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Oklahoma Service Locations Oklahoma | Service Location Report 2020 YEAR IN REVIEW AmeriCorps City Service Locations Project Name Program Type Completed* Current Sponsor Organization Participants Participants Ada Ada Child Development Ctr Chickasaw Nation AmeriCorps AmeriCorps Indian Tribes 5 - Chickasaw Nation Ada Ada Emergency Management Chickasaw Nation AmeriCorps AmeriCorps Indian Tribes 3 2 Chickasaw Nation Ada Boys & Girls Club of Ada Forest Grove VISTA Service to SE Oklahoma AmeriCorps VISTA 3 - Forest Grove Public School Ada Chickasaw Nutrition Center Chickasaw AmeriCorps National - 1 Equal Heart Ada Glenwood School Age Facility Chickasaw Nation AmeriCorps AmeriCorps Indian Tribes 8 - Chickasaw Nation Ada Nutrition Services Chickasaw Nation AmeriCorps AmeriCorps Indian Tribes 4 4 Chickasaw Nation Ada Oklahoma Business Unit Oklahoma Business Unit AmeriCorps National 1 - The Nature Conservancy Agra Agra Public Schools Forest Grove VISTA Service to SE Oklahoma AmeriCorps VISTA - 1 Forest Grove Public School Albion Pickens Community Library Forest Grove VISTA Service to SE Oklahoma AmeriCorps VISTA 5 2 Forest Grove Public School Altus Great Plains Literacy Council Oklahoma In Action - VISTA AmeriCorps VISTA 1 1 Red River Community Corps, Inc. Antlers Antlers 1 Head Start Little Dixie Community Action Agency School AmeriCorps State 1 1 Readiness Little Dixie Community Action Agency Antlers Antlers Public School Forest Grove VISTA Service to SE Oklahoma AmeriCorps VISTA 5 1 Forest Grove Public School Antlers Moyers Public Schools Forest Grove VISTA Service to SE Oklahoma AmeriCorps VISTA 11 2 Forest Grove Public School Ardmore Food & Resource Center of Healthy Futures Oklahoma AmeriCorps State 1 1 South Central Oklahoma Red River Community Corps, Inc. Ardmore Food & Resource Center of Oklahoma In Action - VISTA AmeriCorps VISTA 1 - South Central Oklahoma Red River Community Corps, Inc. Bartlesville Bartlesville Public Library Oklahoma Literacy Coalition VISTA Project AmeriCorps VISTA 1 - Literacy Services Oklahoma Literacy Coalition Inc Bethany WESTERN OAKS ES Putnam City Schools AmeriCorps Program AmeriCorps State 8 - Putnam City Schools Billings Billings Public Schools Forest Grove VISTA Service to SE Oklahoma AmeriCorps VISTA - 3 Forest Grove Public School Bokoshe Bokoshe Public Schools Forest Grove VISTA Service to SE Oklahoma AmeriCorps VISTA 4 - Forest Grove Public School Broken Arrow A New Leaf Oklahoma Opportunities AmeriCorps State 2 1 Red River Community Corps, Inc. Broken Arrow Broken Arrow Church of Christ Anti-Hunger Corps AmeriCorps VISTA 4 - Hunger Free America Broken Bow Battiest Public School Forest Grove VISTA Service to SE Oklahoma AmeriCorps VISTA 1 1 Forest Grove Public School Broken Bow Broken Bow 1 Head Start Little Dixie Community Action Agency School AmeriCorps State 1 - Readiness Little Dixie Community Action Agency AmeriCorps NCCC members and AmeriCorps Seniors volunteers may serve at more than one service location in the report; they are counted at each location in which they serve. Report reflects all national service locations active between January 15, 2020 and January 13, 2021. For AmeriCorps Seniors projects where 2020 service location data is unavailable, service locations associated with the project from the previous year are represented. 1 Oklahoma | Service Location Report 2020 YEAR IN REVIEW City Service Locations Project Name Program Type Completed* Current Sponsor Organization Participants Participants Broken Bow Broken Bow 3 Head Start Little Dixie Community Action Agency School AmeriCorps State 1 - Readiness Little Dixie Community Action Agency Broken Bow McCurtain County Boys & Girls Forest Grove VISTA Service to SE Oklahoma AmeriCorps VISTA 5 2 Club Forest Grove Public School Butler FWS Southwest Region SCA OK AmeriCorps National - 1 Student Conservation Association, Inc. Canute Canute Public Schools Forest Grove VISTA Service to SE Oklahoma AmeriCorps VISTA 1 - Forest Grove Public School Carney Carney Public Schools Forest Grove VISTA Service to SE Oklahoma AmeriCorps VISTA 7 3 Forest Grove Public School Checotah Checotah Public Schools Forest Grove VISTA Service to SE Oklahoma AmeriCorps VISTA 13 7 Forest Grove Public School Clayton Clayton Public School Forest Grove VISTA Service to SE Oklahoma AmeriCorps VISTA 2 1 Forest Grove Public School Cleveland Cleveland Lead to Read (Successful Service) AmeriCorps State 2 2 Jennings Public School Colcord Colcord Public School Forest Grove VISTA Service to SE Oklahoma AmeriCorps VISTA 2 - Forest Grove Public School Depew Depew Lead to Read (Successful Service) AmeriCorps State 3 4 Jennings Public School Drumright Drumright Lead to Read (Successful Service) AmeriCorps State 1 1 Jennings Public School Duncan Girls Scouts of Western Girl Scouts of Western Oklahoma (October 29 - AmeriCorps NCCC 11 - Oklahoma December 19, 2020) Girls Scouts of Western Oklahoma Duncan Girls Scouts of Western Girls Scouts of Western Oklahoma (January 10 - AmeriCorps NCCC 11 - Oklahoma March 19, 2020) Girls Scouts of Western Oklahoma Durant Durant Boys & Girls Club Forest Grove VISTA Service to SE Oklahoma AmeriCorps VISTA 24 9 Forest Grove Public School Enid CDSA Youthbuild YouthBuild Enid AmeriCorps National 31 11 YouthBuild USA, Inc Enid Loaves & Fishes NWOK Healthy Futures Oklahoma AmeriCorps State 1 1 Red River Community Corps, Inc. Fort Cobb Fort Cobb Broxton Public Forest Grove VISTA Service to SE Oklahoma AmeriCorps VISTA - 1 Schools Forest Grove Public School Fort Towson Fort Towson Head Start Little Dixie Community Action Agency School AmeriCorps State - 1 Readiness Little Dixie Community Action Agency Fort Towson Fort Towson Historic Site Forest Grove VISTA Service to SE Oklahoma AmeriCorps VISTA 4 1 Forest Grove Public School Garvin City of Garvin Forest Grove VISTA Service to SE Oklahoma AmeriCorps VISTA - 1 Forest Grove Public School Garvin Forest Grove Public School Forest Grove VISTA Service to SE Oklahoma AmeriCorps VISTA 45 6 Forest Grove Public School Goldsby Oklahoma Dept. of Agriculture Oklahoma Dept. of Agriculture Food & Forestry AmeriCorps NCCC 11 - Food & Forestry (January 10 - March 19, 2020) Oklahoma Dept. of Agriculture Food & Forestry Grandview Grand View Public School Forest Grove VISTA Service to SE Oklahoma AmeriCorps VISTA 25 6 Forest Grove Public School AmeriCorps NCCC members and AmeriCorps Seniors volunteers may serve at more than one service location in the report; they are counted at each location in which they serve. Report reflects all national service locations active between January 15, 2020 and January 13, 2021. For AmeriCorps Seniors projects where 2020 service location data is unavailable, service locations associated with the project from the previous year are represented. 2 Oklahoma | Service Location Report 2020 YEAR IN REVIEW City Service Locations Project Name Program Type Completed* Current Sponsor Organization Participants Participants Granite Granite Public Schools Forest Grove VISTA Service to SE Oklahoma AmeriCorps VISTA - 3 Forest Grove Public School Grant Christian Women Fellowship Forest Grove VISTA Service to SE Oklahoma AmeriCorps VISTA 3 2 (CWF) Organization Forest Grove Public School Grove GROVE LOWER ES Lead to Read (Successful Service) AmeriCorps State 1 - Jennings Public School Haworth Hand to Hand Service Agency Forest Grove VISTA Service to SE Oklahoma AmeriCorps VISTA 5 1 Forest Grove Public School Haworth Haworth Head Start Little Dixie Community Action Agency School AmeriCorps State 1 1 Readiness Little Dixie Community Action Agency Haworth Haworth Public School Forest Grove VISTA Service to SE Oklahoma AmeriCorps VISTA 3 1 Forest Grove Public School Haworth Haworth Senior Citizens Forest Grove VISTA Service to SE Oklahoma AmeriCorps VISTA - 1 Forest Grove Public School Heavener Heavener Public Schools Forest Grove VISTA Service to SE Oklahoma AmeriCorps VISTA 17 5 Forest Grove Public School Hinton Hinton Public Schools Forest Grove VISTA Service to SE Oklahoma AmeriCorps VISTA 3 4 Forest Grove Public School Hominy Hominy Lead to Read (Successful Service) AmeriCorps State 2 2 Jennings Public School Hugo Choctaw/Pushmataha County Forest Grove VISTA Service to SE Oklahoma AmeriCorps VISTA 10 5 Youth Services Forest Grove Public School Hugo Feed the Need Foundation Forest Grove VISTA Service to SE Oklahoma AmeriCorps VISTA - 1 Forest Grove Public School Hugo Horace Mann 1 Head Start Little Dixie Community Action Agency School AmeriCorps State - 1 Readiness Little Dixie Community Action Agency Hugo Horace Mann 2 Head Start Little Dixie Community Action Agency School AmeriCorps State 1 - Readiness Little Dixie Community Action Agency Hugo Horace Mann 3 Head Start Little Dixie Community Action Agency School AmeriCorps State 1 - Readiness Little Dixie Community Action Agency Hugo HS Virtual Site Little Dixie Community Action Agency School AmeriCorps State - 1 Readiness Little Dixie Community Action Agency Hugo Hugo 2 Head Start Little Dixie Community Action Agency School AmeriCorps State 1 - Readiness Little Dixie Community Action Agency Hugo Hugo 4 Head Start Little Dixie Community Action Agency School AmeriCorps State 1 - Readiness Little Dixie Community Action Agency Hugo Hugo EHS Little Dixie Community Action Agency School AmeriCorps State 1 1 Readiness Little Dixie Community Action Agency Hugo Project G.A.I.N. Forest Grove VISTA Service to SE Oklahoma AmeriCorps VISTA 5 2 Forest Grove Public School Hulbert Hulbert Public Schools Forest Grove VISTA Service to SE Oklahoma AmeriCorps VISTA 1 1 Forest Grove Public School
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