Community Resiliency

From natural disasters to disease outbreaks, United Way is there to help our community respond.
Tornadoes. Severe weather. Fire. Earthquakes. Excepting coastal communities, Oklahoma ranks at the top of disaster-prone states. But we also have a long history of being prepared for the worst, and lending a helping hand to our neighbors in the aftermath of a disaster.
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Day of Caring 2022

More than 400 volunteers served various Partner Agencies for Day of Caring 2022.
Goodwill Virtual Reality Tour - 12-1-2022

WayFinder: Where Are They Now?

Journey with us as we visit our past WayFinder Innovation Grant recipients and learn more about the impact their funded programs have on the community
United Way of Central Oklahoma President and CEO, Debby Hampton, awarding Mental Health Association's MJ Clausen the WayFinder Innovation Grant

United Way of Central Oklahoma Announces Third Year of WayFinder Innovation Grant Opportunity

United Way of Central Oklahoma invites local nonprofits to submit new and innovative approaches to address health and human service needs in central Oklahoma to ...

Disrupting Poverty

Is a post-poverty community possible? In the latest edition of Vital Signs, read how our Partner Agencies are working to disrupt poverty for good.

Oklahomans Displaced from Ice Storm Power Outages Receive Relief

As thousands of Oklahomans wait for power to be restored to their homes, those with critical needs are staying at local hotels thanks to funding ...

Ice Storm Assistance

Thanks to a generous contribution from OGE Energy Corp., United Way of Central Oklahoma and our nonprofit partner agencies are helping provide access to food, ...
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OG&E Donates $500,000 to Provide Storm Relief to Local Communities

In the aftermath of this week’s ice storm, OG&E parent company OGE Energy Corp. will donate $500,000 to help provide food, water, and temporary housing ...

Providing Stability Amid Pandemic

Before the COVID-19 Pandemic, 20-year-old Carter was well on his way to self-sufficiency.

Finding a Way Home

When Curbside Chronicle vendors found themselves homeless during COVID-19, United Way and the Homeless Alliance helped provide shelter.

NewView Oklahoma and United Way of Central Oklahoma Team Up to Provide PPE for Partner Agencies

As Oklahoma City reopens for business amid the COVID-19 pandemic, many nonprofits are struggling to find the personal protective equipment (PPE) necessary to safely serve ...

Donors Answer Call to Support United Way Amid COVID-19 Crisis

OKLAHOMA CITY –  A growing number of Oklahoma companies, foundations and families are joining with the United Way of Central Oklahoma to assist thousands of ...

Oklahoma, Canadian and McClain Counties Receive Funds to Supplement Emergency Food and Shelter Programs

Oklahoma City – Oklahoma, Canadian and McClain counties have been chosen to receive $283,160 in funding through the Emergency Food and Shelter National Board to ...