City Rescue Mission – Hope Lives Here, a rapid rehousing & eviction prevention service. – $1,034,903 (over 2 years)

Oklahomans for Criminal Justice Reform – to support outreach and engagement programs. – $100,000

OKC Metro Alliance – Men’s Firstep Learning Kitchen Dining Facility. – $1,000,000

Oklahoma Mobility Institute (OMI) – Climb Ride Program expansion by embedding a mobility program coordinator to assist PIVOT clients. – $1,419,192 (over 3 years)

STAAR Resources Agency – Pathway to Excellence Pilot Program to provide job readiness and industry mentoring programs for justice-involved youth. – $600,000 (over 3 years)

Association of Physicians of Pakistani Descent of North America –$5,000 to hold two health fairs in collaboration with local community partners for underserved populations.

Center for Children & Families – $15,000 to provide counseling services to families experiencing child abuse.

Oklahoma Children’s Health Foundation – $6,300 to provide an intensive group treatment program for children with selective mutism.

Community Health Centers, Inc. – $35,000 to provide Screening Brief Intervention and Referral to Treatment (SBIRT) for uninsured patients at Community Health Highland Park Family Medical Center.

Crossings Community Clinic – $20,000 to support uninsured patients with the management of uncontrolled diabetes to achieve better overall health.

Health Alliance for the Uninsured, Inc. – $40,000 to provide access to free prescription medications and flu shots for low-income, uninsured adults.

Limbs for Life Foundation – $15,000 to provide up to six people with prosthetic limbs.

Neighborhood Services Organization, Inc. – $35,000 to provide 8,000 procedures to address chronic and preventative care needs.

NewView Oklahoma, Inc. – $7,500 for essential low-vision services.

Oklahoma Assistive Technology Foundation – $20,000 to provide no-cost durable medical equipment to Oklahomans in need.

Oklahoma Dental Foundation – $10,000 to partner with D-DENT and Dale Graham Veterans Foundation to provide dental care and treatment to their clients.

Parent Promise – $15,000 to provide postpartum care products to women who are first-time mothers in high-risk situations.

Planned Parenthood Great Plains – $35,000 to provide affordable care to 200 patients if Title X benefits do not apply.

Skyline Urban Ministry – $8,700 to provide 250-300 patrons seeking vision correction services.

Teen emPower, Inc. – $40,000 for implementing teen pregnancy prevention education in 8th-grade classrooms.

Youth and Family Services, Inc. – $20,000 to provide a full-body approach to recovery focusing on exercise, nutrition, counseling, and therapeutic activities that promote self-care.

Blessed Stanley Rother Shrine – $13,600 to plant 34 trees to beautify the entrance to the church grounds.

City of Midwest City – $35,600 to plant 18 trees along park trails in five different city parks and install 10 park benches near the new trees.

Metro Technology Centers – $16,060 to plant shade trees adjacent to new walking trails at the Springlake Campus.

Mount St. Mary Catholic High School – $8,800 to plant 10 trees and install irrigation along the perimeter of the school grounds.

Nichols Hills Enterprise Elementary PTA – $32,750 for irrigation and landscaping upgrades for the school along Wilshire Boulevard.

Nichols Hills Parks, Inc. – $16,560 to replace dead or damaged trees and landscaping for the central bed in Kite Park.

Nova Community Homeowners Association – $20,521 to landscape the W Hefner Road neighborhood frontage with new shrubs and small trees.

OKC Beautiful – $10,000 to plant 50 trees on the campuses of Oklahoma City Schools, along with providing educational material on the importance of trees.

Western Avenue Association – $18,440 to install new irrigation, shrubs, and trees within the street medians along Western Avenue at I-44.