Morningcrest Healthcare Foundation

A $600,000 grant was made to hunger free oklahoma, inc.. $300,000 was for operational funding and $300,000 was to assist in funding a new staff position focused on "food as medicine" work. The organization's mission is to improve the lives of tulsans and oklahomans statewide by decreasing food insecurity while improving the health outcomes of the most vulnerable populations.

A $500,000 grant was made to family safety center, inc. In support of a $27,000,000 capital campaign to build a new 65,000 sq. Ft. Facility. Family safety center hosts more than 30,000 people each year who are dealing with the effects of partner and family violence.

A $400,000 grant was made to sprouts child development initiative for operational support. A $356,000 grant was made to community health connection to fund a new healthcare team. A $300,000 grant was made to gatesway foundation for construction of 4 new group homes on the gatesway campus for individuals with developmental disabilities. A $250,000 grant was made to crossover health services, inc. To fund securing fqhc look-alike status. A $226,765 grant was made to community food bank of eastern ok for the frozen meal program at local schools. A $250,000 grant was made to university of oklahoma foundation for the food first pharmacy program to ou-tulsa. A $175,000 grant was made to amplify, inc. For funding sexual health educators. A $154,000 grant was made to black wall street business center for support of health memberships and start up equipment of the greenwood health clinic. A $150,000 grant was made to oklahoma project woman to fund breast health care for uninsured low-income individuals living in tulsa county. A $150,000 grant was made to domestic violence intervention services to support sexual assault nurse exam services. A $150,000 grant was made to tulsa community foundation for the oklahoma birth equity initiative in tulsa. A $150,000 grant was made to little light house to support the developmental center program. A $125,000 grant was made to tulsa community foundation for the strong tomorrows program. A $100,000 grant was made to ymca for start-up funding for a new location. A $75,000 grant was made to women empowering nations for a leadership development program for 8th & 9th grade students. A $75,000 grant was made to operation aware of oklahoma for prevention education in area schools. A $68,000 grant was made to good samaritan health services to fund a women's health clinic. A $60,000 grant was made to planned parenthood great plains for equipment at the tulsa clinic. A $60,000 grant was made to new hope oklahoma, inc. To develop new curriculum for children of justice involved parents. A $55,000 grant was made to family & children's services to support the zero suicide academy. A $50,000 grant was made to hearts for hearing foundation to support the tulsa clinic. A $50,000 grant was made to 1st step male diversion program to assist in acquiring a new building. A $35,000 grant was made to the demand project for prevention education regarding trafficked minors in the tulsa area. A $35,000 grant was made to modus, inc. For an ada compliant van. A $35,000 grant was made to sangha, inc. To equip a new recovery home. A $30,000 grant was made to support an education program on hospice care. A $30,000 grant was made to meals on wheels metro tulsa to support the more than a meal program. A $25,000 grant was made to tulsa community foundation for the 1st step male diversion program fund. A $25,000 grant was made to child advocacy network for operating support. A $21,300 grant was made to palmer addiction recovery services for the mom/kid reunification program. A $15,000 grant was made to ywca tulsa for the refugee health promotion program. A $15,000 grant was made to tulsa metropolitan ministry for the interfaith spiritual counsel program at tulsa family safety center. A $10,000 grant was made to special olympics oklahoma to upgrade their technology infrastructure.