Free Public Assistance

We have provided all of the Oklahoma Free Public Assistance and programs.

Ancient Free And Accepted Masons Of Oklahoma      PO Box 546 Bartlesville, OK 74005 website: http://www.geocities.com/okj_mwphgl/ To develop and implement programs to assist the lodges in becoming more visible and active in the communities and to promote Friendship, Morality and Brotherly Love throughout the state. To facilitate the charitable outreach of the Grand Lodge of Oklahoma. To promote Honor, Integrity and Truth to all men.
Grace Missionary Society     (405)964-5169 PO Box 999 McLoud, OK 74851 website: http://www.gracego.com Pre-school in large ghetto (Nadezhda in Sliven) of Bulgaria teaches Bulgarian language and educational skills to 40 pre-school students each year. Also provide 1 hot meal per day for the students. In another town,Kazanlak, support feeding program for elderly and a free clinic by partnering with Kazanlak Baptist Church. In India, support several students in a day school/orphanage, provide food aid, help establish non-denominational churches. Have established 7 new churches, by God's grace, in the last 4 years. In 2007, we began 1 new church. In fall, 2007, bought land to build a new church building in India.
The Cleveland County Genealogical Society     (405)701-2100 PO Box 6176 Norman, OK 73070 website: http://www.rootsweb.com/~okccogs To continue the growth of our 4000+ volume research library in response to the needs of the area; to arouse the desire and bring together people interested in researching the history of their ancestors; to encourage sharing of ideas, information, methods, and practices; to act as a training agency by teaching research techniques; to catalog, index and preserve original County and Community Records, making them more easily searchable and available to the public.
Best Friends Of Shelter Pets Inc     (405)629-6795 PO Box 415 Oklahoma City, OK 73101 website: http://www.bestfriendsokc.org The mission of Best Friends of Pets is to end pet overpopulation by helping pets, their owners and our community.
Legal Aid Services Of Oklahoma Inc     (405)557-0020 2901 Classen Blvd Oklahoma City, OK 73106 website: http://www.legalaidok.org To be a partner in the community making equal justice for all a reality.
Putnam City Public Schools Foundation     (405)495-5200x1205 5401 NW 40th St Oklahoma City, OK 73122 website: http://www.pcf4kids.org The mission of the Putnam City Public Schools Foundation is to enhance and enrich educational opportunities in the Putnam City schools.
Regional Aids Intercommunity Network Aka Rain Oklahoma     (405)232-2437 1200 N Walker Oklahoma City, OK 73103 website: http://care-point.org CarePoint's mission is to provide coordinated access to health care and support services to persons living with the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) and to promote prevention and education about HIV disease in the 54 Oklahoma counties within area codes 405 and 580.
Travelers Aid Society Of Oklahoma City, Inc.     (405)232-5507 1033 North Walker Avenue Oklahoma City, OK 73102 website: http://www.travelersaidok.org Travelers Aid of Oklahoma, founded in 1925, has a history of helping the homeless and poor. Assisting the homeless and needy by providing stabilizing resources to meet basic social needs while creating opportunities for individuals and families to develop the necessary skills for economic self-sufficiency.
Community Action Project Of Tulsa County, Inc.      4606 S. Garnett Rd Tulsa, OK 74146 website: http://www.captc.org Our mission is to help families and individuals in economic need achieve self-sufficiency. Our strategic vision is to improve the prospects for the long-term economic success of very young, low-income children, their families, and the communities in which they live.
Neighbor For Neighbor, Inc.     (918)425-5578 505 E 36th St N Tulsa, OK 74106 website: http://neighborforneighbor.org Neighbor for Neighbor was founded in 1966 when many area churches, businesses and individuals merged their resources to provide food and other basic needs for the poor. NFN's basic services include Family Assistance (food, gas vouchers, bus tokens, clothing, application help, outreach for the elderly and infirm), Legal Clinic (uncontested issues), Medical Clinic (acute care, prescription drug assistance, specialty referrals), Dental Clinic (emergency extractions, restorative procedures, dental hygiene), Eye Clinic (free exams and low cost eyeglasses). NFN's Community Development Services include Safe House (phonics based reading, sports and safety education in partnership with local schools, churches and individuals) and Circle Housing (home ownership for the unbankable through North/South Tulsa community alliances and home repairs for homeowners only). Over 61% of NFN's funding comes from individuals. For every $1 contributed, over $5 is delivered in services because of (1) large in-kind donations (2) minimal overhead and (3) volunteer services.
Public Advisors Corporation Inc     (918)640-9004 PO Box 27574 Tulsa, OK 74149 website: http://www.publicadvisorscorp.org PACI helps attract private resources to assist small town America achieve the objectives it is unable to achieve without external resources. PACI serves as an advisor and change agent to assist with the capacity building, grant writing, project management, planning and project implementation that so many small communities need.
Therapetics, Inc.      9433 E. 51st Street Tulsa, OK 74145 website: http://www.therapetics.org TheraPetics, founded in 1992, helps people with physical disabilities to live more independently and with a better quality of life in a world that is largely directed toward the requirements of those with full mobility. Our program trains and distributes highly skilled assistance animals known as service dogs. A service dog helps the individual to live and work with less help from others, greater confidence in themselves, and a vastly improved self- image. The partnership is long term and represents an evolving and growing relationship that can adapt to changing conditions and circumstances.