for unhoused women and children, sponsored senior housing, pregnancy and adoption services, individual/family/marital counseling, suicide prevention training, disaster relief, and emergency rent and utility assistance.

INCA Community Services is a Community Action Agency serving low-income individuals and families across southeastern Oklahoma — including Atoka, Johnston, Marshall, and Murray counties — with Head Start, food and clothing banks, utility and housing assistance, weatherization, and workforce development.

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.

LIFE Senior Services promotes and preserves independence for adults 50+ in northeastern Oklahoma through a comprehensive continuum of care including senior centers, adult day health, transportation, affordable housing, case management, caregiver support, and Medicare assistance.

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

Cimarron Senior Activity Center Inc. provides a place for the aging population of Cimarron County, OK (Boise City) to gather.

Eton Home Care, Inc. was established approximately 20 years ago as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization to serve individuals living in Tulsa County and surrounding counties in Northeastern Oklahoma. Founded with the mission to provide daily living support and services to developmentally disabled individuals, the organization has grown to become a comprehensive home health care provider serving a broader population. Since its inception, Eton Home Health Care has expanded its service offerings to include both skilled nursing home health care and community-based Advantage Programs. The organization is committed to helping individuals with developmental or intellectual disabilities as well as those with medical conditions achieve their full potential and maintain independence in their day-to-day lives. Operating from locations in Broken Arrow and Tulsa, Eton provides compassionate, professional care that enables clients to remain in their homes and communities while receiving necessary health services and daily living support. The organization operates with a mission centered on compassion, integrity, respect, responsibility, and trust. With assets exceeding $1.6 million, Eton maintains a focus on quality service delivery and community healthcare needs in Northeast Oklahoma.

LIFE Senior Services promotes and preserves independence for adults 50+ in northeastern Oklahoma through a comprehensive continuum of care including senior centers, adult day health, transportation, affordable housing, case management, caregiver support, and Medicare assistance.

Community Health Centers of Oklahoma is a network of Federally Qualified Health Centers (FQHCs) delivering comprehensive primary care, mental health support, and community health programs to underserved Oklahomans statewide, regardless of ability to pay.

Washita Valley Community Action Council is a Community Action Agency serving Grady and Caddo counties from Chickasha, Oklahoma. Incorporated in 1968, it works to minimize the effects of poverty and promote self-sufficiency through Head Start and Early Head Start, home weatherization, housing assistance, and the Washita Valley Transit service.

Mission Mid-Del is a faith-based mission at 5751 E Reno Ave in Midwest City serving twelve zip codes across eastern Oklahoma County. Its Master's Market pantry distributes food, clothing, and household items on Tuesdays and Fridays, and the mission also runs the Healing Hearts free medical clinic, SNAP application assistance, the Cars For Work vehicle program, Whiz Kids tutoring, and a Christmas toy store for families in need.

The Claremore Senior Citizens Center is celebrating 51 years, having been established in the mid-1970s to serve older residents. The Center was created to offer an opportunity for older residents to exercise, eat, socialize, and gather in a safe and comfortable environment. The center moved in 2015 to the new facility on Blue Starr Drive. Claremore Senior Citizens, Inc. provides nutritional meals to local senior citizens, having served in excess of 29,000 lunches. Each year, the United Way supports the Center and its mission to provide for the needs of older residents from across Rogers County. The organization operates as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit and is a key gathering place for seniors in the Claremore community, offering a range of activities designed to promote health, independence, and social connection among older adults.

Founded in 1912, Catholic Charities is a multi-faceted Catholic social service nonprofit serving 13,000-19,000 Oklahomans annually across Central and Western Oklahoma. Programs include immigration legal services, refugee resettlement, transitional housing, day center for unhoused women and children, sponsored senior housing, pregnancy and adoption services, individual/family/marital counseling, suicide prevention training, disaster relief, and emergency rent and utility assistance.

Big Five Community Services is a Community Action Agency headquartered in Durant, Oklahoma, offering programs to individuals and families facing hardship across southern and southeastern Oklahoma. Core service counties are Bryan, Carter, Coal, Love and Pontotoc, with Head Start and senior programs reaching many additional counties. Services include Head Start, emergency food, family caregiver support, prescription assistance, senior outreach, health promotion, free tax filing, and rural public transportation.

theMission Center is a community resource center providing groceries, clothing, personal care items, and home essentials to neighbors in Owasso and surrounding rural communities, plus off-site senior grocery delivery and furniture assistance.

Washita Valley Community Action Council is a Community Action Agency serving Grady and Caddo counties from Chickasha, Oklahoma. Incorporated in 1968, it works to minimize the effects of poverty and promote self-sufficiency through Head Start and Early Head Start, home weatherization, housing assistance, and the Washita Valley Transit service.

Murray County EMS Foundation is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization established in 2017 to provide ambulance and emergency medical transport services to Murray County, Oklahoma. Based in Sulphur, the county seat, the organization serves the entire county and operates under the leadership of Executive Director Brad Lancaster. The foundation maintains an active business office open Monday through Friday from 9:00 AM to 4:30 PM and can be reached at (580) 622-6630. The organization is classified by the NTEE as an ambulance and emergency transport provider (E62) and maintains active engagement with the Oklahoma State Department of Health. Murray County EMS is recognized for its emergency response capabilities and community involvement, including medical coverage for local events and coordination with other emergency services agencies. The foundation operates as a critical component of emergency medical services infrastructure in this rural Oklahoma county.

Mission Mid-Del is a faith-based mission at 5751 E Reno Ave in Midwest City serving twelve zip codes across eastern Oklahoma County. Its Master's Market pantry distributes food, clothing, and household items on Tuesdays and Fridays, and the mission also runs the Healing Hearts free medical clinic, SNAP application assistance, the Cars For Work vehicle program, Whiz Kids tutoring, and a Christmas toy store for families in need.

Delta Community Action Foundation is a Community Action Agency based in Lindsay, Oklahoma, working to alleviate poverty in Garvin, McClain, and Stephens counties. It operates a food pantry, utility and emergency assistance, prescription help through Rx for Oklahoma, and a demand-response door-to-door transit service across its three-county area.

Big Five Community Services is a Community Action Agency headquartered in Durant, Oklahoma, offering programs to individuals and families facing hardship across southern and southeastern Oklahoma. Core service counties are Bryan, Carter, Coal, Love and Pontotoc, with Head Start and senior programs reaching many additional counties. Services include Head Start, emergency food, family caregiver support, prescription assistance, senior outreach, health promotion, free tax filing, and rural public transportation.

Breast Cancer Survivors Oklahoma (BCSOK) is a volunteer-run 501(c)(3) founded in October 2019 by a group of breast cancer survivors to assist, comfort, encourage and bring hope to Oklahomans fighting breast cancer. Its mentorship and support team members are themselves survivors, offering peer support before, during and after treatment. BCSOK provides free rides to chemotherapy and radiation appointments in the Oklahoma City metro through Project BUBER, handmade 'Hand Made With Love' care packages for those in treatment, a survivor sisterhood and mentorship network, and free mammograms for young and uninsured women. None of the organization's officers receive a salary.

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.

Southwest Oklahoma Community Action Group (SOCAG) is a CAP agency serving the southwestern region of Oklahoma, providing affordable rental housing development, domestic violence shelter and services, Early Head Start, and senior nutrition and RSVP programs.

Founded in 1912, Catholic Charities is a multi-faceted Catholic social service nonprofit serving 13,000-19,000 Oklahomans annually across Central and Western Oklahoma. Programs include immigration legal services, refugee resettlement, transitional housing, day center for unhoused women and children, sponsored senior housing, pregnancy and adoption services, individual/family/marital counseling, suicide prevention training, disaster relief, and emergency rent and utility assistance.

Washita Valley Community Action Council is a Community Action Agency serving Grady and Caddo counties from Chickasha, Oklahoma. Incorporated in 1968, it works to minimize the effects of poverty and promote self-sufficiency through Head Start and Early Head Start, home weatherization, housing assistance, and the Washita Valley Transit service.

Community Action Development Corporation (CADC) is a Community Action Agency based in Frederick, Oklahoma, administering programs that address the causes and consequences of poverty across southwest and western Oklahoma. Services include Head Start and Early Head Start, home weatherization, utility and emergency assistance, free tax preparation, and the Red River Transportation rural transit network.

Mercy Missions II is a Glenpool, OK nonprofit serving south Tulsa/south Creek County with a food pantry, clothing closet, medical/dental assistance for the uninsured, emergency financial aid, and student snack pack distribution.

Southwest Oklahoma Community Action Group (SOCAG) is a CAP agency serving the southwestern region of Oklahoma, providing affordable rental housing development, domestic violence shelter and services, Early Head Start, and senior nutrition and RSVP programs.

Central Oklahoma Community Action Agency (COCAA) is a nonprofit community action agency founded as part of the 1964 Federal Economic Opportunity Act. It helps low-income individuals and families in Cleveland, Lincoln, Logan, Payne, Pottawatomie, and Seminole counties through emergency financial assistance (rent, utilities), temporary and transitional housing, homebuyer education, family budget counseling, demand-response transportation (COTS), Meals on Wheels, senior volunteer programs (VIP), and free tax preparation (VITA). The Cleveland County office is co-located with Moore Faith Medical Clinic at 224 S Chestnut Ave, Moore OK 73160.

Founded in 1912, Catholic Charities is a multi-faceted Catholic social service nonprofit serving 13,000-19,000 Oklahomans annually across Central and Western Oklahoma. Programs include immigration legal services, refugee resettlement, transitional housing, day center for unhoused women and children, sponsored senior housing, pregnancy and adoption services, individual/family/marital counseling, suicide prevention training, disaster relief, and emergency rent and utility assistance.

Caring Hands Healthcare Centers Inc. is a Federally Qualified Health Center based in McAlester, Oklahoma, providing primary and preventive medical, dental, and behavioral health care on a sliding fee scale to underserved and uninsured populations.

Southwest Oklahoma Community Action Group (SOCAG) is a CAP agency serving the southwestern region of Oklahoma, providing affordable rental housing development, domestic violence shelter and services, Early Head Start, and senior nutrition and RSVP programs.

LIFE Senior Services promotes and preserves independence for adults 50+ in northeastern Oklahoma through a comprehensive continuum of care including senior centers, adult day health, transportation, affordable housing, case management, caregiver support, and Medicare assistance.

Founded in 1912, Catholic Charities is a multi-faceted Catholic social service nonprofit serving 13,000-19,000 Oklahomans annually across Central and Western Oklahoma. Programs include immigration legal services, refugee resettlement, transitional housing, day center for unhoused women and children, sponsored senior housing, pregnancy and adoption services, individual/family/marital counseling, suicide prevention training, disaster relief, and emergency rent and utility assistance.

The mission of Family Promise of Lawton, Inc. is to equip and empower homeless families with children to achieve sustainable independence.

RAIN Oklahoma's origins trace to the late 1980s when Margaret Austin noticed patients with AIDS in a New Orleans hospital who received no pastoral care. Separately, Mary Catherine Smothermon lost her son to AIDS and felt compelled to help others with HIV/AIDS. After pursuing certification as an AIDS Educator/Counselor, their paths crossed in early 1990, and RAIN Oklahoma was officially established. In 2005, RAIN merged with CarePoint, Inc., an entity offering free HIV testing, Ryan White Services, housing, and education, resulting in the Regional AIDS Intercommunity Network. Today, RAIN Oklahoma employs 17 full-time staff members offering comprehensive case management, housing and utility assistance, transportation services, dental care, nutritionist services, medication support, a Healthcare Marketplace Assistor, and a monthly food pantry.

Delta Community Action Foundation is a Community Action Agency based in Lindsay, Oklahoma, working to alleviate poverty in Garvin, McClain, and Stephens counties. It operates a food pantry, utility and emergency assistance, prescription help through Rx for Oklahoma, and a demand-response door-to-door transit service across its three-county area.

Southwest Oklahoma Community Action Group (SOCAG) is a CAP agency serving the southwestern region of Oklahoma, providing affordable rental housing development, domestic violence shelter and services, Early Head Start, and senior nutrition and RSVP programs.

Big Five Community Services is a Community Action Agency headquartered in Durant, Oklahoma, offering programs to individuals and families facing hardship across southern and southeastern Oklahoma. Core service counties are Bryan, Carter, Coal, Love and Pontotoc, with Head Start and senior programs reaching many additional counties. Services include Head Start, emergency food, family caregiver support, prescription assistance, senior outreach, health promotion, free tax filing, and rural public transportation.

Caring Hands Healthcare Centers Inc. is a Federally Qualified Health Center based in McAlester, Oklahoma, providing primary and preventive medical, dental, and behavioral health care on a sliding fee scale to underserved and uninsured populations.

Oklahomans for Independent Living (OIL) is a nonprofit, consumer controlled, free standing organization that was formed in the spring of 1985 as the direct result of a public forum on disabilities sponsored by the City of McAlester's Mayor's Committee on Disability Concerns and the Oklahoma Department of Human Services Rehabilitation Division. The organization is directly controlled by people with disabilities and serves as a resource center providing comprehensive support to individuals with all types of disabilities seeking to live independently. Since its founding, OIL has connected numerous individuals with resources they need to live freely and happily. The organization links individuals in Pittsburg County, Oklahoma with five core services: Information and Referral, Peer Counseling and Support, Advocacy, Independent Living Skills Training, and Employment Services. Additionally, OIL provides case management services for members receiving services from the State Medicaid Community Based Waiver Program, extending services beyond Pittsburg County to cover all other counties in Oklahoma's service area. OIL's mission centers on encouraging individuals of all ages with all types of disabilities to increase personal independence, integration, and participation in work, school, and home life while promoting empowerment and self-determination. The organization's comprehensive approach helps individuals develop important life skills, ease transitions, and navigate access to businesses, services, programs, and benefits in their communities.

Founded in 1941, DOCServices Inc has been providing senior citizens services in Northeast Oklahoma. The organization began in 1980 as the Ottawa County Homemaker Program providing services to residents of Ottawa County and has expanded over the years to provide meals and core services to residents of Craig and Delaware Counties as well. DOCServices is dedicated to supporting seniors in Delaware, Ottawa, and Craig Counties, Oklahoma, by providing essential services and resources for over 40 years. Their offerings include Meals on Wheels, in-home chore services, transportation, and various programs tailored to meet the evolving needs of the senior population. As the senior population grows rapidly in the coverage area, the organization continues to provide services that allow seniors and their loved ones the ability to thrive in their homes for as long as possible, with services providing a sense of connection and peace of mind for clients and their families.

Mid Del Group Homes is dedicated to empowering adults with developmental disabilities through residential support, vocational opportunities, and creative outlets that promote independence, dignity, personal growth, and full participation in the community.

Mission Mid-Del is a faith-based mission at 5751 E Reno Ave in Midwest City serving twelve zip codes across eastern Oklahoma County. Its Master's Market pantry distributes food, clothing, and household items on Tuesdays and Fridays, and the mission also runs the Healing Hearts free medical clinic, SNAP application assistance, the Cars For Work vehicle program, Whiz Kids tutoring, and a Christmas toy store for families in need.

Aging Services, Inc. enhances the lives and dignity of Cleveland County senior adults by providing programs, services, and referrals that assist and promote healthy independent living.

Central Oklahoma Community Action Agency (COCAA) is a nonprofit community action agency founded as part of the 1964 Federal Economic Opportunity Act. It helps low-income individuals and families in Cleveland, Lincoln, Logan, Payne, Pottawatomie, and Seminole counties through emergency financial assistance (rent, utilities), temporary and transitional housing, homebuyer education, family budget counseling, demand-response transportation (COTS), Meals on Wheels, senior volunteer programs (VIP), and free tax preparation (VITA). The Cleveland County office is co-located with Moore Faith Medical Clinic at 224 S Chestnut Ave, Moore OK 73160.

Operates a food pantry for residents of Mooreland.

Muskogee Bridges Out of Poverty focuses on empowering those in poverty to investigate the barriers that keep people from getting ahead and educates the entire community on the complexities of poverty. This Community of Practice brings together community leaders, faith communities, employers, community organizations, social service agencies, and individuals address and reduce poverty in a comprehensive way. Graduating over 400 families in 10 years, Muskogee's Bridges program has become a national model for success in moving the needle on generational poverty. The organization operates the "Getting Ahead in a Just-Gettin'-By World" program as its flagship offering, along with workshops that serve both individuals seeking to improve their financial situation and community institutions seeking to better understand poverty-related challenges.

Mission Mid-Del is a faith-based mission at 5751 E Reno Ave in Midwest City serving twelve zip codes across eastern Oklahoma County. Its Master's Market pantry distributes food, clothing, and household items on Tuesdays and Fridays, and the mission also runs the Healing Hearts free medical clinic, SNAP application assistance, the Cars For Work vehicle program, Whiz Kids tutoring, and a Christmas toy store for families in need.

Washita Valley Community Action Council is a Community Action Agency serving Grady and Caddo counties from Chickasha, Oklahoma. Incorporated in 1968, it works to minimize the effects of poverty and promote self-sufficiency through Head Start and Early Head Start, home weatherization, housing assistance, and the Washita Valley Transit service.

Aging Services, Inc. enhances the lives and dignity of Cleveland County senior adults by providing programs, services, and referrals that assist and promote healthy independent living.

Founded in 1912, Catholic Charities is a multi-faceted Catholic social service nonprofit serving 13,000-19,000 Oklahomans annually across Central and Western Oklahoma. Programs include immigration legal services, refugee resettlement, transitional housing, day center for unhoused women and children, sponsored senior housing, pregnancy and adoption services, individual/family/marital counseling, suicide prevention training, disaster relief, and emergency rent and utility assistance.

City Care works to end homelessness in Oklahoma City and Norman through supportive housing and comprehensive services. It owns 112 units of affordable supportive housing and operates Oklahoma City's only permanent low-barrier night shelter serving families and individuals.

Cross Pointe Care Center is a community outreach program of CrossPointe Church located in Norman, Oklahoma. The ministry is dedicated to providing quality food items and clothing to families and individuals in the community, demonstrating the church's commitment to serving those in need through volunteer efforts. The Care Center operates as part of CrossPointe Church's mission-driven approach to actively assist and uplift others in the local area. The organization operates the Food Pantry and Clothing Closet programs, both of which are open to anyone in Cleveland County on a walk-in basis. The programs are available on Fridays from 9:00 AM to 11:30 AM (closed on the 5th Friday). According to their eligibility guidelines, individuals may receive assistance every 60 days or up to 4 times per year, with verification completed by Care Center staff. The organization requires a photo ID with current address as documentation.

The Dale K. Graham Veterans Foundation (DKGVF) is an accredited Regional Veterans Service Organization (VSO) based in Norman, Oklahoma. Since 2015, DKGVF has helped more than 50,000 veterans and their families in all 77 Oklahoma counties file VA benefits claims, access transportation, and connect with financial aid—at no cost to veterans.

Operates a food pantry with individual and family-sized bags of food as well as emergency ready-to-eat bags.

LCCP Youth Transportation and Development Services is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization established in 2017 and based in Norman, Oklahoma. The organization focuses on providing transportation and developmental services for youth in the community. The organization's mission is to support young individuals in accessing educational and recreational opportunities, enhancing their overall growth and development. By removing barriers to transportation, the organization helps youth participate more fully in programs and activities essential to their development.

Agape Association is a nonprofit alliance and advocacy organization registered in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. The organization was recognized as tax-exempt under IRS designation as of 2023 and is classified under NTEE code L01, indicating it operates as an alliance or advocacy organization. Led by Principal Officer Jessica Smith Ogaz-Cano, the organization is located at 3116 N Youngs Blvd in Oklahoma City.\n\nAs an advocacy-focused organization, Agape Association serves the Oklahoma City community and region. The organization files on the simplified Form 990-N with the IRS, which is available for small organizations with gross receipts under $50,000. While detailed program information has not yet been reported to national charity databases, the organization maintains an active web presence and continues to operate in the community.

Since 2004, the Bethel Foundation has existed as a vessel for God to provide for those in need, starting with its first Angels For Moms Christmas program. Founded by Lynda Powell, a single mom with two kids who worked three jobs to pay for food and rent, the organization was born from her promise to devote her life to helping single moms when she cried out to God during her darkest moment. For years the programs focused solely on meeting the needs of single mothers, but after the 2013 Moore EF5 tornado when hundreds of families came to Bethel for food and clothing, this was the turning point, and now they serve anyone who walks through their doors. The mission is to uplift and empower individuals in need by providing free food, clothing, essential items, housing, education assistance, kid camps, and various other community programs.

Breast Cancer Survivors Oklahoma (BCSOK) is a volunteer-run 501(c)(3) founded in October 2019 by a group of breast cancer survivors to assist, comfort, encourage and bring hope to Oklahomans fighting breast cancer. Its mentorship and support team members are themselves survivors, offering peer support before, during and after treatment. BCSOK provides free rides to chemotherapy and radiation appointments in the Oklahoma City metro through Project BUBER, handmade 'Hand Made With Love' care packages for those in treatment, a survivor sisterhood and mentorship network, and free mammograms for young and uninsured women. None of the organization's officers receive a salary.

Founded in 1912, Catholic Charities is a multi-faceted Catholic social service nonprofit serving 13,000-19,000 Oklahomans annually across Central and Western Oklahoma. Programs include immigration legal services, refugee resettlement, transitional housing, day center for unhoused women and children, sponsored senior housing, pregnancy and adoption services, individual/family/marital counseling, suicide prevention training, disaster relief, and emergency rent and utility assistance.

Central Oklahoma Community Action Agency (COCAA) is a nonprofit community action agency founded as part of the 1964 Federal Economic Opportunity Act. It helps low-income individuals and families in Cleveland, Lincoln, Logan, Payne, Pottawatomie, and Seminole counties through emergency financial assistance (rent, utilities), temporary and transitional housing, homebuyer education, family budget counseling, demand-response transportation (COTS), Meals on Wheels, senior volunteer programs (VIP), and free tax preparation (VITA). The Cleveland County office is co-located with Moore Faith Medical Clinic at 224 S Chestnut Ave, Moore OK 73160.

City Care works to end homelessness in Oklahoma City and Norman through supportive housing and comprehensive services. It owns 112 units of affordable supportive housing and operates Oklahoma City's only permanent low-barrier night shelter serving families and individuals.

Community Health Centers of Oklahoma is a network of Federally Qualified Health Centers (FQHCs) delivering comprehensive primary care, mental health support, and community health programs to underserved Oklahomans statewide, regardless of ability to pay.

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.

Dragonfly is Oklahoma's only state-certified nonprofit dedicated exclusively to human trafficking victim services. Dragonfly is not a shelter — it provides non-residential case management, trauma-focused therapy, and medical/legal advocacy so survivors can access support without moving in or meeting eligibility conditions.

The Oklahoma chapter of the national Epilepsy Foundation, founded in 1978 as the Epilepsy Association of Oklahoma and affiliated with the national Foundation in 2016. Provides support, education, advocacy and resources for Oklahomans living with epilepsy and their families.

Faith-based charitable organization providing free-to-low-cost automotive maintenance and repair (fluids, tires, brakes, and more) to individuals in need in the Oklahoma City area, funded by donations. Also operates a vehicle sponsorship program placing donated vehicles with families facing hardship.

Indigo Door Project Inc was founded by a pregnant, displaced, single mother of a 3-year-old child who imagined a home with a huge backyard, lots of light, and a big, beautiful, blue door that invited neighbors to share warmth. After navigating difficult systems for 3 years and gaining stability through the kindness of others, she founded the organization so no other parent would have to struggle in isolation. The organization is dedicated to decreasing child homelessness in single-parent families, and lightening the burden on grandparents raising grandchildren. Indigo Door Project helps stabilize communities by acquiring affordable, healthy homes for single-parent families, and repairing the homes of grandparents with children in their care. The organization accepts donated homes, lots, and commercial properties in diverse communities all over the Oklahoma City Metro and renovates them with the help of professionals, volunteers, and corporate sponsors, then provides them to vulnerable households as affordable rentals and community-building spaces.

Mission Mid-Del is a faith-based mission at 5751 E Reno Ave in Midwest City serving twelve zip codes across eastern Oklahoma County. Its Master's Market pantry distributes food, clothing, and household items on Tuesdays and Fridays, and the mission also runs the Healing Hearts free medical clinic, SNAP application assistance, the Cars For Work vehicle program, Whiz Kids tutoring, and a Christmas toy store for families in need.

Oklahoma's only tuition-free private elementary school and social service agency specifically for children and families experiencing homelessness, serving Early Head Start through 6th grade in the Oklahoma City area with education, family case management, housing navigation, and wraparound support.

RAIN Oklahoma's origins trace to the late 1980s when Margaret Austin noticed patients with AIDS in a New Orleans hospital who received no pastoral care. Separately, Mary Catherine Smothermon lost her son to AIDS and felt compelled to help others with HIV/AIDS. After pursuing certification as an AIDS Educator/Counselor, their paths crossed in early 1990, and RAIN Oklahoma was officially established. In 2005, RAIN merged with CarePoint, Inc., an entity offering free HIV testing, Ryan White Services, housing, and education, resulting in the Regional AIDS Intercommunity Network. Today, RAIN Oklahoma employs 17 full-time staff members offering comprehensive case management, housing and utility assistance, transportation services, dental care, nutritionist services, medication support, a Healthcare Marketplace Assistor, and a monthly food pantry.

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.

Upward Transitions is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit established in 1925, headquartered at 1134 W Main Street, Oklahoma City, serving unhoused neighbors and families at risk of homelessness in OKC and Oklahoma County. Programs include homeless prevention (emergency rent and utility assistance), homeless services (ID document assistance, case management), emergency travel assistance, Hope Flyers transportation program, and a Travelers Aid airport program at Will Rogers World Airport. The organization is a United Way of Central Oklahoma Community Partner and frequently serves Midwest City residents through its Oklahoma County eligibility.

theMission Center is a community resource center providing groceries, clothing, personal care items, and home essentials to neighbors in Owasso and surrounding rural communities, plus off-site senior grocery delivery and furniture assistance.

Green Country Village is a not-for-profit senior living community in Bartlesville, OK, managed by Life Care Services (LCS), offering independent living, assisted living, and the area's only memory care, plus scheduled resident transportation to medical appointments, shopping, and events.

Hopestone Cancer Support Center of Bartlesville, founded in 2012, provides free wellness, exercise, art, and support services to cancer patients, survivors, and their families in Bartlesville, OK.

Volunteer-driven nonprofit providing door-through-door transportation for older adults and people with visual/mobility impairments in Oklahoma County. Located at 313 N.E. 50th St., Suite 2, Oklahoma City, OK 73105.

Just Joy Activity Center is a nonprofit adult day activity center in Weatherford, OK providing services for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities, including day services, transportation, and community engagement activities.

Morton Comprehensive Health Services is a Federally Qualified Health Center (FQHC) in Tulsa, OK providing primary medical, dental, optometry, behavioral health, and pharmacy services on a sliding fee scale regardless of ability to pay, with roots tracing to community health efforts following the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre.

Norman Care-A-Vans is a volunteer-run Norman, Oklahoma nonprofit serving people experiencing homelessness. It provides free on-demand transportation by text dispatch, a daily shelter shuttle and delivered evening meals.

Proton Pals Foundation is an Oklahoma City-based nonprofit founded by former patients to support cancer patients undergoing proton therapy and their families. Believing no one should face cancer alone, Proton Pals works to remove the practical barriers to treatment — providing gas cards and transportation, free or low-cost lodging, meals and nutrition support, help with a portion of treatment costs, access to counseling and support groups, pediatric patient initiatives, survivorship and wellness programming, and community celebrations for survivors. All services are free to patients. Proton Pals supports patients treated at the Oklahoma Proton Center and the Stephenson Cancer Center at OU Health.

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).

theMission Center is a community resource center providing groceries, clothing, personal care items, and home essentials to neighbors in Owasso and surrounding rural communities, plus off-site senior grocery delivery and furniture assistance.

Community Care Auto Repair Inc began its monthly auto repair program in October 2014 under the umbrella of a similar organization from Tulsa. By 2016, the organization formed its own 501(c)(3) and held its first official Repair Day in June 2017. The organization serves low-to-moderate income individuals, with a model where clients buy the parts and the labor is provided free of charge. This auto repair service is financed through donations from businesses, individuals, and grants, using HUD Income Guidelines to determine financial eligibility. The organization operates through volunteer mechanics who donate their expertise and time to help community members maintain vehicle reliability, which is essential for employment and family stability.

LIFE Senior Services promotes and preserves independence for adults 50+ in northeastern Oklahoma through a comprehensive continuum of care including senior centers, adult day health, transportation, affordable housing, case management, caregiver support, and Medicare assistance.

Central Oklahoma Community Action Agency (COCAA) is a nonprofit community action agency founded as part of the 1964 Federal Economic Opportunity Act. It helps low-income individuals and families in Cleveland, Lincoln, Logan, Payne, Pottawatomie, and Seminole counties through emergency financial assistance (rent, utilities), temporary and transitional housing, homebuyer education, family budget counseling, demand-response transportation (COTS), Meals on Wheels, senior volunteer programs (VIP), and free tax preparation (VITA). The Cleveland County office is co-located with Moore Faith Medical Clinic at 224 S Chestnut Ave, Moore OK 73160.

Community Health Centers of Oklahoma is a network of Federally Qualified Health Centers (FQHCs) delivering comprehensive primary care, mental health support, and community health programs to underserved Oklahomans statewide, regardless of ability to pay.

theMission Center is a community resource center providing groceries, clothing, personal care items, and home essentials to neighbors in Owasso and surrounding rural communities, plus off-site senior grocery delivery and furniture assistance.

Mission Mid-Del is a faith-based mission at 5751 E Reno Ave in Midwest City serving twelve zip codes across eastern Oklahoma County. Its Master's Market pantry distributes food, clothing, and household items on Tuesdays and Fridays, and the mission also runs the Healing Hearts free medical clinic, SNAP application assistance, the Cars For Work vehicle program, Whiz Kids tutoring, and a Christmas toy store for families in need.

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

Central Oklahoma Community Action Agency (COCAA) is a nonprofit community action agency founded as part of the 1964 Federal Economic Opportunity Act. It helps low-income individuals and families in Cleveland, Lincoln, Logan, Payne, Pottawatomie, and Seminole counties through emergency financial assistance (rent, utilities), temporary and transitional housing, homebuyer education, family budget counseling, demand-response transportation (COTS), Meals on Wheels, senior volunteer programs (VIP), and free tax preparation (VITA). The Cleveland County office is co-located with Moore Faith Medical Clinic at 224 S Chestnut Ave, Moore OK 73160.

Murray County EMS Foundation is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization established in 2017 to provide ambulance and emergency medical transport services to Murray County, Oklahoma. Based in Sulphur, the county seat, the organization serves the entire county and operates under the leadership of Executive Director Brad Lancaster. The foundation maintains an active business office open Monday through Friday from 9:00 AM to 4:30 PM and can be reached at (580) 622-6630. The organization is classified by the NTEE as an ambulance and emergency transport provider (E62) and maintains active engagement with the Oklahoma State Department of Health. Murray County EMS is recognized for its emergency response capabilities and community involvement, including medical coverage for local events and coordination with other emergency services agencies. The foundation operates as a critical component of emergency medical services infrastructure in this rural Oklahoma county.

Quah Prevention and Recovery Center Incorporated is dedicated to providing comprehensive prevention and recovery services to the Tahlequah, Oklahoma community and surrounding areas. The organization focuses on helping individuals prevent substance use disorders and empowering community members currently struggling with substance use disorders to regain control of their daily lives. The center operates with a trauma-informed, culturally-sensitive approach that recognizes the unique needs of the communities it serves. The organization operates a 12-bed emergency shelter facility serving men currently experiencing homelessness in Tahlequah and the surrounding area. The shelter operates with two resident caretakers and provides on-site case management, peer recovery support, referrals to housing assistance, treatment for mental health and substance use disorders, client transportation, nutrition, clothing resources, and educational courses and meetings. Additionally, Quah connects people with a comprehensive range of services including addiction services, housing services, day center programs, free meals, job placement assistance, mental health support, trauma-informed suicide prevention, HIV education, smoking cessation support, and medication-assisted treatment services provided by qualified doctors. Quah Prevention and Recovery Center serves as a vital community resource and advocate, offering integrated services that address the complex needs of individuals experiencing homelessness and substance use disorders. The organization employs culturally-informed and trauma-informed practices grounded in indigenous perspectives, reflecting the demographics and needs of the communities it serves.

Care Dynamics Inc is a faith-based residential care provider located in Tulsa, Oklahoma, specializing in in-home care solutions for individuals with developmental disabilities. Founded in 1998, the company is dedicated to helping clients achieve their full potential while providing support tailored to their unique needs. The organization is dedicated to providing hospital care and developmental disability services, with a mission to empower developmentally disabled individuals to lead independent and fulfilling lives within their communities. In 2023, the organization operated with a budget and revenue of $2.9 million, focusing on enhancing the quality of life for its clients. With a team of 105 dedicated individuals, their mission is to empower these individuals to live independently and enjoy a fulfilling life within their community. They offer a range of essential services, including transport to employment opportunities, managing bills, and providing resources that promote self-sufficiency.

Cars from Christ Foundation (C.A.R.s From Christ) is a faith-based nonprofit organization operating in Tulsa, Oklahoma that bridges vehicle donations with community need. The organization accepts tax-deductible vehicle donations and works strategically with John 3:16 Mission, a long-established Tulsa homeless services organization, to distribute these vehicles to individuals who have completed rehabilitation and recovery programs. The partnership ensures that donated vehicles reach families and individuals who have demonstrated commitment to rebuilding their lives. The foundation's mission centers on "Giving Independence. Changing Lives." by providing reliable transportation to low-income families and program graduates who would otherwise lack resources for vehicle ownership. Through this model, the organization supports economic stability and employment accessibility for vulnerable populations in the Tulsa community. The organization is registered as a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt nonprofit, allowing donors to receive tax benefits for their vehicle contributions.

Eton Home Care, Inc. was established approximately 20 years ago as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization to serve individuals living in Tulsa County and surrounding counties in Northeastern Oklahoma. Founded with the mission to provide daily living support and services to developmentally disabled individuals, the organization has grown to become a comprehensive home health care provider serving a broader population. Since its inception, Eton Home Health Care has expanded its service offerings to include both skilled nursing home health care and community-based Advantage Programs. The organization is committed to helping individuals with developmental or intellectual disabilities as well as those with medical conditions achieve their full potential and maintain independence in their day-to-day lives. Operating from locations in Broken Arrow and Tulsa, Eton provides compassionate, professional care that enables clients to remain in their homes and communities while receiving necessary health services and daily living support. The organization operates with a mission centered on compassion, integrity, respect, responsibility, and trust. With assets exceeding $1.6 million, Eton maintains a focus on quality service delivery and community healthcare needs in Northeast Oklahoma.

Family & Children's Services is a Tulsa-based nonprofit and Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinic founded in 1921. It runs more than 70 programs supporting vulnerable children, strengthening families, and treating mental illness and addiction, including 24/7 crisis care and programs that divert people from the criminal legal system.

JusticeLink provides court navigation and resource navigation services, helping individuals understand legal processes and connect with needed community resources.

LIFE Senior Services promotes and preserves independence for adults 50+ in northeastern Oklahoma through a comprehensive continuum of care including senior centers, adult day health, transportation, affordable housing, case management, caregiver support, and Medicare assistance.

MetroLink Tulsa operates fixed-route public bus service, the on-demand MicroLink microtransit service, and LinkAssist ADA paratransit across the Tulsa metro area.

Modus provides reliable transportation for the clients of Tulsa area nonprofits. Modus connects people to education, jobs, healthcare, and opportunity for a strong community.

Muslims4Mercy was formed in July 2017 by Ravi Sharma, a native of India who recently transferred to Tulsa from Seattle. Sharma gathered a coalition of Muslim professionals in the Tulsa area, which led to the purchase of a van to distribute food to Tulsa's homeless population through partnerships with several local restaurants. The organization is a humanitarian organization that services the Tulsa community with a primary focus on providing relief to the homeless or hungry through outreach, food, donations, and other means. The organization's vision includes delivering meals after Friday religious services using a school bus-colored van, providing hygiene kits and blankets to the homeless, and developing a "Mercy Chefs" initiative made up of refugee women and survivors of domestic violence who work in women-run kitchens offering catering services. The organization's mission is to eliminate homelessness amongst the Muslim population by providing safe and affordable duplexes for individuals in need.

Rides for Hope's mission is to break down barriers and enhance independence for graduates of The Refuge program in partnership with John 3:16 Mission, by acquiring and refurbishing vehicles to a reliable state for distribution. Founded by Tommy Hutchinson and his daughter Sophia, who have been dedicated supporters of John 3:16 Mission and have contributed generously with sock donations, served countless dinners, and volunteered their time in various capacities. Tommy Hutchinson, born in Tulsa and raised in Lima, Peru, has a lifelong passion for cars and a commitment to community service. Returning to Tulsa in 2005, he built a successful career in logistics and automotive sales. Inspired by his volunteer work with John 3:16 Mission, Tommy founded Rides for Hope to further motivate graduating students. Their auto shop, ST Garage (formerly ST Auto), has provided invaluable support by repairing donated vehicles at no cost for graduating students of John 3:16 Mission's The Refuge program.

Tulsa Resource Hub Foundation is a nonprofit dedicated to providing rapid, practical support to families in crisis across the Tulsa metro area. We work through a trusted referral network of case managers and partner organizations to deliver immediate assistance when it's needed most.

Youth At Heart is a 45-year-old nonprofit organization based in Tulsa, Oklahoma that aims to support youth and families in need, particularly those attending Title 1 schools or living in high-poverty areas. What began as a summer camp-style program in Tulsa Housing Authority community centers evolved in 2014 into a school-based after-school initiative, with the first site at Walt Whitman Elementary chosen because it serves students from the nearby Comanche Park housing community. Today, Youth At Heart runs programs at four schools — MacArthur Elementary, McClure Elementary, Hale Middle School, and Nathan Hale High School — welcoming an average of 90 students daily at each location. The After-School and Summer Enrichment Program provides a safe, academically engaging space that takes a whole-child approach, combining academics, expanded learning, enrichment activities, and sports to provide opportunities for enhanced youth development including S.T.E.A.M., tutoring, mentoring, individual and team sports, health and nutrition, summer camp and field trips. The organization allocates 72.47% of its budget to program expenses, demonstrating a strong focus on its mission rather than administrative costs.

theMission Center is a community resource center providing groceries, clothing, personal care items, and home essentials to neighbors in Owasso and surrounding rural communities, plus off-site senior grocery delivery and furniture assistance.

The Dale K. Graham Veterans Foundation (DKGVF) is an accredited Regional Veterans Service Organization (VSO) based in Norman, Oklahoma. Since 2015, DKGVF has helped more than 50,000 veterans and their families in all 77 Oklahoma counties file VA benefits claims, access transportation, and connect with financial aid—at no cost to veterans.

Central Oklahoma Community Action Agency (COCAA) is a nonprofit community action agency founded as part of the 1964 Federal Economic Opportunity Act. It helps low-income individuals and families in Cleveland, Lincoln, Logan, Payne, Pottawatomie, and Seminole counties through emergency financial assistance (rent, utilities), temporary and transitional housing, homebuyer education, family budget counseling, demand-response transportation (COTS), Meals on Wheels, senior volunteer programs (VIP), and free tax preparation (VITA). The Cleveland County office is co-located with Moore Faith Medical Clinic at 224 S Chestnut Ave, Moore OK 73160.

Big Five Community Services is a Community Action Agency headquartered in Durant, Oklahoma, offering programs to individuals and families facing hardship across southern and southeastern Oklahoma. Core service counties are Bryan, Carter, Coal, Love and Pontotoc, with Head Start and senior programs reaching many additional counties. Services include Head Start, emergency food, family caregiver support, prescription assistance, senior outreach, health promotion, free tax filing, and rural public transportation.

Founded in 1912, Catholic Charities is a multi-faceted Catholic social service nonprofit serving 13,000-19,000 Oklahomans annually across Central and Western Oklahoma. Programs include immigration legal services, refugee resettlement, transitional housing, day center for unhoused women and children, sponsored senior housing, pregnancy and adoption services, individual/family/marital counseling, suicide prevention training, disaster relief, and emergency rent and utility assistance.

Native Americans who are not on their tribal reservation are considered "Out of District." About 70% of Native Americans live away from reservations. Natives who live outside their tribal jurisdiction are unable to receive services from their tribe, and the Out of District Association is a group of indigenous people working to provide the needed services to urban areas in Oklahoma. The organization was tax-exempt since July 2022 and is a 501(c)(3) non-profit recognized by the IRS. The unmet needs of urban indigenous communities include education, training, employment resources, cultural trainings, transportation, veteran services, youth services, housing services, food, emergency shelter and health services. The organization meets the second Saturday of every month and engages in community outreach and partnerships to address these critical needs for out-of-district Native Americans in urban Oklahoma.