Tulsa Community Foundation

Hunger free Oklahoma (hfo) is leveraging the power of collaboration to solve hunger in Oklahoma by improving systems, policies, and practices. Hfo brings a unified, statewide voice to the issues and solutions surrounding hunger, with a goal to ensure all oklahomans have access to affordable, nutritious food. Hfo operates on an informed advocacy and program model - each area of hfo's work informs the focus of the other areas. Hfo concentrates efforts on four primary components that frame everything hfo does: collaboration, research, technical assistance/practice, and policy and advocacy.approximately 600,000 served statewide

The opportunity project works alongside youth-serving organizations to deliver high quality programs, connects partners to youth and communities, and advocates for equitable out-of-school time experiences in Tulsa. The opp does this through collaborative partnerships, professional learning, data collection and analysis, and intentional quality improvement work. In partnership with Tulsa public schools, the opp supported over 12,000 youth and over 50 youth-serving organizations across Tulsa

Healthy minds policy initiative works to end untreated mental illness and addiction in Oklahoma through policy and practice transformation. The organization's research, policy analysis, and Community initiatives support a future in which all oklahomans have the mental health treatment and prevention services they need, when and where they need them. Healthy minds focuses on five key areas of systems change: youth and schools, parity between physical and mental health care, integrating behavioral health into primary care, workforce development, and diverting people to appropriate settings of care. By coordinating stakeholders and cross-sector leaders, healthy minds enhances the systems that serve an estimated 592,000 Oklahoma adults with a mental health condition.

Funding of qualified charitable purposes, organizations and other entities that benefit tcf's interests and mission.