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Announcing $5.79 Million in Fall 2025 Grants

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Through the Fall 2025 grant cycle, Inasmuch Foundation has distributed $5.79 million to 43 nonprofit organizations advancing Community Enhancement, Education, Human Services, and Journalism (grantee list below). This cycle’s funding reflects Inasmuch Foundation’s broad commitment to strengthening communities across Oklahoma City – through innovative education programs, vibrant cultural spaces, responsive human services, and trustworthy local journalism.

“Across this grant cycle, we saw remarkable examples of collaboration and creativity,” said Bob Ross, Chairman and CEO of Inasmuch Foundation. “Oklahoma City’s nonprofit sector continues to lead with compassion – finding practical solutions to complex challenges and building stronger, more connected communities in the process.”

Together, Education and Human Services represented 73% of the cycle’s total funding, underscoring community priorities identified through Inasmuch Foundation’s biennial listening sessions with nonprofit and civic leaders.

“Inasmuch Foundation’s support extends far beyond grantmaking,” said Salvador Ontiveros, President & CEO of the Latino Community Development Agency. “The team consistently shows up as a true thought partner — listening, collaborating, and helping the Agency advance work that strengthens families across our community.”

In addition to these areas, this cycle’s grants also strengthen access to arts and cultural programming, foster expanded engagement across neighborhoods, and invest in nonprofit and local journalism that builds informed communities.

Together, these investments reflect founder Edith Kinney Gaylord’s commitment to improving the quality of life in Oklahoma.

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Community Enhancement:
$755,000

Arts Council Oklahoma City
Freedom Center of Oklahoma City
Girl Scouts Western Oklahoma
Junior League of Oklahoma City
Northeast OKC Nonprofit Incubator
OKC GOOD
OKC Rep
Oklahoma Children's Theatre
• Oklahoma City Economic Development Foundation
RIVERSPORT Foundation
Scissortail Park Foundation

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Education:
$2.3 Million

Community Action Agency of Oklahoma City
Keystone Adventure School & Farm
Payne Education Center
Positive Tomorrows
Rainbow Fleet
SidexSide

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Human Services:
$1.93 Million

Boys and Girls Clubs of Oklahoma County
Catholic Charities
Diversion Hub
Dragonfly Home
• Focus Forward Oklahoma
HeartLine
Infant Crisis Services
Latino Community Development Agency
Legal Aid Services of Oklahoma
Neighborhood Services Organization
Oklahoma City Housing Authority
Palomar
Regional Food Bank of Oklahoma
Sisu Youth
United Way of Central Oklahoma
Urban Bridge

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Journalism:
$800,000

• Cambridge Artificial Intelligencer
Fort Worth Report
KOSU
Local Media Foundation
NewsMatch
Oklahoma Media Center
Oklahoma Newspaper Foundation
Spotlight Deleware
The Beacon
Tulsa Local News Initiative

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If you have any questions, please contact a member of the Program Team.

Sarah Roberts, Vice President of Programs - Sarah.Roberts@inasmuchfoundation.org 
Tyler Tokarczyk, Senior Program Officer - Tyler.Tokarczyk@inasmuchfoundation.org
Anne Hedrick, Grants Manager - Anne.Hedrick@inasmuchfoundation.org