Tulsa–This winter, help those in our community stay warm by donating blankets and new gloves or mittens through January 31st. We have teamed up with GenScripts Pharmacy, UniFirst and the Tulsa Oilers to collect items for Family & Children’s Services.
HOW TO DONATE:
Beginning December 15 through January 31, 2018, drop off blankets and new gloves or mittens at the December 15 Tulsa Oilers game or your local GenScripts pharmacy. There are GenScripts locations in Tulsa, Broken Arrow and Owasso. You can also drop off at our 2 Works for You studios.
WARMING HEARTS & HANDS CALENDAR OF EVENTS
December 15-January 31
Monday through Friday, 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. drop off at:
- Any GenScripts location in Tulsa, Owasso or Broken Arrow
- UniFirst at 2100 North Beech in Broken Arrow
- 2 Works for You studios at 3701 South Peoria Avenue
Any used blankets donated will be cleaned by UniFirst. Gloves and mittens will need to be new and attached in pairs.
To Make Monetary Donations
You can click here to make a monetary contribution Family & Children’s Services. The Scripps Howard Foundation is matching all donations up to $2,500.
Who will get the blankets and gloves that you donate? Most of the donations will go to the F&CS Homeless Outreach Team which assists homeless adult individuals who are diagnosed with a severe mental illness. Some of these individuals are served at the Tulsa City County Libraries and at the Iron Gate Soup Kitchen and Pantry.
F&CS also has a Tulsa Housing and Recovery Program. The primary goal of this project is to enhance the residential stability of chronically homeless persons now living in supportive housing.
In addition, many of the F&CS partner organizations will benefit. These include Iron Gate, Tulsa City County Libraries, Salvation Army, 41 Tulsa Public Schools and thirteen Head Start programs through the Community Action Project.
Family & Children’s Services (F&CS) heals traumatized and abused children, strengthens individuals and families, and provides hope and a path to recovery for those battling mental illness and addictions. F&CS does this through 53 life-changing programs that serve 114,000 individuals, or 1 in 6 Tulsans each year.
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