Veteran Services

ODVA provides benefits counseling, claims assistance, and operates long-term care veteran homes for Oklahoma veterans and their families, with a central office in Oklahoma City and a regional office in Muskogee serving Tulsa and eastern Oklahoma.

Phoenix Gate Inc. (operating as Phoenix Counseling and Assessment Center Inc) was founded in 1999 by William Stovall, Gary McDaniel, and several other counselors who identified a critical need in Southeastern Oklahoma for substance abuse and mental health services. The founders recognized long waiting lists for available services in the region and established the organization to address this gap and provide timely, quality care to the community.\n\nLocated in McAlester, Oklahoma, Phoenix Gate operates as a private nonprofit outpatient mental health and substance abuse treatment center. The organization serves adults and adolescents with co-occurring mental health and substance use disorders, offering a comprehensive array of evidence-based treatment modalities. The center is committed to serving diverse populations including veterans, active duty military members, military families, LGBTQ+ individuals, pregnant and postpartum women, and individuals with co-occurring HIV/AIDS or those who have experienced trauma.\n\nThe organization's service model includes individual and group counseling, motivational interviewing, trauma-informed care, crisis intervention available 24/7, intensive outpatient programming, supported employment and housing services, family counseling, case management, and telehealth options. Phoenix Gate continues to strive to make a meaningful difference in the lives of individuals and families affected by addiction and mental health challenges across Southeastern Oklahoma.

Bixby, OK Medicare-certified hospice provider, founded 2020, serving Bixby, Tulsa, and surrounding communities with home-based end-of-life care.

BAIVA engages the public in united efforts to secure the physical, mental, emotional, spiritual, and social well-being of veterans and their families, through cultural events, an annual benefit powwow, and community outreach.

HACN has served the housing needs of the Cherokee Nation since 1966, providing rental assistance, low-income rental housing, and homeownership and rehabilitation programs for Cherokee Nation citizens.

HACN has served the housing needs of the Cherokee Nation since 1966, providing rental assistance, low-income rental housing, and homeownership and rehabilitation programs for Cherokee Nation citizens.

ODVA provides benefits counseling, claims assistance, and operates long-term care veteran homes for Oklahoma veterans and their families, with a central office in Oklahoma City and a regional office in Muskogee serving Tulsa and eastern Oklahoma.

ODVA provides benefits counseling, claims assistance, and operates long-term care veteran homes for Oklahoma veterans and their families, with a central office in Oklahoma City and a regional office in Muskogee serving Tulsa and eastern Oklahoma.

Disabled American Veterans of Oklahoma assists disabled veterans and their families in obtaining VA benefits, provides statewide veteran transportation to VA medical facilities, and advocates on behalf of Oklahoma veterans.

Changing Course Foundation is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit founded in 1998 (incorporated 2002) based in Davis, OK, specializing in experiential and therapeutic mental health services, including equine-assisted and outdoor adventure therapy. Serves veterans with PTSD, survivors of domestic violence and abuse, and dysfunctional families through counseling, assessments, and support groups. Led by Founder & CEO Dr. Cathi Neal.

3F Ranch & Boarding is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit in Edmond, OK empowering teenage girls and young women through its Equine Mentor Program, combining horsemanship instruction with life-skills mentorship, alongside horse boarding services on its 200+ acre property.

Veterans Families United (VFU) was founded by psychotherapist Cynde Collins-Clark, the 2006 Oklahoma Mother of the Year, after her son Joe returned from active duty in Iraq with undiagnosed PTSD. Recognizing the challenges facing her son and discovering that many other military families faced similar difficulties in accessing resources, Collins-Clark created VFU to assemble a network of healing, educational, and empowerment-based tools for veterans and their families. VFU operates as an all-volunteer organization dedicated to providing veterans and their families with post-combat support through education and referrals. The organization maintains a well-vetted website that connects veterans and families of all conflicts to resources that may empower them. VFU's mission is to provide gentle, accessible, and holistic healing resources for veterans and their loved ones, with a vision of empowering veterans and families in the healing process. The organization offers various programs and services including information and referrals for mental health resources, assistance navigating VA benefits, guidance on PTSD and traumatic brain injuries, transportation and financial assistance referrals, and educational workshops and retreats. VFU responds to inquiries within 24 hours and works to bridge the gap between military and mental health vocabulary, helping families understand the invisible wounds of war.

Disabled American Veterans of Oklahoma assists disabled veterans and their families in obtaining VA benefits, provides statewide veteran transportation to VA medical facilities, and advocates on behalf of Oklahoma veterans.

The Vance Spouses' Club (VSC) is more than just a social group—it's a community rooted in service, connection, and support. We are dedicated to serving the Vance AFB, Enid, and greater military communities through meaningful outreach and volunteer efforts.

Woodring Wall of Honor and Veterans Park, Inc. is a living memorial in Enid, Oklahoma (1026 S 66th St), dedicated on Memorial Day 2000. It features granite walls bearing over 4,000 Oklahoma veterans' names, an 80%-scale replica of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Wall (Oklahoma's official Vietnam War monument, dedicated 2013), and the ML Becker Educational Center, which houses a museum, library, and art gallery. The park hosts Memorial Day and Veterans Day ceremonies, the Legacy Award Ceremony, educational tours, and day camps.

Flag Poles Honoring Our Veterans (FPHOV) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, founded 2020, that installs free American flagpoles for honorably discharged Oklahoma veterans. Publicly known as 'Flag Poles Honoring Our Veterans' (the 'North West Chapter' designation is the legal registration name). Has honored over 800 veterans since 2020, and holds an annual Veteran Appreciation Cookout and Flag Retirement Ceremony each fall.

HACN has served the housing needs of the Cherokee Nation since 1966, providing rental assistance, low-income rental housing, and homeownership and rehabilitation programs for Cherokee Nation citizens.

MYKC is a non-profit organization that offers life coaching including self-care, mindfulness, meditation, healthy boundaries, turning conflict into intimacy, sleep, exercise, and financial intelligence courses, dedicated to providing transformational and life-saving modalities to enrich the lives of the community through life coaching. The organization's mission is to empower individuals and communities to experience transformation and healing through life-enriching programs and services. The organization directs contributions directly to helping veterans, essential personnel, and department of corrections personnel. MYKC is currently fundraising for Warrior Yoga Essential Kits, indoor/outdoor climbing events, sponsoring fitness programs and daily community text messaging.</biography> <parameter name="website_url">https://www.midtownyogakc.org/

3F Ranch & Boarding is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit in Edmond, OK empowering teenage girls and young women through its Equine Mentor Program, combining horsemanship instruction with life-skills mentorship, alongside horse boarding services on its 200+ acre property.

HACN has served the housing needs of the Cherokee Nation since 1966, providing rental assistance, low-income rental housing, and homeownership and rehabilitation programs for Cherokee Nation citizens.

HACN has served the housing needs of the Cherokee Nation since 1966, providing rental assistance, low-income rental housing, and homeownership and rehabilitation programs for Cherokee Nation citizens.

MYKC is a non-profit organization that offers life coaching including self-care, mindfulness, meditation, healthy boundaries, turning conflict into intimacy, sleep, exercise, and financial intelligence courses, dedicated to providing transformational and life-saving modalities to enrich the lives of the community through life coaching. The organization's mission is to empower individuals and communities to experience transformation and healing through life-enriching programs and services. The organization directs contributions directly to helping veterans, essential personnel, and department of corrections personnel. MYKC is currently fundraising for Warrior Yoga Essential Kits, indoor/outdoor climbing events, sponsoring fitness programs and daily community text messaging.</biography> <parameter name="website_url">https://www.midtownyogakc.org/

America's Veteran Supporters Incorporated is a Lawton-based nonprofit organization founded in 2014 that brings together veterans, widows, military dependents, and community members united in their commitment to supporting veterans and making an impact in the community. The organization operates as an inclusive membership model, welcoming anyone passionate about veteran services and military appreciation. The organization focuses on honoring and supporting veterans through multiple channels. It plays an active role in organizing and executing commemorative veteran memorial and recognition events and ceremonies throughout the community. Additionally, America's Veteran Supporters maintains strong partnerships with local institutions, including support for local schools and active participation in the Comanche County Veteran Council, working alongside various military, veteran, and military widow/widower organizations to ensure comprehensive veteran support across the region. Operating primarily through volunteer efforts and community engagement, the organization serves as a grassroots support network that brings visibility to veteran needs and strengthens connections among those who have served and their families in the greater Lawton area.

ODVA provides benefits counseling, claims assistance, and operates long-term care veteran homes for Oklahoma veterans and their families, with a central office in Oklahoma City and a regional office in Muskogee serving Tulsa and eastern Oklahoma.

Redleg Tech Inc is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization established in 2022 and based in Lawton, Oklahoma. The organization is dedicated to helping Veterans and First Responders with finding, selecting, and training reliable service animals. Redleg Tech breeds German Shepherds from titled ACK registered bloodlines. As a VSO (Veterans Service Organization), the organization helps veterans and first responders navigate the process of obtaining and training service animals for their needs. The organization operates on a modest budget, filing Form 990-N tax returns as an organization with less than $50,000 in annual revenue, indicating it is a small but dedicated grassroots nonprofit focused on serving the veteran community in southwest Oklahoma.

Phoenix Gate Inc. (operating as Phoenix Counseling and Assessment Center Inc) was founded in 1999 by William Stovall, Gary McDaniel, and several other counselors who identified a critical need in Southeastern Oklahoma for substance abuse and mental health services. The founders recognized long waiting lists for available services in the region and established the organization to address this gap and provide timely, quality care to the community.\n\nLocated in McAlester, Oklahoma, Phoenix Gate operates as a private nonprofit outpatient mental health and substance abuse treatment center. The organization serves adults and adolescents with co-occurring mental health and substance use disorders, offering a comprehensive array of evidence-based treatment modalities. The center is committed to serving diverse populations including veterans, active duty military members, military families, LGBTQ+ individuals, pregnant and postpartum women, and individuals with co-occurring HIV/AIDS or those who have experienced trauma.\n\nThe organization's service model includes individual and group counseling, motivational interviewing, trauma-informed care, crisis intervention available 24/7, intensive outpatient programming, supported employment and housing services, family counseling, case management, and telehealth options. Phoenix Gate continues to strive to make a meaningful difference in the lives of individuals and families affected by addiction and mental health challenges across Southeastern Oklahoma.

The Legacy of Light Foundation, Inc. is spearheaded by founder Juanita Marshall, MSHR., LPC-S, and embodies the love and compassion of Jesus Christ by serving the community with dedication and kindness through a holistic approach that addresses both the spiritual and physical needs of individuals and families, creating an inclusive environment where everyone feels valued and cherished, striving to make a lasting, positive impact on the lives of at-risk families through faith, support, and education. Recognizing the pressing need to disrupt cycles of abuse and neglect, the foundation's mission is to educate, advocate, and empower through impactful workshops, supportive groups, and extensive community outreach. The foundation is dedicated to supporting veterans, first responders, and active-duty members by recognizing the unique challenges they face and providing tailored programs including mental health support, career development, and family counseling. Additionally, the organization offers specialized programs for individuals struggling with addiction utilizing innovative brain mapping and neurofeedback techniques to address underlying causes and promote long-term recovery.</biography> <parameter name="website_url">https://www.legacyoflightfoundation.org/

Guardian Kare Residential Suites Corporation is a retirement home or senior housing program in Midwest City, OK that was founded in 2021. The organization provides transitional housing to homeless veterans. The organization has provided room and board for 100 homeless veterans. As a 501(c)(3) nonprofit classified under senior citizens' housing and retirement communities, Guardian Kare Residential Suites serves vulnerable populations in the Oklahoma City metropolitan area through residential services and community engagement initiatives.

Soul Survivor Supportive Living Foundation, founded by Ella Jefferson-Speed and also known as URASurvivor, is a veteran-owned nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting women US military veterans. Located in Midwest City, Oklahoma, the foundation provides transitional supportive living homes designed to assist women veterans and women facing multiple barriers to stability, including disabilities, homelessness, involvement in the justice system, and substance abuse challenges. Founded with a mission rooted in respect, empathy, self-learning, and pride of ownership, the organization creates safe, drug-free home environments that serve as healing spaces for vulnerable populations. With over four years of service, Soul Survivor has become a recognized community resource in Oklahoma, providing women veterans and other marginalized women with affordable, all-inclusive housing environments that address their complex needs. The foundation's approach emphasizes housing as a universal necessity that catalyzes positive change, enabling clients to rebuild their lives with dignity and purpose. Through both direct services and partnerships with local agencies like the Oklahoma County Drug Court, the organization champions the needs of veteran women at both local and national levels. The foundation is committed to community engagement and volunteer participation, viewing supportive services as a dynamic exchange where everyone has valuable contributions to make. Its operations reflect a deep commitment to accountability and excellence in serving women veterans who have sacrificed for their country, helping them transition from surviving to thriving in their post-military lives.

United Disabled Americans INC is a 501(c)(3) public charity established in 2007 and based in Muldrow, Oklahoma. The organization's primary mission is to provide wheelchairs and adaptive equipment to individuals with disabilities, along with comprehensive support services. The organization operates multiple programs designed to improve the quality of life for disabled individuals and veterans in Southeast Oklahoma. The organization provides equine therapy services through therapeutic horseback riding programs specifically designed for individuals with disabilities and veterans. In addition to riding services, United Disabled Americans INC offers emergency lodging, meals, and entertainment facilities for disabled individuals. The organization maintains a strong commitment to veteran services, providing advocacy support and temporary housing assistance to veterans experiencing disability-related challenges. During fiscal year 2024, the organization reported $349K in revenue and assets of $166K, demonstrating its operational capacity to serve its community.

212 Degrees Fahrenheit is a faith-centered nonprofit providing mentorship, social-emotional learning, and enrichment programs for youth, young entrepreneurs, single mothers, and transitioning veterans — empowering communities through assessments, education, and training.

ODVA provides benefits counseling, claims assistance, and operates long-term care veteran homes for Oklahoma veterans and their families, with a central office in Oklahoma City and a regional office in Muskogee serving Tulsa and eastern Oklahoma.

Veterans For Life USA is a non-profit organization (EIN: 87-3196975) dedicated to connecting Veterans and First Responders with essential mental health and substance abuse treatment resources. The organization's core mission is to guide these individuals through a transformative process, from initial assessment to employment and a comprehensive life change, fostering hope and community support. Located in Mustang, OK, and established as a tax-exempt entity in 2022, the nonprofit organization focuses on health services for veterans and aims to support the well-being of those who have served in the military. The Veterans For Life USA team organizes and holds a variety of fundraising events throughout the year, and is supported in completing its mission by the gracious donations of its supporters.

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.

ODVA provides benefits counseling, claims assistance, and operates long-term care veteran homes for Oklahoma veterans and their families, with a central office in Oklahoma City and a regional office in Muskogee serving Tulsa and eastern Oklahoma.

Reveille Bridge Veterans Foundation Inc is a Norman/Noble, OK 501(c)(3) (founded 2020) providing veteran camaraderie and support groups, after-hours crisis intervention, mental health support, and transition assistance for veterans.

Anthony's Safe Haven is a trauma-informed nonprofit providing healing and safe spaces for individuals impacted by trauma, with a mission to create trauma-informed spaces where healing, safety, and dignity come first. The organization exists to protect and uplift youth and families navigating complex trauma, foster care, and systemic challenges, providing them with therapeutic programs, advocacy, and support services, with the vision of becoming a statewide model for trauma-informed community care. The organization offers a whole-person, whole-community approach rooted in compassion, connection, and culturally responsive care, blending clinical therapy with practical, emotional, and spiritual support systems designed to help people thrive.</biography> <parameter name="website_url">https://www.anthonyssafehaven.org

City Rescue Mission is a faith-based nonprofit that has served people experiencing homelessness in the Oklahoma City metro since 1960. It offers emergency shelter for single men, single women, and families with children, alongside recovery, employment readiness, and housing programs designed to move people toward long-term stability.

Guardian Kare Residential Suites Corporation is a retirement home or senior housing program in Midwest City, OK that was founded in 2021. The organization provides transitional housing to homeless veterans. The organization has provided room and board for 100 homeless veterans. As a 501(c)(3) nonprofit classified under senior citizens' housing and retirement communities, Guardian Kare Residential Suites serves vulnerable populations in the Oklahoma City metropolitan area through residential services and community engagement initiatives.

Veteran-led Oklahoma nonprofit providing hope and restoration to veterans in crisis through immediate housing, peer mentorship, and life-changing resources without red tape or delay. Tagline: 'No Veteran Left Behind.'

501(c)(3) nonprofit based in Oklahoma City dedicated to supporting veterans' physical and mental health and wellness, including funeral honors, service dog placement, and veteran suicide prevention.

HOPE Community Services is a nonprofit Certified Community Mental Health Center in Oklahoma City, providing outpatient adult, youth, and family therapy and psychiatric rehabilitation, partially funded by ODMHSAS.

Christ-centered mentoring and a safe environment where young people, veterans, and families can experience unconditional love, acceptance, growth in their social intelligence and confidence, and work toward restoration of broken relationships.

ODVA provides benefits counseling, claims assistance, and operates long-term care veteran homes for Oklahoma veterans and their families, with a central office in Oklahoma City and a regional office in Muskogee serving Tulsa and eastern Oklahoma.

Oklahoma Veterans United is built on an 80+ year legacy of bringing the community together to research, plan, coordinate action, and assess progress to address Oklahoma's most critical social service, health, education, and civic challenges. The organization strategically shifted its focus to concentrate solely on the Veteran community in the state of Oklahoma, and in 2024, officially transitioned from Community Service Council to Oklahoma Veterans United (OKVU). The organization's focal points are housing services, suicide prevention resources, and employment opportunities for Veterans through key initiatives such as Supportive Services for Veteran Families (SSVF), Staff Sergeant Parker Fox Suicide Prevention Grant Program (SSG FOX SPGP), Veteran Employer Network, Right Face, and more. In just three years, the organization has connected with over 5,000 individual veterans—many of whom were previously unengaged with traditional support systems—and participated in or led more than 800 veteran-centered events throughout Oklahoma.

Serenity Outreach Recovery Community is a nonprofit organization in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, dedicated to providing a secure, drug-free living environment for recovering addicts. The community fosters a sense of unity among its residents through regular group sessions, enabling them to rebuild self-esteem by forming strong family and community relationships. The organization's mission is to have a drug free housing environment to rehabilitate and counsel individuals, empowering them to be better citizens in their community, offering hope for people who struggle with alcohol and drug addictions. Serenity Outreach Recovery Community Sober Living Centers' mission is to reach hurting people with addiction, compulsion, and co-dependency, providing a safe living environment with special emphasis on helping Disabled American Veterans. As of FY2024, the organization reported revenue of $451K and expenses of $491K, with total assets of $195K, dedicating 100% to programs.

The HUGS Project sends weekly care packages to deployed U.S. troops worldwide and funds hyperbaric oxygen therapy for Oklahoma veterans and first responders living with traumatic brain injuries.

Veterans Families United (VFU) was founded by psychotherapist Cynde Collins-Clark, the 2006 Oklahoma Mother of the Year, after her son Joe returned from active duty in Iraq with undiagnosed PTSD. Recognizing the challenges facing her son and discovering that many other military families faced similar difficulties in accessing resources, Collins-Clark created VFU to assemble a network of healing, educational, and empowerment-based tools for veterans and their families. VFU operates as an all-volunteer organization dedicated to providing veterans and their families with post-combat support through education and referrals. The organization maintains a well-vetted website that connects veterans and families of all conflicts to resources that may empower them. VFU's mission is to provide gentle, accessible, and holistic healing resources for veterans and their loved ones, with a vision of empowering veterans and families in the healing process. The organization offers various programs and services including information and referrals for mental health resources, assistance navigating VA benefits, guidance on PTSD and traumatic brain injuries, transportation and financial assistance referrals, and educational workshops and retreats. VFU responds to inquiries within 24 hours and works to bridge the gap between military and mental health vocabulary, helping families understand the invisible wounds of war.

Free, confidential, 24/7 support by call or text for anyone experiencing suicidal thoughts, a mental health crisis, or emotional distress. Available in more than 150 languages.

Divers United for Veterans Incorporated is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization serving veterans in Oklahoma. The organization's mission is to facilitate therapeutic activities to troubled Veterans and those with PTSD with scuba diving and skydiving. By providing recreational and therapeutic diving experiences, the organization aims to support veterans' mental health and recovery from service-related trauma. The organization operates primarily through experiential therapy using water-based activities as a vehicle for healing and community connection among the veteran population.

Tulsa-based 501(c)(3) (EIN 83-4142663), rebranded from National Center for Addiction Studies and Treatment Foundation to National Center for Wellness & Recovery after an Oct 2025 spinoff from OSU-CHS. Combines research and medical education on chronic pain and substance use disorders with direct outpatient treatment, including medication-assisted treatment (MAT) for opioid/alcohol dependence, and a Rural Veterans Health Access Program serving Oklahoma veterans.

Nonprofit pairing first-term Airmen and Sailors stationed at Tinker AFB with local host families to ease the transition to military life away from home. Mailing address: PO Box 45522, Tinker AFB, OK 73145-5522.

Willow Ranch provides equine-assisted counseling for children, adults, and families processing trauma, grief, divorce, addiction, and deployment, including veteran-focused group sessions. Located on 19+ acres in Edmond, OK; founded in 2020 by licensed counselor Christa Malcolm in memory of her daughter Jessica.

Eagle OPS Foundation is a veteran-founded 501(c)(3) nonprofit headquartered in Owasso, Oklahoma that empowers veterans, service members, and their families through social connection, community events, resource navigation, and emergency financial assistance.

MYKC is a non-profit organization that offers life coaching including self-care, mindfulness, meditation, healthy boundaries, turning conflict into intimacy, sleep, exercise, and financial intelligence courses, dedicated to providing transformational and life-saving modalities to enrich the lives of the community through life coaching. The organization's mission is to empower individuals and communities to experience transformation and healing through life-enriching programs and services. The organization directs contributions directly to helping veterans, essential personnel, and department of corrections personnel. MYKC is currently fundraising for Warrior Yoga Essential Kits, indoor/outdoor climbing events, sponsoring fitness programs and daily community text messaging.</biography> <parameter name="website_url">https://www.midtownyogakc.org/

Versa K9 for Veterans Foundation Inc, located in Piedmont, OK, is a nonprofit organization focused on providing support and services to veterans. Established in 2023, it is recognized as a tax-exempt entity under EIN 931760427. Versa K9 for Vets was created by military veterans who wanted to give back to other veterans. The organization connects veterans with service dogs to enhance their quality of life, providing training and support to help veterans overcome challenges, fostering healing and companionship through the bond with their K-9 partners. The nonprofit group helps veterans (and now First Responders) train service dogs for themselves at no cost to the veteran or first responder.

HACN has served the housing needs of the Cherokee Nation since 1966, providing rental assistance, low-income rental housing, and homeownership and rehabilitation programs for Cherokee Nation citizens.

HACN has served the housing needs of the Cherokee Nation since 1966, providing rental assistance, low-income rental housing, and homeownership and rehabilitation programs for Cherokee Nation citizens.

National 501(c)(3) founded in 2012 by former Green Berets, providing cost-free adventure-based healing experiences for wounded, decorated, and special operations veterans and POWs.

HACN has served the housing needs of the Cherokee Nation since 1966, providing rental assistance, low-income rental housing, and homeownership and rehabilitation programs for Cherokee Nation citizens.

ODVA provides benefits counseling, claims assistance, and operates long-term care veteran homes for Oklahoma veterans and their families, with a central office in Oklahoma City and a regional office in Muskogee serving Tulsa and eastern Oklahoma.

An interspiritual, contemplative retreat center on 43 wooded acres near Tulsa, founded in 1979 as a monastic ashram by Sister Pascaline Coff and the Benedictine Sisters of Perpetual Adoration. Offers personal and group retreats, daily meditation, and spiritual programs drawing from Hindu, Buddhist, and Christian/Benedictine traditions.

Vets That Matter (VTM) is a faith-based, nonprofit (501c3) organization dedicated to supporting Veterans, First Responders, and their immediate families in times of need. The organization was founded in 2018 and is located in Sand Springs and Tulsa Metro area in the state of Oklahoma. The organization's core purpose is fighting for the "Twenty-Two," referring to veterans that take their lives by their own hand each and every day. VTM is committed to providing connections to resources for young and older veterans in or out of service, giving a hand up in a way that builds on biblical values but demands personal growth. The organization provides a wide range of services designed to support veterans and their families, with programs focusing on enhancing well-being, fostering community, and ensuring access to essential resources.

The Witkop Foundation is dedicated to honoring the sacrifice of veterans, military, and first responders by recognizing their service and providing value added to their successful transition to civilian life through community-based outdoor experiences.

Partners for Heroes Foundation is a Collinsville, OK nonprofit serving veterans and their families, including water-based recreational activities.

Spavinaw Youth Center, d.b.a. SYNC (Spavinaw Youth & Neighborhood Center), promotes the educational, cultural, and social development of youth in Spavinaw and surrounding communities, including tribal communities.

HACN has served the housing needs of the Cherokee Nation since 1966, providing rental assistance, low-income rental housing, and homeownership and rehabilitation programs for Cherokee Nation citizens.

ODVA provides benefits counseling, claims assistance, and operates long-term care veteran homes for Oklahoma veterans and their families, with a central office in Oklahoma City and a regional office in Muskogee serving Tulsa and eastern Oklahoma.

HACN has served the housing needs of the Cherokee Nation since 1966, providing rental assistance, low-income rental housing, and homeownership and rehabilitation programs for Cherokee Nation citizens.

Country Road Treatment Center provides medical detox, inpatient treatment, and outpatient services.

The Johnston County Veterans Center seeks to honor and serve all veterans of Johnston County while also aiming to construct a subterranean storm shelter for the community. The organization was formed in 2011 as a 501(c)(3) charitable organization. The Johnston County Veterans Association broke ground on a new veterans center in August 2017 after raising money for several years to replace the old veteran center that burned down in 2008. The two-story, 10,000 square foot building includes a bottom floor that doubles as a storm shelter, able to hold 400 people. The city of Tishomingo celebrated the opening of its veteran's center in March 2023. The organization serves as a community gathering place for veterans to connect with one another, access information, and participate in veteran-focused activities.

Activate Oklahoma removes barriers to a healthy lifestyle by providing free, inclusive walk/run training programs that improve physical, mental, and emotional well-being across Tulsa communities.

Disabled American Veterans of Oklahoma assists disabled veterans and their families in obtaining VA benefits, provides statewide veteran transportation to VA medical facilities, and advocates on behalf of Oklahoma veterans.

Eagle OPS Foundation is a veteran-founded 501(c)(3) nonprofit headquartered in Owasso, Oklahoma that empowers veterans, service members, and their families through social connection, community events, resource navigation, and emergency financial assistance.

The Food Bank of Eastern Oklahoma is the regional food bank serving a 24-county area in northeastern Oklahoma. The food bank sources, stores, and distributes food through a network of partner agencies including food pantries, shelters, and meal programs across the region. With a focus on ending hunger, the organization provides millions of pounds of food annually to individuals and families in need.

Veteran-led Oklahoma nonprofit providing hope and restoration to veterans in crisis through immediate housing, peer mentorship, and life-changing resources without red tape or delay. Tagline: 'No Veteran Left Behind.'

Honor Bunker Inc, operating as 'Coffee Bunker,' is Tulsa's peer-run drop-in center for veterans, offering transition services, peer support, an employer alliance, and financial/education resources to help veterans move into civilian life.

The Neurologic Rehabilitation Institute at Brookhaven Hospital provides higher-level medical rehab for dual-diagnosis, detox, substance use disorder, and traumatic brain injury clients.

ODVA provides benefits counseling, claims assistance, and operates long-term care veteran homes for Oklahoma veterans and their families, with a central office in Oklahoma City and a regional office in Muskogee serving Tulsa and eastern Oklahoma.

Oklahoma Veterans United is built on an 80+ year legacy of bringing the community together to research, plan, coordinate action, and assess progress to address Oklahoma's most critical social service, health, education, and civic challenges. The organization strategically shifted its focus to concentrate solely on the Veteran community in the state of Oklahoma, and in 2024, officially transitioned from Community Service Council to Oklahoma Veterans United (OKVU). The organization's focal points are housing services, suicide prevention resources, and employment opportunities for Veterans through key initiatives such as Supportive Services for Veteran Families (SSVF), Staff Sergeant Parker Fox Suicide Prevention Grant Program (SSG FOX SPGP), Veteran Employer Network, Right Face, and more. In just three years, the organization has connected with over 5,000 individual veterans—many of whom were previously unengaged with traditional support systems—and participated in or led more than 800 veteran-centered events throughout Oklahoma.

SMILES for Your Service provides free full-arch dental implant restoration to active-duty service members, retirees, and veterans experiencing financial hardship who don't qualify for VA dental benefits. Founded and run by Dr. Heath Coleman, DDS of Secure Dentures and Implants in Tulsa, OK, funded by donations and charitable dental vendors.

Tulsa-based 501(c)(3) supporting US service members and veterans with essential aid through donor and volunteer partnerships. Tagline: 'No Veteran Left Behind.' Programs include wish-granting for veterans, Night of Honor annual event, and Nominate-a-Hero referrals.

HACN has served the housing needs of the Cherokee Nation since 1966, providing rental assistance, low-income rental housing, and homeownership and rehabilitation programs for Cherokee Nation citizens.

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.

HACN has served the housing needs of the Cherokee Nation since 1966, providing rental assistance, low-income rental housing, and homeownership and rehabilitation programs for Cherokee Nation citizens.

Christ-centered mentoring and a safe environment where young people, veterans, and families can experience unconditional love, acceptance, growth in their social intelligence and confidence, and work toward restoration of broken relationships.

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.