OUR LATEST – NONPROFITS

Learn how South Tulsa Community House helps individuals and families combat hunger and poverty, ultimately empowering clients to independence.

Learn how New Hope Oklahoma​​​​​​​ is working on ending generational incarceration, one child at a time, through afterschool and community-based programs for children impacted by incarceration.  

Learn more about OLFC, working tirelessly to provide legal representation for abused and neglected children in foster care.

In 2019, the Ronald McDonald House of Tulsa provides lodging and support for families coming to Tulsa to seek health care for their sick children. Learn more.

In 2019, the Homeless Alliance helped 754 people work their way out of homelessness. Learn more about this dedicated nonprofit organization.

Each quarter, we highlight a local nonprofit organization working to improve our communities. Learn more about the American Heart Association.

Each quarter, we highlight a local nonprofit organization working to improve our communities. This quarter, we are please to feature South Tulsa Community House, which serves Tulsa's vulnerable community of the Riverwood area.

TCO is a proud sponsor of Great Plains Journalism Awards, presented by the Tulsa Press Club, recognizing exceptional journalism in the region.

Women in Recovery (WIR) is an intensive outpatient alternative to incarceration for eligible women...

Big Brothers and Big Sisters provides children facing adversity with enduring, professionally supported one-to-one relationships that change their lives for the better, forever.

Oklahoma Firefighters Burn Camp is a five-day summer camp that accepts children ages six to 16 who have suffered severe burn injuries or traumatic injuries causing scarring and disfigurements. It began in 1999 and is held every August at Dry Gulch USA, in Pryor, Okla. The camp is a place of unconditional love and acceptance, where scars do not limit future goals and successes.