Philanthropy

No Hunger Holidays campaign launched in November with the goal to provide essentials and two million meals to families during the holidays.

It’s uplifting to see that kindness, integrity and goodwill are alive and well in Oklahoma.

Potawatomi children in foster care need Native American foster and adoptive homes now more than ever before.

This holiday season, consider giving to nonprofits that enrich your community.

Several pro-family and pro-life leaders have formed a national coalition to cultivate hope and prosperity in the Black community.

Fred Jones Family Foundation has now opened applications for the 2020 Mary Eddy Jones Signature Gift.

Amidst all the goodwill of giving, there is always room for a scammer. Keep your eyes peeled and do not take out your wallet just yet. Here is how to spot a fake charity.

The Redbud Classic, Oklahoma City’s esteemed running and cycling tradition, is returning for the 38th weekend on April 4-5, 2020.

As the holiday season draws near, many companies look for ways to give back to their communities.

It is a week into November – are you looking scraggly yet? While No-Shave November (or Movember, depending on which set of rules you subscribe to) is always good fun, the cause it backs is much more admirable than your co-worker’s patchy facial hair.

Amazon brings more to OKC than 1,500 new full-time jobs. The company has donated $30,000 to schools.

The Redbud Classic, Oklahoma City’s oldest local racing tradition, presented $15,000 in proceeds from its 2019 race to Teach for America – Oklahoma City (TFA-OKC) at the annual Sponsorship Appreciation Breakfast this month.

World Down Syndrome Day is here, and it is not too late to help the National Down Syndrome Society (NDSS) reach their $50K fundraising goal by making a charitable donation today.

Kesem at the University of Oklahoma, the only chapter in the state, provides year-round support to children who have been affected by a parent’s cancer.

This Giving Tuesday, the National Down Syndrome Society (NDSS) is raising $20K to support the 2019 Run for 3.21, a three-day, 250+ mile historic run from the steps of the United States Capitol to the headquarters of the United Nations in New York City.

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When Heidi was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis, the Bike MS: The Road Divided benefit for the National Multiple Sclerosis Society became her way to fight back.

Thousands of stray and neglected cats and dogs are left without a home every day. Founded in 1984, Free To Live Animal Sanctuary is the largest no-kill animal sanctuary in Oklahoma.