2016—2017 ANNUAL REPORT OF THE OKLAHOMA CENTER for NONPROFITS 1 LEARN ADVOCATE EXCEL NURTURE GROW EXPLORE CONNECT

The Oklahoma Center for Nonprofits is the organization of choice for professionals and volunteers to LEARN the most up-to-date, leading practices in nonprofit management. We ADVOCATE for the sector through a comprehensive legislative and public education agenda that puts nonprofits and their donors first. WeEXCEL through our adherence to excellence in all we do. We NURTURE the missions of more than 19,000 nonprofits in Oklahoma. We help organizations GROW and evolve by teaching them to EXPLORE and CONNECT to reach their full potential.

WE ARE NONPROFITS. WE ARE EXCELLENCE. Thank you to generous printing support provided by Williams.

2 3 Do all the good you can. We say it repeatedly. In a state like Oklahoma, we are hard-wired to do good. And to quote my friend, Sharon Gallagher in Tulsa, you have to be good to do good. That’s why the Oklahoma Center for Nonprofi ts is here. We equip organizations with the tools to be great, so they can do good. And we’ve been doing it since 1981: helping organizations embody excellence.

…by all the means you can. We are a strong sector, with 18,979 nonprofi ts registered in Oklahoma. Of those many nonprofi ts, 958 are members of the Center. You donate more than $2.5 billion to charitable organizations and volunteer to the tune of 94 million hours, which is worth more than $2.6 billion. There is strength in working and giving together.

…in all the ways you can. We collaborate to enrich, change and save lives across the state. Whether it is through services to end suffering, arts and cultural events, or wraparound programming for Oklahomans, the charitable sector seeks to collectively impact our communities.

…in all the places you can. We support nonprofi ts in every corner of Oklahoma. Through training, outreach and consultation, the Center is there to teach, learn, engage and advocate for all nonprofi ts in our state.

…at all the times you can. We keep watch for the sector through education, awareness, advocacy and “standing for our missions.” We empower nonprofi ts to advocate for their work that signifi cantly improves and advances our communities.

…to all the people you can. Last year, we provided training to 2,338 participants in 252 training events. For organizations that requested deeper engagement, we completed 86 consulting projects. We had more than 4,000 touch points with nonprofi t professionals, volunteers, board members, donors and other constituents.

And we will continue to do this for as long as you ever can.

We hope you enjoy reading about all the good nonprofi ts do, and how the Center is there to help, in our annual report. We also encourage you to consider a gift that does good by supporting the Center’s work. Your investment means nonprofi ts from Altus to Anadarko and Tulsa to Tishomingo receive the transformational training, consulting and membership services they need. Your contribution helps to advocate for the sector at the local, state and federal levels.

You continue the tradition to “Do all the good you can.” We appreciate your support and we look forward to doing more good. Together.

Marnie Taylor President and CEO

4 5 By All the Means You Can: Creating and Sustaining a Unifi ed Network Brooke Townsend, Oklahoma City The Oklahoma Caring Foundation and Blue Cross Blue Shield of Oklahoma; Member, Board of Directors

My fi rst experience with the Oklahoma Center for Nonprofi ts was in 2009 when I represented the organization where I now serve as Executive Director (The Oklahoma Caring Foundation) in participating in Standards for Excellence. Today, as I oversee community relations for Blue Cross Blue Shield of Oklahoma along with The Oklahoma Caring Foundation, I recognize how signifi cant best practices are in creating effective, transparent and accountable nonprofi ts. Moreover, as a board member of both the Center and of Infant Crisis Services in Oklahoma City, I take my role as a director more seriously and more confi dently. The Center really empowers all levels of the charitable sector – whether practitioner, leader or executive, volunteer or board member. That says a lot.

The Center provides the foundation upon which a strong nonprofi t sector can prosper; it helps the sector build capacity while providing a very important voice for the nonprofi ts in our state. The nonprofi t sector is the best example of how collaborative partnerships at all levels can work to benefi t the people of our state. This provides vital resources to fi ll gaps that other pieces of our state infrastructure create.

The charitable sector also provides a purpose and focus for corporate, business and philanthropic leaders and an avenue for those leaders to share their success. The only way to make lasting change is to have a collective voice and a network of collaboration among all nonprofi t stakeholders. Most importantly, the benefi t of a united sector is strength – the power to make lasting change and create true collaboration that results in positive outcomes.

A connected network facilitates sharing of resources which leads to increased effi ciency within the sector.

Finally, as a community philanthropist, I see the hard work and innovation happening across the state, thanks, in large part, to nonprofi ts. They truly change, improve and many times save lives. I can’t imagine what Oklahoma would look like if we didn’t have a strong nonprofi t sector. I’m thankful for the role the Center plays in helping to strengthen the work of nonprofi ts.

OKLAHOMA NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS 2016 NONPROFIT SECTOR DATA At the end of fi scal year 2016-2017, there were958 Oklahoma nonprofi t contribution in revenue $15.3 Billion OKCNP member organizations. $48.8 Billion In 2016, there were 18,979 nonprofi t organizations in Oklahoma nonprofi t organizational assets Oklahoma. Charitable giving by Oklahomans $2.5 Billion

Volunteer service by Oklahomans 94 Million hours 6 7 In All the Ways You Can: Building Partnerships and Sustaining Collaborations

Seth Fairchild, Durant Chahta Foundation and Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma Center Board Member

The Center is unique in its ability to create exponential change in our state. By assisting urban and rural nonprofi ts across Oklahoma, they affect communities big and small. This “good” is made possible through knowledge sharing and resource development on a large scale that would be diffi cult to imagine if not for the Center.

Partnerships have always been important to the people of Oklahoma. The Center creates these opportunities through intentional action and planned collaborations. By leveraging these connections and resources, we are better able to foster the change we work so hard to create. Throughout history, our tribe has consistently displayed a spirit of cooperation and a sense of the greater good. This is a quality shared by the Center.

Lacey Horn, Tahlequah The Cherokee Nation Center Board Member

The Cherokee Nation has partnered with the Center for a number of years to provide training to our supported organizations to help preserve our culture and improve our communities. The economic impact of philanthropy, nonprofi t work and the Center’s involvement is changing the lives of Cherokee citizens each and every day. This partnership is vital to the work of our charitable organizations.

Johnna R. Walker, Ada Chickasaw Foundation and the Chickasaw Nation Center Board Member

Our foundation has benefi tted greatly from our partnership with the Center. Throughout the Chickasaw Nation, we also have dozens of nonprofi ts providing important services to our citizens. The Center helps our nonprofi ts be the best they can be and “do all the good they can” by lending an ear and helping hand along the OKLAHOMA CENTER FOR NONPROFITS way. SERVICES We also appreciate that the Center provides these trainings in the heart of the Chickasaw Nation. By working with nonprofi ts on the ground in our • Training workshops communities, we have greater impact and better relationships. • Standards for Excellence • Consulting services • Toll-free helpline • Advocacy

8 9 In All the Places You Can: The Center Helps All Communities

Tracy Bittle, Enid Leonardo’s Children’s Museum

As I worked to move into the Executive Director position at Leonardo’s Children’s Museum, I quickly learned that before I attained this position I wanted to become a “Certifi ed Manager” by the Center. The reputation of the organization and content of this course was something I felt very necessary to be a good future leader of my organization. Every class of this course was valuable. I quickly networked with amazing other nonprofi t leaders and developed relationships with the outstanding staff of the Center. This experience has led to many other experiences with this organization, and I value all of them.

There is an abundance of resources for organizations in Tulsa and Oklahoma City. When you live in any of the “other towns” located in the vast rural land of Oklahoma, you quickly learn that resources are limited. Professional development, guidance and networking become a priority that any aspiring executive looks for to become an effective leader in a community such as Enid. The Center reaches far beyond their city limits and will gladly come out to rural areas to provide consultations and trainings to rural leaders. The professionalism, follow through, and eagerness to assist rural Oklahoma is evident at the Center, and I am truly appreciative of this.

Besides management certifi cation, I have called for advice concerning legal or governmental issues for my organization, and I have utilized consultation on various levels. My board of directors engaged in strategic planning with the help of the Center. I later recommended the Center to facilitate this process for several other boards of which I am a member. On three occasions, Center facilitators quickly identifi ed priorities, industry limitations and opportunities and led groups through valuable discussions that will infl uence the future of these organizations through the next decade.

The quality of the Center’s training is excellent and the relationships are irreplaceable. The networking that they facilitate is priceless. Having a central, reputable organization to support nonprofi ts is vital to our survival in this highly competitive world. We are thankful to have them as a resource.

STATEWIDE REACH GROWTH TRAINING NUMBERS FISCAL YEAR 2012 2017 Total Training Sessions 252 Number of Attendees 2,338 STAFF DEDICATED TO RURAL OUTREACH 0 3 FT Standards for Excellence Sessions 80 GRANTS FOR RURAL OUTREACH $0 $135,000 Standards for Excellence Graduates to date 844 STANDARDS FOR EXCELLENCE TRAINING 0 Four Rural Sessions Nonprofi t Management ENID, BARTLESVILLE, Certifi cation Program Graduates 120 TAHLEQUAH, LAWTON Leaders’ Circles Attendees 48

OTHER TRAINING SESSIONS PONCA CITY, ARDMORE, CONSULTING DURANT, MUSKOGEE, ADA, Total Projects 86 TAHLEQUAH, ENID, LAWTON Strategic planning, board governance, 10 and BARTLESVILLE. fundraising, team building and more. 11 At All the Times You Can: Advocating for the Sector

John Ford, Bartlesville Former State Senator and Current Board Member for the Oklahoma Center for Nonprofi ts

Before joining the Center’s board, I had been on the board of my local United Way for several years and was asked to update our by-laws. One of the fi rst resources I reached out to was the Center. They provided the input that was needed to assure the by-laws refl ected the guidance and values of our organization.

To be a truly effective nonprofi t there must be a strong leadership and a strong board. The value of the Center is the training and consulting they offer to the nonprofi ts across Oklahoma and creating the forums that allow nonprofi ts to share and learn from each other.

Advocacy is also critical for nonprofi ts. Legislators and policy makers are constantly faced with issues where they lack a depth of knowledge or an understanding of the unintended consequences that might occur with any change. In cases like these, good legislators and look to individuals and organizations that are knowledgeable, trusted and representative of the values and beliefs of Oklahomans. The Center is there to help.

I have been on both sides of advocacy with the Center. As a legislator I was approached with authoring a bill that made changes benefi ting all nonprofi ts and was also supported by the State agencies impacted by the change. Even after my service in the Senate, there was an attempt to make changes that would be detrimental to the nonprofi ts of Oklahoma. The Center led the effort to keep this change from being implemented, and I had the opportunity to be part of that effort. The Center truly led the sector on these issues.

It is important for our legislators to have an understanding of the compassion and value nonprofi ts bring to the constituents of their districts and to support this effort. This understanding is best fostered by the local nonprofi t employees, board members and clients reaching out to the legislators to demonstrate the value and the impact of the sector.

—˜™š LEGISLATIVE HIGHLIGHTS

HB 2347 The bill would have capped charitable giving deductions Charitable Giving Incentives The Center promotes the value of the (along with other itemized deductions) at $17,000. The Center charitable giving incentive at both the federal and state levels, and will successfully lobbied to have the bill amended to exclude charitable continue to advocate for keeping all incentives intact. Additionally, the deductions. The Center believes charitable giving incentives are vital Center encourages Congress to consider a “non-itemizer, universal to the health and effectiveness of the sector. deduction” to encourage all Americans to give to charity and have the same benefi ts as those who itemize. Johnson Amendment The Center continues to oppose any changes to IRS guidelines prohibiting 501c3 organizations from endorsing Fair Budgeting and Contracting Because many organizations candidates or political parties for offi ce. We believe that charities within the charitable sector rely heavily on government contracts, are stronger when they remain nonpartisan and we will oppose any fee-for-service reimbursements and other public funding, the Center federal changes that would weaken or eliminate this important 1954 advocates that nonprofi ts receiving funding not sustain cuts. rule. 12 13 To All the People You Can: Recognizing Excellence

Pat Potts, Oklahoma City Center Founder

When I founded the Center in 1981, I did so because nonprofi ts needed a friend. They needed a helping hand, a shoulder to lean on, a brain to pick, eyes to look things over and so much more. I have believed in the power of nonprofi ts for as long as I can remember. In my role as a practitioner to my role as a philanthropist to my role as an advocate and my role as an activist, nonprofi ts were the vehicle to effect change.

In 2011, my husband, Ray, and I were honored at the fi rst Visions Awards. The Center created an award in my name for subsequent years. We have honored a stellar list of leaders, philanthropists and all around “givers.” It’s a favorite night of the year. In 1981, I was inspired to start the work of the Center. Today, I am just as inspired by their work and of the work of the 19,000 nonprofi ts in Oklahoma – staff, volunteers, board members, donors and leaders. I am proud to see the Center do all the good it can to make Oklahoma thrive.

Howard and Billie Barnett, Tulsa 2017 ONE Awards Chairs

We have been involved with the Center for a number of years – as donors, advisors, board members, committee leaders, and most importantly, cheerleaders. The work of the Center is absolutely crucial in creating a nonprofi t sector that meets the needs of the tens of thousands of Oklahomans each day that walk through their doors.

As sponsors and chairs of the ONE Awards, we know that excellence is hard to achieve and rarely recognized. Each year, the vision of Jerry Dickman and Joe Moran come to life as the Center honors 24 organizations of excellence. To date, we have handed out more than $1.5 million in grants to nonprofi ts. We have recognized the best of the best. We have been proud partners to help in this work, and we look forward to the future as we continue to strive for and reward excellence.

ONE AWARDS McCall’s Chapel School, Inc., Ada 2017 Charles Schusterman Award for Excellence Winner

ONE COMMISSION —˜™ž VISIONS HONOREES David Hogan, Chair Phil Lakin, Jr. Sharon Gallagher, Sarkeys Special Recognition Award Kathie Coyle Frank W. Merrick Larry Pulliam, Lifetime Achievement Award Nance Diamond Polly Nichols Lauren Branch, Pat Potts Visionary Award J. Jerry Dickman Meg Salyer Desiree Doherty, The Rodney Bivens Innovation Award winner Lisa Greenlee Wendi Schuur Mary Frates, The Rodney Bivens Innovation Award fi nalist 14 Kim Henry Mary Kate Wilson Dan Straughan, The Rodney Bivens Innovation Award fi nalist 15 As Long As You Ever Can: Giving and Long-Term Investment

Ginny Bass Carl, Oklahoma City Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation

Several years ago, I was on the board of Sunbeam Family Services and working for a nonprofi t (Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation and Oklahoma Heritage Association) and sought to improve my knowledge of nonprofi ts and be a better board member and nonprofi t employee. The Oklahoma Center for Nonprofi ts was really the only local source of training with its knowledge and expertise in the nonprofi t arena. I took one class and was hooked.

As an attorney by trade, I also knew best practices equate to better nonprofi ts and, ultimately, better communities. The Center is excellent at leveraging its assets – staff, knowledge and relationships – to maximize its impact across the state with nonprofi ts of all types and sizes. Do the math – exponential growth is positive impact: exactly how education and leadership are meant to work.

I am also a proponent of strong, transformative and lasting investments through philanthropy. What a joy it is to plant a tree for the next generations to have to enjoy its shade. We have amazing philanthropists in our generous state: from those who give a few dollars each month to others who dedicate their lives and fortunes to give back to the communities that cradled them. My professional specialty is legacy and planned giving. Because planned gifts are made out of net worth (assets) rather than disposable income, these gifts can truly be transformational. With a good plan (and everyone needs a plan!), a donor can do amazing things.

Nonprofi ts that help donors leave a legacy gift provide them the opportunity to experience the joy of doing all the good she can for as long as ever she can. With legacy gifts, the donor has peace of mind that her estate is preserved to take care of self and family and fulfi lled philanthropic desire. Oklahoma generosity is contagious, and as our friend Mike Turpen often quips, “If ya ain’t givin’, ya ain’t livin’!”

THANK YOU TO OUR GENEROUS SUPPORTERS

16 17 —˜™ž¡—˜™š —˜™ž¡—˜™š MEMBERSHIP FINANCIAL STATEMENT

Cash & Cash Equivalents 563,687 Other Current Assets 125,886 Total Current Assets 689,573 Total Organizational Members*: Other Assets 111,751 958 Total Assets 801,324 New Members in 2016–17: Current Liabilities 141,898 272 Net Assets 659,426 Total Liabilities and Assets 801,324

Revenue Program Service Fees 862,306 City Care’s Whiz Kids Contributions and Grants 1,112,434 OKLAHOMA COUNTY City Rescue Mission 39th Street District Association CityRep, The Oklahoma City Repertory Theatre Other Revenues 17,292 A.I.D.S. Support Program, Inc. Coalition of Breastfeeding Advocates Ability Connection Oklahoma Coffee Creek Riding Center Academic Alliance Institute Community Action Agency of Oklahoma City & Oklahoma Total Operating Revenue 1 ,992,032 Access Sports, Inc. and Canadian Counties, Inc. Activity Changes Everyone Foundation Community Literacy Centers ACTs Community Development Concordia Life Care Community The After School Spot Consumer Credit Counseling Service of Central Oklahoma Aim Educational Foundation Cox Communications Allied Arts Crane, Ed Expenses American Fidelity Foundation Creative Oklahoma American Red Cross of Central Oklahoma Cristo Rey Oklahoma City Catholic High School Angel Links Foundation Dale Rogers Training Center Program Expenses 1,724,548 Angels Foster Family Network Danna, Tiffany Anna’s House Foundation Daystar Foundation and Library Archdiocese of Oklahoma City deadCENTER Film Festival Management & General Expenses 173,140 Areawide Aging Agency Dean McGee Eye Institute Arnall Family Foundation Dean, Stephanie Arthritis Foundation Delta Dental of Oklahoma Oral Health Foundation Fundraising Expenses 162,946 Arts Council of Oklahoma City Dentists for the Disabled and Elderly in Need of Treatment Aspiring Attitudes Depression & Bipolar Support Alliance of Oklahoma, Inc. Association of American Indian Physicians Development By Design Total Operating Expenses 2,060,634 Association of Fundraising Professionals (AFP)- OKC Devon Energy Corporation ASTEC Charter Schools Diabetes Solutions of Oklahoma Autism Oklahoma Dialogue Institute Oklahoma BancFirst OKC Dove Charter Public School Foundation Bank of the West Down Syndrome Association of Central Oklahoma Barbara and Stanton Young Foundation Downtown Oklahoma City Initiatives, Inc. Beautiful Dream Society The Dragonfl y Home The Bella Foundation E.L. and Thelma Gaylord Foundation Belle Isle Enterprise Middle School EARC, Inc. Berndt, Molly Eden’s Place Foundation Best Friends of Pets Edmond Family Counseling Birth Choice of Oklahoma, Inc. Edmond Historical Society & Museum Blumenthal, Jeff and Lori Edmond Mobile Meals Boeing Edmond Performing ARTS Center Bonds, Ken The Education and Employment Ministry Bowman, Amy El Sistema Oklahoma Boys & Girls Club of Oklahoma County, Inc. Ellis, Nancy and Robert Branch15 The Energizing Earth Foundation Brides with Cancer Everest, Tricia Britvil Community Food Pantry Evolution Foundation Brothers In Recovery Executive Service Corps of Central Oklahoma Browne, Bob and Karen Express Employment Professionals Building Firm Foundations for Life, Inc. Expressions Community Center Busby Durham Key Foundation Faith Community Nurses Association of Oklahoma Butler-King, Renea Family Builders Butterfi eld Memorial Foundation The Family Junction Association CAIR Oklahoma Feed the Children Calm Waters Center for Children and Families Fields & Futures Foundation Capitol Hill Main Street First Serve OKC Foundation CARE - Combat Arms Reunion Experience First Unitarian Church of Oklahoma City The CARE Center The Foundation for Oklahoma City Public Schools CARE Oklahoma Foundation Management CASA Of Oklahoma County Francis Tuttle Foundation, Inc. Catalyst Behavioral Services Free to Live Animal Sanctuary Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of OKC, Inc. Freedom School Oklahoma City Cavett Kids Foundation Friends of Edgemere School Central Oklahoma Habitat for Humanity, Inc. Friends of NW 10th Street Central Oklahoma Humane Society Friends of the Capitol Central Oklahoma Workforce Investment Board, Inc. Friends of the Mansion A Chance to Change Foundation Fudge, Chip and Shannon Chesapeake Energy Gaberino Carey, Patsy Chickasaw Country Marketing Association Gatewood Historic District, Inc. The Children’s Center Gatewood, Ashton Glover Children’s Hospital Foundation Gaugler, Nina Children’s Hospital Volunteers Girl Scouts of Western Oklahoma The Christmas Connection Girls on the Run of Central Oklahoma Citizens Caring for Children Goodwill Industries of Central Oklahoma City Care Great Plains Coca Cola 18 19 —˜™ž¡—˜™š MEMBERSHIP (cont.) Great Plains Region AMBUCS OK Choctaw Tribal Alliance, Inc. Perpetual Motion Dance YWCA Oklahoma City Greater Oklahoma City Chamber OK Foster Wishes Pet Food Pantry of Oklahoma City, Inc. Green Shoe Foundation OKC Carousel Corral Plaza District Association Haddox, Wes OKC Dodgers Baseball Foundation Positive Tomorrows CENTRAL OKLAHOMA 2 HALO Project International OKC Dream Center Possibilities, Inc. (Canadian, Grady, and McClain Hampton, Debby and Mike OKC Police Athletic League, Inc. Post Shift Counties) Hanson, Olivia OKCMAR Foundation Potts Family Foundation, Inc. Harn Homestead Museum Oklahoma Academy of Physician Assistants Potts, Pat and Ray 21st Century Santa Harold Hamm Diabetes Center Oklahoma Ag Mediation Program, Inc. Potts, Steve and Kathy The CART House Harris, David Oklahoma Aids Care Fund Preservation Oklahoma Chickasha Area Arts Council Health Alliance for the Uninsured, Inc. Oklahoma Americorps The Project Management Institute Chickasha Public School Foundation Heartland Council of the Blind Oklahoma Arts Council Public Health Institute of Oklahoma Christians Encouraging Christians, Inc. Heartline, Inc. Oklahoma Assisted Living Association Putnam City Schools Foundation Compassionate Hands Hearts for Hearing Oklahoma Association for Infant Mental Health Ray, Kay El Reno Blessing Baskets Herland Sister Resources Oklahoma Association of Charitable Gift Planners Reach Out and Read Oklahoma Empower Foundation Holland, Kristin Oklahoma Association of Community Colleges Reaching Our City Incorporated Evany Clinic The Homeless Alliance, Inc. Oklahoma Association of Optometric Physicians ReadWrite Center for Learning Faith Clinic HOPE Center of Edmond Oklahoma Autism Center REAL Ministries Foundation Grady County Historical Society HOPE Community Services Oklahoma Baptist Homes for Children, Inc. Rebuilding Together OKC, Inc. Hale, Kristyn HopeHouse OKC Oklahoma Bar Foundation The Recovery Center for Alcohol and Drug Hoeltzel, Danielle Houston, John Oklahoma Behavioral Health Association Services of Central Oklahoma Hope Chest OKC Huckabee, Rachel The Oklahoma Blood Institute Red River Community Corps, Inc. House of Healing, Inc. Hyde, Sue Ann and Dudley Oklahoma Business Ethics Consortium Red Rock Behavioral Health Services The HUB Mission Ministry, Inc. i2E, Inc. Oklahoma CASA Association, Inc. Redbud Classic McClain-Garvin Youth and Family Center Impact Oklahoma Oklahoma Child Care Resource & Referral Association Reduxion Theatre Company Mindy’s Memory Primate Sanctuary Inasmuch Foundation Oklahoma Children’s Theatre Regional Food Bank of Oklahoma Newcastle Community Foundation Individual Artists of Oklahoma Oklahoma City Ballet ReMerge of Oklahoma County, Inc. Oklahoma Institute for Civic Studies Infant Crisis Services Oklahoma City Beautiful Research Institute for Economic Development Professional Photographers of Oklahoma Institute for Economic Empowerment of Women Oklahoma City Boathouse Foundation Respect Diversity Foundation Reading Works INTEGRIS Foundation Oklahoma City Community College Foundation RISE Program, Inc. Resurrection House ITN Central Oklahoma Oklahoma City Family Justice Center Ronald McDonald House Charities of Oklahoma City, Inc. Savannah Station Therapeutic Riding Program It’s My Community Initiative Oklahoma City Girls Art School Ropp, Rachel Second Chance and Reentry Services, Inc. Jackson, Donna Oklahoma City Handbell Ensemble, Inc. RSVP of Central Oklahoma, Inc. University of Science & Arts of Oklahoma Foundation Jesus House, Inc. Oklahoma City Indian Clinic Sally’s List White Fields, Inc. Jewish Federation of Greater OKC Oklahoma City Metro Alliance Salt and Light Leadership Training, Inc. Jim Riley Outreach Oklahoma City Metro Literacy Coalition Salvation Army Arkansas/Oklahoma Johnson, Carlos Oklahoma City Museum of Art Sanders, Shelley CENTRAL OKLAHOMA 3 Joullian Foundation Oklahoma City National Memorial & Museum Sandridge Energy (Cleveland, Pottawatomie, and Journal Record Publishing Co., The Oklahoma City Orchestra League Santa Fe Family Life Center Seminole Counties) Joy Reed Belt & Associates Oklahoma City Thunder Schiedel, Dan Jubilee Partners Association Oklahoma City Tool Library Incorporated Schramm, Deborah ABLE Junior League of Oklahoma City Oklahoma City University SeeWorth Foundation Ally’s House Keep Oklahoma Beautiful Oklahoma City’s Adventure District Seitz, Theresa Among Friends Activity Center Inc The Kerr Foundation Oklahoma Cleats for Kids ServeOK Assistance League of Norman Kerr, Lou Oklahoma Community Theatre Association The Sharing Tree Avedis Foundation Kerr, Steve Oklahoma Contemporary Arts Center Shiloh Camp Bethesda, Inc. Keystone Adventure School and Farm Oklahoma Council on Economic Education SixTwelve Boren, Molly and David Kids’ Chance of Oklahoma, Inc. Oklahoma Dental Foundation Skyline Urban Ministry Bridges of Norman KIPP Reach College Preparatory Oklahoma Disciples Foundation Smart Start Central Oklahoma Brinkman-White, Kerrie Kirkpatrick Family Fund Oklahoma Eating Disorders Association South Oklahoma City Chamber of Commerce Canine ETC Foundation Kitchingham, Maranda Oklahoma Engineering Foundation Southern Nazarene University Cargo Ranch Krahl, Kevin and Kelly Oklahoma Farming and Ranching Foundation Spay First Center for Children and Families, Inc. Latino Community Development Agency Oklahoma Foundation for Excellence Special Care, Inc. Central Oklahoma Community Action Agency Leadership OKC Oklahoma Gardeners Association Spirit USA Law Enforcement Chaplains Foundation Children’s House Montessori School Leadership Oklahoma Oklahoma Guardian Ad Litem Institute St. Luke’s United Methodist Foundation Cimarron Opera Lees, Lisa and Ray Oklahoma Hall of Fame, Inc. The State Chamber of Oklahoma Cleveland County CASA Legal Aid Services of Oklahoma, Inc. Oklahoma Health Care Workforce Center Suited for Success Coker, Candance Lend-A-Hand Parent-Child Center for the Oklahoma Heart Hospital Research Foundation Sunbeam Family Services Community Market of Pottawatomie County Prevention of Child Abuse Oklahoma Hemophilia Foundation Surayya Anne Foundation OKC Community Renewal of Pottawatomie County Leukemia & Lymphoma Society Oklahoma Higher Education Heritage Society Sustainable Oklahoma City Community Services Building, Inc. Life Change Academy Oklahoma Historical Society Talasaz, Afshean Copeland, Iris LifeTroops, Inc. Oklahoma Humanities Taylor, Marnie and Clayton Cross Timbers Resource Conservation and Lilyfi eld, Inc. Oklahoma Institute for Child Advocacy Teach for America - Oklahoma City Development Association Little Light Ministries Oklahoma Interviewing Services, Inc. TeamBreakerbox - TBGCAF The Depot LoPresto, Tony Oklahoma Lawyers for Children Teen Recovery Solutions Diamond, Nance and Jeffrey Love Like Crazy Foundation Oklahoma Lions Service Foundation Telehealth Alliance of Oklahoma, Inc. The Eden Clinic Love Link Ministries, Inc. Oklahoma Literacy Coalition, Inc. Tenaciously Teal Faith to Government LUKA International Foundation Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation Thick Descriptions Family Promise of Shawnee Lupus Foundation of Oklahoma, Inc. Oklahoma Messages Project Thomas, Kayla Food and Shelter, Inc. Lynn Institute for Healthcare Research Oklahoma Mothers’ Milk Bank The Toby Keith Foundation Gateway to Prevention & Recovery The Maisha Project Oklahoma Municipal League Townsend, Brooke Growing Global LLC Make-A-Wish Oklahoma Oklahoma Museums Association Travers, Zack Harry H. Diamond, Inc. Masonic Charity Foundation of Oklahoma Oklahoma One Call System, Inc. The Tree Bank Foundation Heartland Aeronautical Experience, Inc. Mayfl ower Medical Outreach, Inc. Oklahoma Partnership for School Readiness Foundation Tri-City Youth & Family Center, Inc. Jazz in June, Inc. McBride Foundation Oklahoma Philharmonic Society, Inc. Trudgeon, Jon KISS Institute for Practical Robotics McClendon, Samuel Oklahoma Primary Care Association Trudgeon, Jon and Sandy Knutson, Craig McLaughlin Family Foundation Oklahoma PTA True North Ministries LCCP Youth Transportation & Development Services McLaughlin, Jean and David Oklahoma Public Employee Association TSET Oklahoma Tobacco Settlement Endowment Trust Legacy Parenting Center Meinders Foundation Oklahoma Public Health Association Tyler, Noel Luggage With Love Mercy Health Foundation of Oklahoma Oklahoma Public School Resource Center U!Shine, Inc. Mission Shawnee Metro Technology Centers Oklahoma Publishing CO ULI Oklahoma Moore Public Schools Foundation Metropolitan Library System Oklahoma Railway Museum United Methodist Church Oklahoma Conference Moore Youth & Family Services Metropolitan School of Dance Oklahoma Shakespeare in the Park United Nations Association of Oklahoma City Mu Alpha Theta Educational Foundation Mid-Del Public Schools Foundation Oklahoma Society of Association Executives United Suburban Schools Organization National Weather Association Miles Against Melanoma Oklahoma State Medical Association Alliance United Way of Central Oklahoma National Weather Association Foundation Monitor Oklahoma, Inc. Oklahoma State School Boards Association Uptown 23rd Street Association Native Alliance Against Violence, Inc. Monnig, Tanya Oklahoma Statewide Independent Living Council Upward Transitions Norman Addiction Information & Counseling Museum of the Bible Oklahoma United Methodist Circle of Care The Urban Mission, Inc. Norman Arts Council My Heart’s Appeal, Inc. Oklahoma Urban & Community Forestry Council USA Dance Chapter 5056 Norman Cultural Connection Myriad Gardens Foundation Oklahoma Visual Arts Coalition Valley Hope Norman Fall Festival NAMI Edmond Oklahoma Women’s Coalition Variety Care, Inc. Norman Firehouse Art Center NAMI Oklahoma Oklahoma Youth Expo Vizavance, Inc. Norman Music Alliance National Cowboy and Western Heritage Museum Oklahoma Youth Hunting & Shooting Program Warriors for Freedom Foundation The Oklahoma Academy National Depository for Charitable Organizations Oklahoma Youth Orchestras Water4, Inc. Oklahoma Association on Problem and Compulsive Gambling National Downed Bikers Association Oklahoma Zoological Society Weingart, Rebecca Oklahoma Coalition for Reproductive Justice National Reining Horse Association Oklahomans for Special Library Services Wells Fargo Oklahoma People First NBC Oklahoma Oklahomans for the Arts WEOKIE Foundation Oklahoma Prevention Policy Alliance Neighborhood Alliance, Inc. ONE (Our Neighborhood Empowered) Wes Welker Foundation Oklahoma Swimming, Inc. Neighborhood Services Organization One World, Inc. Westminster Presbyterian Church Oklahoma Watch A New Leash on Life, Inc. Open Options Inc. Williams, Kathy L. and John One Safe Place Family Justice Center NewView Oklahoma Opry Heritage Foundation of Oklahoma Williams, Mark Oscar B. Jacobson Foundation Nexus Equine, Inc. Organs for Life Transplant Support Group, Inc. Wilson, Wendi Ostomy 2-1-1 Incorporated Nichols, Polly and Larry ORO Development Corporation WINGS Special Needs Adult Community OU Hillel Nichols, Polly and Larry Other Options, Inc. Women Lead Oklahoma Palmer, Adrian No Boundaries International Parent Promise Wong-Baker FACES Foundation PFLAG Norman Nonprofi t Solutions, PC Parents Helping Parents, Inc. World Book Bank, Inc. Pioneer Library System Foundation NorthCare Parkinson Foundation of Oklahoma World Neighbors Pottawatomie County Historical Society Novo Ministries Paseo Arts Association WovenLife, Inc. (FKA Easter Seals Oklahoma) Professional Oklahoma Educators Foundation OCADVSA, Inc. Patriots in Recovery Living YMCA of Greater Oklahoma City Project Safe OETA Foundation Payne Education Center Young Nonprofi t Professionals Network of OKC Sarkeys Foundation OIC-Opportunities Industrialization Center of Peaceful Family Solutions Youth Services for Oklahoma County Senior Citizens of Shawnee Oklahoma County, Inc. Peppers Ranch Youth Trumpet & Taps Corps Serve More Inc. 20 21 —˜™ž¡—˜™š MEMBERSHIP (cont.)

Shawnee Little Theatre, Inc. NORTHEAST COUNTIES American Association of Petroleum Geologists Foundation Islamic Council of Oklahoma The Sooner Theatre of Norman Angelheart James, Inc. Spielman, Leslie Agapé Mission of Bartlesville The Anne & Henry Zarrow Foundation Janada L. Batchelor Foundation for Children St. Crispin’s Conference Center + Camp Apex, Inc. Arms Around BA Jenkins, Linda Techlahoma Foundation Bartlesville Community Foundation Arts & Humanities Council of Tulsa Jenks Public Schools Foundation Thunderbird Clubhouse Bartlesville Education Promise Assistance League of Tulsa Jess L. and Mirian B. Stevens Foundation Traci R. Sykes Foundation Bartlesville Regional United Way Association of Fundraising Professionals (AFP)- Tulsa John Hope Franklin Center for Reconciliation, Inc. Transition House Bartlesville Symphony Orchestra The Attic Conversations Yoga Foundation Joy in the Cause United Way of Pottawatomie County Boys & Girls Club of Bartlesville The Barnett Family Foundation, Inc. Judith and Jean Pape Adams Charitable Foundation WildCare Foundation Bridges of Hope Delaware County Barnett, Billie and Howard Junior Achievement of Oklahoma, Inc. Women’s Resource Center Bristow Social Services Barnett, Howard G. Junior League of Tulsa Work Activity Center, Inc. Camp Grey Squirrel The Barthelmes Conservatory Just the Beginning Youth and Family Resource Center, Inc. Caring Community Friends, Inc. Big Brothers Big Sisters of Oklahoma JustHope, Inc. CASA for Children, Inc. Bixby Community Outreach Center Kendall Whittier, Inc. CASA of Cherokee Country Blue Cross Blue Shield of Oklahoma Kingdom Keys Ministries CENTRAL OKLAHOMA 4 Cherokee Elders Council, Inc. Bonner, Stephanie Launch Outreach (Lincoln, Logan, and Payne Cherokee Nation Boone, Miriam LEAD North Counties) Cherokee Nation Community and Cultural Outreach Breast Cancer Assistance Program Leadership Tulsa Cherokee National Historical Society, Inc. Brewer, Krystle Learn To Code, Inc. The Arts in Guthrie Children’s Musical Theatre of Bartlesville The Bridges Foundation Leemhuis, Mandy CASA for Kids Connors Development Foundation Brobston, Michelle LIFE Senior Services Central Oklahoma Camp and Conference Cookson Hills Christian Ministries Broken Arrow Neighbors Lindsey House Center The Cottage Broken Arrow Seniors The Little Light House Cushing Secure Haven Creek County Literacy Program Building All Children Living Arts of Tulsa Friends of Shawnee Animals Deep Fork Community Action Foundation, Inc. Buzzard, Haley Living Well Ministries God’s Food Bank Domestic Violence Program of North Central Oklahoma Camp Fire Green Country, Inc. Lowell, Terri Greyson’s Advocates Drummond, Frederick and Janet Camp Loughridge Margaret Hudson Program Horse Feathers Equine Center Dwight Presbyterian Mission, Inc. CAPES Inc. Martha’s Foundation Interconnections Eastern Oklahoma Health Care Coalition Car Care Clinic, Inc. McKamey, Pat and Bill Kneaded Compassion Elder Care Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of Tulsa McKinney, Brianne Love In the Name of Christ of Greater Cushing Farmer, Mershaa Center for Employment Opportunities The McNellies’s Group Charitable Foundation McKnight Center for the Performing Arts Folds of Honor Foundation Center for Individuals with Physical Challenges McRae, Andrew Misfi ts, Mutts & Meows Ford, Senator John The Center for Therapeutic Interventions Meals on Wheels of Metro Tulsa National Wrestling Hall of Fame George Miksch Sutton Avian Research Center Chamber Music Tulsa Mental Health Association Oklahoma Oklahoma FCCLA Alumni & Associates Gospel Rescue Mission Charles and Lynn Schusterman Family Foundation Metro Christian Academy Oklahoma FFA Foundation Grand Lake Mental Health Center Child Abuse Network Mingo Valley Christian School, Inc. Oklahoma WONDERtorium Grand Nation Inc. Chovanec, Zuzana Moran Family Foundation Pollard Theater Great Expectations City of Broken Arrow Morton Comprehensive Health Services, Inc. The Saville Center Green Country Behavioral Health Services City Year Tulsa MUSED Shiloh’s Place, Inc. The Har-Ber Village Foundation Clarehouse Mvskoke Arts Association Stillwater CARES Help-In-Crisis, Inc. Coffee Bunker MyHealth Access Network Stillwater Community Health Center His House Outreach Ministries Colwell, Tim NAMI Tulsa Stillwater Habitat for Humanity Home of Hope Combs III, Sam National Association of Legal Assistants Stillwater Life Services Hopestone Cancer Support Center of Bartlesville Commerce Bank Neas, Liz Stillwater Multi Arts Center Horn, Lacey Community Food Bank of Eastern Oklahoma, Inc. Neighbors Along The Line Stillwater Public Education Foundation INCOR Community Health Connection, Inc. New Hope Camp, Inc. Student Veteran Alliance of Oklahoma Indian Women’s Pocahontas Club Community HigherEd A New Leaf, Inc. Therapeutic Recreation Association of Oklahoma The Journey Home Community Service Council Nimrod International Journal of Prose and Poetry Tiny Paws Kitten Rescue, Inc. Kelly B. Todd Cerebral Palsy &Neuro-Muscular Foundation Counseling and Recovery Services of Oklahoma Oasis Adult Day Services Turning Point Ranch Kid’s Space Child Advocacy Center CREOKS Behavioral Health Services Oklahoma Alliance for Animals Visit Stillwater OK, Inc. Lake Area United Way Crime Prevention Network Oklahoma Alliance for Manufacturing Excellence Wings of Hope Family Crises Services Lowe Family Young Scholarship Program Crossroads Clubhouse Oklahoma Aquarium Foundation Main Street Muskogee Crossroads Hospice Charitable Foundation Oklahoma Astronomy Education and Outreach Association Marland Children’s Home Crosstown Learning Center Oklahoma Caring Foundation, Inc. NORTHWEST COUNTIES Mayes County Hope Coalition DaySpring Villa Women & Children’s Center, Inc. Oklahoma Center for Community and Justice Muscogee (Creek) Nation Scholarship Foundation Program Dillon International Oklahoma Heart Gallery (Waiting Child Heart Gallery) Buffalo Grass Arts Institute Muskogee City County E911 Trust Authority Disaster Resilience Network, Inc. Oklahoma Policy Institute Fisher, Deena Muskogee County Emergency Medical Service Domestic Violence Intervention Services Oklahoma Project Woman, Inc. Keenan, Tandy Muskogee Little Theatre Down Syndrome Association of Tulsa Oklahoma Public Fleet Management Association The Mission House Muskogee War Memorial Dress For Success Tulsa Oklahoma Recycling Association Panhandle Services for Children MUTUAL Girls Club of Bartlesville, Inc Eastern Oklahoma Donated Dental Services Oklahomans for Equality Plains Indians & Pioneer Museum Neighbors Building Neighborhoods Education for Scholars Operation Aware of Oklahoma, Inc. Southwest Intermediary Finance Team Northeastern State University Foundation, Inc. Emergency Infant Services Operation Hope Prison Ministry Southwestern Oklahoma State University Foundation, Inc. Nowata CAN Empowered Women of God International, Inc. Osage Forest of Peace Weatherford Food & Resource Center OK Mozart International Festival Engineers in Action Outreach Education Initiative Woodward Arts and Theatre Council, Inc. Oklahoma Emergency Response Team Fab Lab Tulsa Owasso Community Resources, Inc. Okmulgee County Family Resource Center, Inc. Family & Childrens Services, Inc. Owasso Education Foundation Okmulgee County Homeless Shelter Family Hope House The Oxley Foundation NORTH CENTRAL COUNTIES On the Rock Ministries Family Safety Center Parent Child Center of Tulsa Operation Veterans Outreach First Tee of Tulsa, Inc. Parkside Psychiatric Hospital & Clinic 4RKids Foundation The Osage County Historical Society Museum Inc. Fit First Responders Pathways Adult Learning Center Bennie’s Barn Paths to Independence Flint Family Foundation The Pencil Box Center of Family Love Peachtree Landing Inc. Flourish Home Ministries Philbrook Museum of Art Cherokee Strip Community Foundation People Inc. of Sequoyah County Forbes, Jenifer Phillips Theological Seminary Cherokee Strip Regional Heritage Center Porum Community Services and Senior Center Association, Inc. Gatesway Foundation Pongonis, Jessica Cline, Jodi Price Tower Arts Center George Kaiser Family Foundation Pregnancy Resource Center of Owasso Community Care Auto Repair, Inc. Project Osiyo Girl Scouts of Eastern Oklahoma Pritchett, Nathan Community Health Foundation of Ponca City Pryor Area Chamber of Commerce The Global Foundation for Peroxisomal Disorder Progress for Patriots Foundation Creative Arts Enid Ray of Hope Advocacy Center Global Gardens Project Hope Worldwide Creative Supports Ranch The Right Path Riding Academy Global Mobility Equity Project Special Courage Edwin Fair Community Mental Health Center Rocmnd Area Youth Services Glynn, Kim Public Service Company of Oklahoma Enid LGBT Coalition Rogers County Literacy Council Good Samaritan Health Services Quik Trip Corporation Enid Public School Foundation Rogers County Volunteers for Youth, Inc. Goodwill Industry of Tulsa Reading Partners Enid Regional Development Alliance SAC Nutrition Greenwood Community Development Corporation Rebuilding Together Tulsa Enid Symphony Association Safenet Services The Griffi n Promise Autism Clinic Resonance Center for Women, Inc. Green Connections Samaritan Counseling and Growth Center H. A. and Mary K. Chapman Charitable Trust Restore Hope Ministry Hedges Regional Speech & Hearing Sapulpa Historical Society Hancock, Matt Robards, Stephen Hospice of North Central Oklahoma, Inc. Spavinaw Community Building Board, Inc. Happy Hands Education Center Ronald McDonald House of Tulsa, Inc. Leonardo’s Children’s Museum Tahlequah Area Chamber of Commerce Hardesty Family Foundation Ross-White, Laura Living Hope Pregnancy Center Tahlequah B.E.S.T. Community Coalition, Inc. Harlan, Justin Rotary Club of Tulsa Loaves and Fishes of Northwest Oklahoma, Inc. Tahlequah Main Street Association Harper, John RSVP of Tulsa, Inc. Main Street Enid, Inc. Tri-County Tech Foundation Harvest House San Miguel Middle School of Tulsa Northern Oklahoma Youth Services A Twist of Fate - ATS HBA Charitable Foundation Sand Springs Community Services Oklahoma Rodeo Pageants Council, Inc. Wagoner Switch District Health Outreach Prevention & Education, Inc. Sand Springs Cultural & Historical Museum Opportunity Center, Inc. Will Rogers Heritage, Inc. Heart of Route 66 Auto Museum Sand Springs Education Foundation Park Avenue Thrift William W. Barnes Children’s Advocacy Center, Inc Hedges, Christy Shaw, Katrina Phillips University Legacy Foundation Women in Safe Homes Heller Theatre Company Sherwin Miller Museum of Jewish Art Ponca City Art Center YME Foundation Herman Kaiser Family Foundation Shiloh Baptist Church Ponca City Arts and Humanities Council Hillcrest Medical Center Siemens, Christina Ponca City Main Street TULSA COUNTY HoganTaylor LLP Sister India, Ltd. Positive Impact of Oklahoma Corporation Hospice of Green Country, Inc. Smart Growth Tulsa RSVP of Enid and North Central Oklahoma, Inc. 108 Contemporary Hospitality House of Tulsa Spay Oklahoma Rural Health Projects 12 & 12, Inc. Human Skills and Resources Special Olympics Oklahoma Sandhu, Dimpel 1st Step Male Diversion Program Humble Sons Bike Co. Sprouts Child Development Initiative Stallings, Mary 501 Tech.net Impact Tulsa St. Joseph Monastery United Way Of Enid & NW Oklahoma, Inc. Ability Resources Indian Health Care Resource Center St. Simeon’s Episcopal Home Foundation Ward, Myra Aim High Academy Inside Out Re-Entry Services, Inc. Stand in the Gap Ministries Wheatheart Nutrition Project Alert Adults International Council for Machinery Lubrication State Farm Youth & Family Services of North Central Oklahoma All Souls Unitarian Church International Gospel Center, Inc. Street School, Inc. YWCA Enid ALS Patient Services Outreach Iron Gate at Trinity, Inc. Supporters of Families with Sickle Cell Alzheimer’s Association Isaiah 58, In His Service, Inc. Surayya Anne Foundation Tulsa

22 23 —˜™ž¡—˜™š MEMBERSHIP (cont.) Sustainable Tulsa CB Goddard Art Trust CHAIRMAN’S CIRCLE Sweet Adelines International Chisholm Trail Arts Council TARC Chisholm Trail Heritage Center Theatre Tulsa Cities in Schools DONOR RECOGNITION SOCIETY The Tristesse Grief Center The Community Children’s Shelter and Family Service Center TSHA, Inc. DRH Health Foundation TU Catholic Newman Center Duncan Area Literacy Council Tulsa Advocates for the Protection of Children Family Shelter of Southern Oklahoma DIAMOND GOLD Tulsa Area United Way FC Serve Central Inc. Tulsa Art Deco Museum Food and Resource Center of South Central Oklahoma American Fidelity Foundation Tulsa Ballet Gabriel’s House Inc. The H.A. and Mary K. Tulsa Botanic Garden Gene Autry Oklahoma Museum Tulsa Boys Home Girls on the Run of Southern Oklahoma The Anschutz Foundation Tulsa Camerata Good Shepherd Community Clinic, Inc. Chapman Charitable Tulsa Campaign to Prevent Teen Pregnancy Grace Center of Southern Oklahoma Bank of the West Tulsa CARES Hill Top Equine Therapy Tulsa CASA, Inc. Mackey, Chris Foundations Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Tulsa Children’s Museum Main Street Duncan, Inc. Tulsa Community College Foundation Mental Health Services of Southern Oklahoma Tulsa Day Center for the Homeless Moen, Jeff Oklahoma Tulsa Debate League The MORE Foundation Tulsa Dream Center Naomi House, Inc. Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma Tulsa Educare New Dimensions Literacy Council Chesapeake Energy Tulsa Fire Museum, Inc. Pathways to Healthy Stephens County Tulsa Foundation for Architecture Restoring Lives Inc. Devon Energy Corporation Tulsa Garden Center Samaritans of Pauls Valley Corporation Tulsa Girls Art School The Samuel Roberts Noble Foundation E. L. and Thelma Gaylord Tulsa Glassblowing School Southern Oklahoma Memorial Foundation Tulsa Global Alliance The SpiritWind Kidz Ranch, Inc. Tulsa Habitat for Humanity United Way of South Central Oklahoma Foundation Tulsa Hub Syndicate United Way of Stephens County Tulsa International Mayfest Women’s Haven Hardesty Family Tulsa Lawyers for Children, Inc. Youth Services for Stephens County The Chickasaw Nation Tulsa Library Trust Tulsa Literary Coalition Foundation, Inc. Tulsa Modern Movement SOUTHEAST COUNTIES Tulsa Newcomer Services, Inc. HoganTaylor LLP Tulsa Opera, Inc. Ada Homeless Services Tulsa Regional STEM Alliance Ada Regional United Way George Kaiser Family The Journal Record Tulsa Rotary Ada Senior Care Center, Inc. Tulsa Route 66 Main Street, Inc. Big Five Community Services Tulsa SPCA Camp Hope Boys Ranch Foundation Kirkpatrick Family Fund Tulsa Symphony Orchestra Chahta Foundation Tulsa Zoo Management, Inc. Chahta Foundation Polly and Larry Nichols Tulsa’s Table Chickasaw Foundation Union Schools Education Foundation The Chickasaw Nation United Campus Ministry at The University of Tulsa Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma The Oklahoman Media United Nations Association of Eastern Oklahoma Durant Historical Society Potts Family Foundation University of Tulsa E-Angels, Inc. Company Unlock Freedom, Inc. East Central University Foundation, Inc. Up with Trees Eufaula Area Chamber of Commerce Viles, Amanda Fairchild, Seth QuikTrip Corporation Villareal, John Family Crisis Center Voice of China and Asia Missionary Society Friends of the Heritage Horse Foundation Herds Donald W. Reynolds Ralph and Frances McGill Volunteers of America of Oklahoma, Inc. Good Samaritan Outreach Homeless Shelter for Men The Wave Project Goodland Academy Wayman L. Tisdale Foundation Grace Cottage Pregnancy Crisis Center Foundation Will Rogers High School Community Foundation Hope House of McAlester Foundation Williams Foundation Hospice of McAlester Southern Oklahoma Memorial Woody Guthrie Center Ice House Youth Project World Baseball Outreach INCA Community Services Foundation Young Businessmen of Tulsa International Order of the Rainbow for Girls Youth At Heart, Inc. KI BOIS/The Oaks RSC Youth Services of Tulsa Kiamichi Council Charles and Lynn The Walton Family Foundation YWCA Tulsa Kiamichi Opportunities Leap O’Faith Therapeutic Riding Center Williams LeFlore County Historical Society Schusterman Family SOUTHWEST COUNTIES LeFlore County Youth Services Little Dixie Community Action Agency, Inc. Altus Armed Services YMCA Mama T’s B&B Homeless Shelter Foundation Altus Christian Academy Marshall County Chamber of Commerce Anadarko Chamber of Commerce McCall’s Chapel School SILVER Cameron University & Foundation Murray State College Foundation Arnall Family Foundation Center for Creative Living New Life House, Inc. Dr. Orbra C. Hulsey Scholarship Foundation Oklahoma Parents Center PLATINUM Family Promise of Lawton Pervasive Parenting Center Commerce Bank Friends of the Wichitas Pride in McAlester Avedis Foundation General Tommy Franks Leadership Institute & Museum Rural Enterprises of Oklahoma Cox Communications Great Plains Youth & Family Services, Inc. Southeastern Oklahoma State University Foundation Harbison, Jean and Bob Southeastern Public Library System of Oklahoma The Barnett Family Foundation Management, Inc. Lawton Food Bank Southern Oklahoma Addiction and Recovery Program, Inc. Lewis, Michelle Team Up to Clean Up Patsy Gaberino Carey Main Street Altus United Way of Southeastern Oklahoma Foundation Marie Detty Youth & Family Service Center, Inc. Walker, Johnna The Kerr Foundation, Inc. Museum of the Great Plains Boeing Operation C.A.R.E. Ministries Roadback, Inc. OUT OF STATE MEMBERS The McLaughlin Family Shortgrass Arts and Humanities Council Cherokee Nation Skills for L.I.F.E. Foundation Anschutz Foundation - Denver - CO Foundation Southwest Oklahoma Community Action Group, Inc. Behavioral Concepts, Inc. - Sherman - TX Southwestern Youth Services, Inc. Cancer Support Foundation - Fort Smith - AR Chahta Foundation The Meinders Foundation Teen Court, Inc. DCCCA, Inc. - Lawrence - KS United Way of Southwest Oklahoma Donald W Reynolds Foundation - Las Vegas - NV Devon Energy Corp. NBC Oklahoma Western Oklahoma Family Care Center Planned Parenthood Great Plains - Overland Park - KS Westview Boys’ Home Preferred Family Healthcare Inc. - Kirksville - MO Working Cowboy, Inc. South Sky Transitions Inc - Dallas - TX Express Employment The Oklahoma Blood Institute Texoma Health Foundation - Denison - TX Professionals Oklahoma City Indian Clinic SOUTH CENTRAL COUNTIES Oklahoma City University 20th District Drug Court Herman Kaiser Foundation Ability First Inc. The Oxley Foundation Ardmore Beautifi cation Council Thank you to our individual and Ardmore Family Literacy organizational members who help Inasmuch Foundation Ardmore Habitat for Humanity Public Service Company of Ardmore Literacy Leadership to create the statewide network of Ardmore Little Theatre Moran Family Foundation Oklahoma Ardmore Main Street Authority nonprofi t organizations, leaders, Ardmore Public Library Sarkeys Foundation Rotary Club of Tulsa Ardmore Village and supporters. Our network is Beautiful Day Foundation great because of your hard work in The Samuel Roberts Noble Boys & Girls Club of Carter County The Anne & Henry Zarrow your communities. Foundation Foundation, Inc. 24 25 CHAIRMAN’S CIRCLE (cont.) 2016-2017 Board of Directors Alana Hughes, Board Chair BRONZE Tapstone Energy Brooke and Dru Townsend Mark Williams, Chair-elect Arvest Bank Kathy L. Williams, Secretary BancFirst Jon Trudgeon Barbara and Stanton L. Young Tulsa Area United Way Steven Kerr, Treasurer Foundation Myra Ward Jeff Moen, Immed. Past Chair Kathy L. and John Williams Christi and Nolan Coyle Jodi R. Cline Lacey Horn Christina Rehkop Coca-Cola Southwest Beverages Tim Colwell Carlos Johnson Shelley Sanders The Gelvin Foundation, Inc. PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE Sam Combs Craig Knutson Deborah Schramm Love’s Travel Stops and Country Ardmore Chamber of Commerce Stores, Inc. Bank of Oklahoma Seth Fairchild Kelly Krahl Mary Stallings Jean and David McLaughlin Car Care Clinic, Inc. Deena Fisher Mandy Leemhuis Afshean Talasaz Patriot Bank The Children’s Center John Ford Tony LoPresto Brooke Townsend Marnie and Clayton Taylor Kathie Coyle John Harper Tanya Monnig Johnna R. Walker Tulsa Community College Foundation CrossFirst Bank Danielle Hoeltzel Ashley Perkins Wells Fargo Tim Delaney Phyllis and George Dotson Eric Eissenstat Honorary Board Members COPPER Nancy and Bob Ellis Anonymous Pat Potts, Founder Lou Kerr Mary Frates Howard G. Barnett, Jr. Polly Nichols AT&T-Oklahoma Deborah Guilfoyle Billie and Howard Barnett Jean and Bob Harbison W. Kenneth Bonds Jon Trudgeon Bethesda, Inc. Lacey Horn and Jerry Caughman Marnie Taylor, President and CEO Daniel Billingsley Judith and Jean Pape Adams Lori and Jeff Blumenthal Charitable Foundation Molly and David Boren Julie and Craig Knutson Karen and Bob Browne McCall’s Chapel School, Inc. OKCNP Sta Sandy and Art Cotton Jenni and Jeff Moen Peggy and Doug Cummings Jasmine and Melvin Moran Nance and Jeff Diamond ADMINISTRATION PROGRAMS Payne Education Center Marnie Taylor Janetta Cravens Janet and Frederick Drummond Carol and Larry Pulliam First National Bank of Oklahoma President and CEO Vice President of Programs Kelly Sachs James Arnold, MBA Anita Carwile Mary and John Ford Mary and Rob Stallings Shannon and Chip Fudge Vice President of Finance and Director of Community Engagement Afshean Talasaz Accounting Tulsa and Northeast Oklahoma George Miksch Sutton Avian Tulsa Boy’s Home Research Center Cristian Sirera Samantha Chen Carol and Mark Williams Executive Assistant to CEO AmeriCorps Program Associate Debby and Mike Hampton Jim Young, Jr. Hille Foundation Sara Jane DelMonte EXTERNAL AFFAIRS + Manager of Member Services Lezlie and David Hudiburg *List as of July 2017 Pamela and Carlos Johnson PUBLIC POLICY Jana Harkins, CPA Jenee and Darren Lister Daniel Billingsley Director of Shared Services Program The Margaret Vivian Bilby Foundation Vice President of External Affairs Meagan Gill, CPA Mariner Wealth Advisors Trent Brewer Accountant, Shared Services Patsy and William McKamey External Affairs Coordinator Kaily O’Connor Patti and Mark Mellow Mandy Fair AmeriCorps Program Associate NewView Oklahoma Director of Development Jennifer Meckling NORDAM Debra Hull Director of Community Engagement Oklahoma Contemporary Arts Center Development Coordinator Central and Northwest Oklahoma Oklahoma Youth Expo Inc. Joshua Lunsford Erin Fuller ONE Gas Director of Communications AmeriCorps Program Associate Kathy and Steve Potts CHAIRMAN’S CIRCLE DONOR Linh Sasser Kim Leveridge, Ph. D. Shelley Sanders RECOGNITION SOCIETY Communications Coordinator Director of Learning Richard Sias Selena Skorman and Professional Development The Simmons Foundation PUBLISHED JULY 2017, Director of Development Joy Wallsten REFLECTIVE OF GIFTS Program Coordinator St. Simeon’s Episcopal Home RECEIVED FROM JULY 1, Foundation Erin Webb 2016–JUNE 30, 2017 Shared Services Associate 26 27 Building Better Communities Through Effective Nonprofits

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