The Oklahoma City Community Foundation is our community's go-to resource for charitable giving! We work with donors to fulfill their charitable goals and create funds that will benefit our community both now and in the future. Do you have a charitable passion? We can help you support the areas of our community that are important to you and your family! We offer a variety of giving options as well as grant programs that support arts programs, scholarships for students, health care services for those in need and enhancement of outdoor public spaces. Contact us today to discover how we can help you help the community!

Inasmuch Foundation is a philanthropy company based out of 210 Park Ave, Oklahoma City, OK, United States.

United Way of Central Oklahoma researches human needs within the communities of central Oklahoma and directs resources to accountable health and human services agencies to meet those needs by improving the health, safety, education and economic well-being of its most vulnerable citizens.

The Oklahoma Bankers Association serves more than 230 member banks. Based in Oklahoma City, the OBA assists its members with government relations, educational programs, legal and compliance services, communications, insurance products and numerous products and services. The Association was created in June 1897 when 25 banks from Oklahoma Territory assembled to organize in pursuit of their common goals. It was 10 years before Oklahoma became a state. Of course, the OBA has undergone many changes over the past century, but it has stayed true to its basic mission of helping banks cope with their common concerns and needs. The OBA works with banks to ensure they have the tools they need to support their communities. We provide fraud training programs to banks at no charge, we bring financial literacy programs to communities across the state and so much more.

Located in 39 Oklahoma counties in the central, southwest and northwest region of the state, Girl Scouts Western Oklahoma builds girls of courage, confidence and character who make the world a better place. Through leadership-building programs, GSWESTOK offers girls pathways to explore their interests -- including STEM (science, technology, engineering and math), healthy lifestyles and activities like our High Adventure Team and summer camps, community service projects through our Bronze, Silver and Gold Award programs, environmental stewardships and more. Since forming locally in 1935, more than 375,000 girls have benefited from Girl Scouts.

The Fairness Center is a nonprofit, public interest law firm that provides free legal services to those hurt by public sector union officials. Being, above all, client centric, we vigorously pursue our clients’ goals through a cohesive, holistic approach to representation, advocating for our clients both in the court of law and the court of public opinion. The firm’s seasoned litigation attorneys employ a variety of strategies to further our clients’ best interests, handling matters ranging from administrative charges and hearings to traditional and class-action lawsuits in federal and state courts. Our firm has filed a wide variety of lawsuits on behalf of individuals who are both union and non-union members. Our clients have: • Forced Pennsylvania’s largest public unions to change their contracts, freeing over 50,000 public employees from limits on when they can leave the union. • Uncovered stolen union dues and demanded answers for why a union didn’t follow its own financial policies while tens of thousands of dollars were embezzled. • Defended a local union’s right to separate from a state union—and exposed what a court called “questionable” financial practices. • Won a judge’s ruling that union officials violated their duty to treat all employees fairly when the union misled its own members during contract ratification. • Filed federal class actions against three of Pennsylvania’s largest public unions over how they trap thousands of employees into membership or into paying dues after they leave the union.