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2020
Charitable
Events
Registry
Presented by TulsaPeople
and the Tulsa Community Foundation
TULSAPEOPLE CHARITABLE EVENTS REGISTRY 2020 1
Top Reasons to Volunteer with Modus in 2020
Roughly 6,400 Tulsa youth cannot access healthcare and social services because they lack safe, reliable
transportation. This means that our youth are suffering from decreased mental and physical health,
poorer educational outcomes, and lower employment rates.
Small Committment YOU Choose When You Drive
One ride typically only takes 15-30 minutes and there's no Volunteer drivers choose when and where they drive. With
minimum ride commitment. All rides are split, so if you can rides taking place anytime between 8am-8pm, Monday-
give one leg of a trip, another volunteer can take the client Friday, you get to choose which rides fit your busy schedule.
home after their appointment.
Make a Difference Help Local Youth Succeed
Volunteering with Modus is a simple way to make a BIG Our youth clients are much like the kids you probably know.
difference in your community. One ride a week may not They want to do good things in life, and just need a little help
seem like much, but it makes a big difference for someone along the way. Modus drivers provide a valuable service to
who lacks safe and reliable transportation. those who are working hard to become successful.
Develop Connection Explore the City
Volunteers develop meaningful connections with the youth Modus serves clients all over Tulsa, giving our drivers the
they drive. Share successes with the young people you opportunity to develop a more complete understanding of
drive as they improve themselves and reach their goals. the city and the people living in it.
Sign up to give a ride today!
www.modustulsa.org
(918) 280-9563
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n your hands, you hold Tulsa’s 20th annual Charitable Events
EDITOR Anne Brockman
CITY EDITOR Morgan Phillips Registry. The 20th! Hopefully you’ve been anxiously awaiting
DIGITAL EDITOR Tim Landes
ARTS & BENEFITS EDITOR Judy Langdon its arrival.
THE VOICE EDITOR Blayklee Freed
THE VOICE DIGITAL EDITOR Kyra Bruce Take a moment to peruse the Registry to find charitable events that
DIGITAL PROJECT MANAGER Anna Bennett
you will enjoy. Place it on your coffee table so it’s available for you and
EDITORIAL CONSULTING
Missy Kruse, The Write Company
your friends throughout the year. Use it to schedule fun dinner groups
CREATIVE DIRECTOR Madeline Crawford
or family activities. Your participation in any of these events — or, if
ART DIRECTOR Georgia Brooks you’re an overachiever, all of them — will help ensure the delivery of
GRAPHIC DESIGNER Morgan Welch
MANAGING PHOTOGRAPHER Michelle Pollard essential charitable services throughout our community, from feeding
CONTRIBUTING PHOTOGRAPHER Valerie Wei-Haas
VIDEOGRAPHER Greg Bollinger the hungry to providing arts instruction for our school children.
ADVERTISING REPRESENTATIVES Andrea Canada Event revenue alone can’t possibly meet our community’s extensive
Josh Kampf
Betsy Slagle needs. But we as individuals, foundations and corporations can. We live
CONTROLLER Mary McKisick in America’s Most Generous City®, a moniker that Tulsa must continu-
SUBSCRIPTIONS Gloria Brooks
DISTRIBUTION COORDINATOR Amanda Hall ously earn by generously giving to meet the needs of others. This year, you
INTERN Ethan Veenker can do your part by volunteering to serve meals to the homeless, stuffing
fundraising envelopes, serving on a committee or board, or making mate-
MEMBER
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S AY N O T O H A T E
TULSAPEOPLE CHARITABLE EVENTS REGISTRY 2020 3
2019 Icons and Idols benefi ting Tulsa Ballet
JANUARY Trivia Night FEBRUARY FEB. 14
Wavy ’80s Valentine’s Day
TBA Benefits Bishop Kelley High School. TBA
BISHOPKELLEY.ORG / TRIVIA
Dance
EAT DRINK and Newsies
Benefits Oklahoma Aquarium.
BE GIVING: Biga Benefits Tulsa Press Club.
JAN. 24 OKAQUARIUM.ORG
Benefits Center for Individuals with TULSAPRESSCLUB.ORG
Physical Challenges. Trivia Night
Benefits Cascia Hall Preparatory FEB. 15
TULSACENTER.ORG / EVENT / FEB. 1
EAT-DRINK-AND-BE-GIVING School. Gala 2020
Icons and Idols
CASCIAHALL.COM Benefits Youth Services
Benefits Tulsa Ballet Theatre Inc. of Tulsa.
JAN. 9 ICONSANDIDOLS.ORG
YST.ORG
Gala 2020 Golden Brew Pink in the Rink
Competition Benefits Joy in the Cause Runway Run
Benefits Youth Services of Tulsa. JOYINTHECAUSE.ORG
FEB. 20
Benefits Tulsa Air and Space Pink Stiletto
YST.ORG
Museum and Planetarium. Benefits Komen Oklahoma.
JAN. 25 TULSAMUSEUM.ORG
KOMENOKLAHOMA.ORG
JAN. 13-18 Best of Brunch
Chili Bowl Benefits Domestic Violence FEB. 6
Benefits Joy in the Cause Intervention Services. FEB. 21
Hearts Rebuilding Junior Achievement
JOYINTHECAUSE.ORG DVIS.ORG Homes Las Vegas Bowl-a-Thon
Benefits Revitalize T-Town. Benefits Junior Achievement
JAN. 14 JAN. 30-31 REVITALIZETTOWN.ORG
Trivia Night The Beyond Awareness of Oklahoma.
JUNIORACHIEVEMENT.ORG / WEB / JA-OK /
Benefits Oklahoma Aquarium. Summit 2020 FEB. 8 BOWLING-TULSA
OKAQUARIUM.ORG Benefits Demand Project. Heart Ball
THEDEMANDPROJECT.ORG
Benefits American Heart Street Party
JAN. 17 Association. Benefits Street School.
An Evening to Remember JAN. 31 HEART.ORG STREETPARTYTULSA.ORG
Benefits Payne County Youth GLOW
Services Inc. Benefits Global Gardens. Superhero Soiree FEB. 22
PCYS.ORG GLOBALGARDENSGLOW.ORG
Benefits Child Abuse Network. CASA Casino:
CHILDABUSENETWORK .ORG Shaken Not Stirred
JAN. 18 Mentorship Luncheon
Benefits Tulsa CASA.
Toyland Ball Benefits Junior League of Tulsa. FEB. 13 CASACASINO.ORG
Benefits Parent Child Center of JLTULSA.ORG Hearts for Refugees
Tulsa. Benefits Power of a Nickel.
TOYLANDBALL.ORG
POWEROFANICKEL.ORG
4 TULSAPEOPLE CHARITABLE EVENTS REGISTRY 2020
Dance of the Two Moons
presents
Roaring
Twenties
March 7, 2020
Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Tulsa
www.ihcrc2moons.org
Benefitting Indian Health Care Resource Center
Youth Programs
TULSAPEOPLE CHARITABLE EVENTS REGISTRY 2020 5
Cooking Up Compassion TBH Junior Women’s
Benefits Catholic Charities. Association Buttercup
CCEOK.ORG/CUC Bash
Benefits Tulsa Boys’ Home.
Fiestivale Barn Dance CHARITYAUCTION.BID/
BUTTERCUPBASH2020
Benefits Eisenhower International
School PTA.
BIDPAL.NET/EISENHOWER
Lunar New Year Gala
MARCH
MARCH 5
Benefits Dillon International. Celebrate LIFE
DILLONADOPT.COM
Benefits LIFE Senior Services.
LIFESENIORSERVICES.ORG
Polar Plunge
Benefits Special Olympics Pearl Party —
Oklahoma. Women of the Year —
SOOK.ORG
Pinnacle Awards
Benefits YWCA Tulsa.
FEB. 25
TULSAPEARLPARTY.ORG
Live United Luncheon
and Awards
MARCH 6
Benefits Tulsa Area United Way. Sip for Sight Gala
TAUW.ORG/AWARDS
Benefits Vizavance.
SIPFORSIGHT.COM
TBH Women’s
Association Annual
Vintage ’53
2007 Bon Odori Festival celebrating Tulsa’s sister-city Bunco Party
Benefits TSHA.
relationship with Utsunomiya, Japan Benefits Tulsa Boys’ Home.
TSHA.CC
TULSABOYSHOME.ORG
MARCH 7
FEB. 27
Annual Founder’s Dinner
Different Strokes —
and Auction
Color Outside the Lines
Benefits Eagle Point Christian
Benefits Town and Country School.
Academy.
TANDCSCHOOL.ORG
EPCA.NET
Heart of Henry
Brainiac Ball
Benefits Tulsa Day Center.
Benefits Family and Children’s
TULSADAYCENTER.ORG/GIVE-HELP/
CHARITABLE-EVENTS/#HENRY
Services.
BRAINIACBALL.COM
Whitney M. Young Jr.
Service Awards Luncheon Dance of the Two Moons:
Benefits Boy Scouts of America, Roaring Twenties
Indian Nations Council. Benefits Indian Health Care
OKSCOUTS.ORG/EVENTS/WHITNEYYOUNG
Resource Center.
IHCRC2MOONS.ORG
FEB. 28
Memory Gala Monarch Ball —
Benefits Alzheimer’s Association. Sweet Dreams to
MEMORYGALA.ORG
Safer Days
Benefits Domestic Violence
FEB. 29
Intervention Services.
THEMONARCHBALL.COM
2019 Rhinestone Cowboy supporting Red Ribbon Gala
Volunteers of America of Oklahoma Benefits Tulsa CARES.
REDRIBBONGALA.ORG
A Night of Surprises!
Celebrating 100 Years of
Union Public Schools
Sapphire Celebration
Benefits Union Schools Education
Benefits Riverfield Country
Foundation.
Day School.
UNIONFOUNDATION.ORG/
RIVERFIELD.ORG
A-NIGHT-OF-FOCUS
6 TULSAPEOPLE CHARITABLE EVENTS REGISTRY 2020
because your cause matters
TOGETHER WE MAKE A DIFFERENCE
one backpack of hope at a time
JOY TO THE RESCUE PROJECT: KIDS IN CRISIS
To learn more about Joy in the Cause and its programs
www.joyinthecause.org | 918-998-0538
MARCH 14 Oysters and Ale APRIL 10-11 Premiere Party
10th anniversary Charity Benefits Hospice of Green Country. SpringFest Benefits Foundation for
Banquet HOSPICEOFGREENCOUNTRY.ORG/ Benefits Tulsa Garden Center. Tulsa Schools.
Benefits MITA’s Foundation. OYSTERSANDALE TULSAGARDENCENTER.ORG/ FOUNDATIONFORTULSASCHOOLS.ORG
MITASFOUNDATION.ORG SPRINGFEST
Spokeasy APRIL 24
St. Patrick’s Day Run APRIL 11
Benefits Tulsa Hub. Oklahoma Nonprofit
Benefits Special Olympics Bunny Brunch
TULSAHUB.ORG/SPOKEASY Excellence Awards
Oklahoma. Benefits Oklahoma Aquarium. (ONE Awards)
Tulsa Lawyers Friends of OKAQUARIUM.ORG
SOOK.ORG Benefits Oklahoma Center for
Scouting Luncheon Nonprofits.
APRIL 16
MARCH 20 Benefits Boy Scouts of America, OKLAHOMACENTERFORNONPROFITS.ORG/
ZZZs in the Seas Indian Nations Council. Juliette Low Leadership CONNECT/ONE-AWARDS
Benefits Oklahoma Aquarium. OKSCOUTS.ORG
Society Luncheon
OKAQUARIUM.ORG Benefits Girl Scouts of Eastern APRIL 25
APRIL 3 Oklahoma. By Your Side 5K
MARCH 28 Battle of the Bands GSEOK.ORG/JLLS
and Fun Run
Carnivale: Roar Benefits Community Food Bank of Benefits Parkside Psychiatric
Benefits Mental Health Association Eastern Oklahoma. Embers — Lighting the
Hospital and Clinic.
Oklahoma. OKFOODBANK.ORG/EVENTS/BATTLE-BANDS
Way for a Brighter Future
PARKSIDEINC.ORG
BESTPARTYINTOWN.ORG Benefits Palmer Continuum
Botanical! The Tasting of Care Inc.
March for Babies
Get Your Rear in Gear 5K Benefits Tulsa Botanic Garden. PALMER-TULSA.ORG
Benefits March of Dimes.
and Fun Run BOTANICALTULSA.ORG MARCHFORBABIES.ORG
Benefits Colon Cancer Coalition. APRIL 17
DONATE.COLONCANCERCOALITION.ORG/ Women of the Year Celebrate Cascia
Benefits Cascia Hall Preparatory Walk MS
TULSA Luncheon
School. Benefits National Multiple
Benefits Tulsa Area Alumnae Sclerosis Society.
MARCH 31 Panhellenic. CASCIAHALL.COM
Tulsa Boys’ Home TULSAPANHELLENIC.ORG
WALKMS.ORG
Women’s Association Conservation on Tap
Annual Spring Luncheon Benefits Tulsa Zoo. APRIL 26
APRIL 4
Benefits Tulsa Boys’ Home. Superhero Challenge
Aquarium Run TULSAZOO.ORG/ZOO-EVENTS/
CONSERVATION-ON-TAP Benefits Child Abuse Network.
TULSABOYSHOME.ORG/SPRING-LUNCHEON Benefits Oklahoma Aquarium.
CANSUPERHEROCHALLENGE.ORG
OKAQUARIUM.ORG
Glamp Fire 2020
Botanical! Passport Benefits Camp Fire Green Country. APRIL 27
APRIL Dinner TULSACAMPFIRE.ORG/GLAMPFIRE2020 Great Plains Journalism
TBA
Benefits Tulsa Botanic Garden. Awards
Iron Gate Spring APRIL 18 Benefits Tulsa Press Club.
BOTANICALTULSA.ORG
Fundraiser Taste of Tulsa TULSAPRESSCLUB.ORG
Benefits Iron Gate. Coronation XIII Benefits Big Brothers Big Sisters.
IRONGATETULSA.ORG
Benefits Imperial Court of All BBBSOK.ORG Musical Mondays
Oklahoma. Concert Series
Pranks and Paws Where Hands and Feet Benefits LIFE Senior Services.
IMPCOURTOK.ORG/CORONATION
Trivia Night Meet 5K LIFESENIORSERVICES.ORG
Benefits Tulsa SPCA (Society for the Gem Gala Benefits TSHA.
Prevention of Cruelty to Animals). TSHA.CC
Benefits the Junior League of Tulsa. APRIL 28
TULSASPCA.ORG/TRIVIA-NIGHT Empty Bowls
JLTULSA.ORG
2020 Charity Gala and Benefits Community Food Bank of
APRIL 2
Rock the House: Prince Silent Auction Eastern Oklahoma.
An Evening of Tranquility Benefits Good Samaritan Health
Benefits Tulsa Habitat for EMPTYBOWLSTULSA.COM
Benefits the Stonebrook Project. Services.
Humanity.
THESTONEBROOKPROJECT.ORG GOODSAMARITANHEALTH.ORG
ROCKTHEHOUSETULSA.ORG APRIL 29-MAY 17
Designer Showcase
Healing Hearts Gala APRIL 21
Sip for Sight Grand Benefits the Foundation for
Benefits the Tristesse Grief Center. Tasting Dream Maker Luncheon
Tulsa Schools.
THEGRIEFCENTER.ORG/EVENTS/
Benefits Vizavance. Benefits Pathways Adult FOUNDATIONFORTULSASCHOOLS.ORG
HEALING-HEARTS-GALA Learning Center.
SIPFORSIGHT.COM
PATHWAYSOK.ORG
8 TULSAPEOPLE CHARITABLE EVENTS REGISTRY 2020
ignite the spark
S A T U R D A Y, F E B R U A R Y 2 9 , 2 0 2 0
six o’clock in the evening � cox business center
cocktails, dinner, live auction and entertainment
the spark begins with you.
P U R C H A S E T I C K E T S O N L I N E AT R E D R I B B O N G A L A . O R G
red tie attire � complimentary valet � rsvp by february 1, 2020
Red Ribbon Gala serves as the largest fundraiser annually for Tulsa CARES.
Tulsa CARES is the largest and most comprehensive provider of prevention
and care programs serving low income individuals living with HIV/AIDS
and Hepatitis C in Oklahoma. For nearly thirty years, the agency has offered REDRIBBONGALA.ORG • CONTACT CARLY SENGER AT 918.834.4194 OR CARLYS@TULSACARES.ORG
client-tailored programs, including care coordination, mental health, housing,
and nutrition services, to provide equal opportunities for healthy living and TULSACARES.ORG • 3712 E. 11TH STREET • TULSA, OK • 74112-3952
improved quality of life. TULSAPEOPLEA CHARITABLE
TULSA AREAEVENTS
UNITEDREGISTRY
WAY PARTNER
2020 9AGENCY
2019 Mallets and Moonlight benefi ting the Center for Individuals with Physical Challenges
APRIL 30 Garden Party MAY 8 MAY 11
William Booth Society Benefits the Little Light House Inc. Go Red for Women Frank Rhoades
Dinner LITTLELIGHTHOUSE.ORG
Luncheon Golf Classic
Benefits the Salvation Army. Benefits American Heart Association. Benefits Tulsa Boys’ Home.
SALARMYTULSA.ORG HEART.ORG/EN/AFFILIATES/OKLAHOMA/ TULSABOYSHOME.ORG/TBH-GOLF-CLASSIC
Overture: TULSA
High 5’s and Hit Tunes
Rockin’ the Fabulous ’50s MAY 14
Mermaid’s Night Out Links to Independence
MAY Benefits Signature Symphony.
Benefits Oklahoma Aquarium. Benefits Ability Resources.
SIGNATURESYMPHONY.ORG/OVERTURE
TBA OKAQUARIUM.ORG ABILITYRESOURCES.ORG
Madam President
Benefits League of Women Voters Run for the Roses
Swings Fore Scholarships MAY 16
of Metropolitan Tulsa. Benefits Tulsa Boys’ Home.
LWVMADAMPRESIDENT.COM TULSABOYSHOME.ORG/
Benefits Community HigherEd. Great Strides
RUN-FOR-THE-ROSES COMMUNITYHIGHERED.ORG Benefits Cystic Fibrosis Foundation.
FIGHTCF.CFF.ORG
MAY 1
Garden Party Tour de Tulsa presented The White Party
Benefits A New Leaf. by Ascension St. John Benefits Family and Children’s MAY 16-JUNE 28
ANEWLEAF.ORG Benefits Pathways to Health. Services. Dream Home Tour
TULSABICYCLECLUB.COM/TDT WHITEPARTYOK.COM Benefits St. Jude Children’s
GrandSlam Gala 2020 Research Hospital.
MAY 9 STJUDE.ORG/GIVE/DREAM-HOME/TULSA
Benefits Youth At Heart. MAY 7
YOUTHATHEART.ORG/GALA Appetite for Construction CREATE
Benefits ahha Tulsa. MAY 17
Benefits HBA Charitable
Marcello Angelini’s
Rhinestone Cowboy 2020 Foundation. CREATEGALA.ORG
Silver Celebration
TULSAHBACF.COM/
Benefits Volunteers of America Benefits Tulsa Ballet.
APPETITE-FOR-CONSTRUCTION DIG: Day In the
Oklahoma. TULSABALLET.ORG
VOAOK.ORG/RHINESTONECOWBOY Garden
Tulsa Tycoons: Benefits Tulsa Botanic Garden. MAY 18
Fifth Edition — A Night TULSABOTANIC.ORG Musical Mondays
MAY 2
of Monopoly Concert Series
Aviator Ball
Benefits Junior Achievement of Electric Lime Gala Benefits LIFE Senior Services.
Benefits Tulsa Air and Space
Oklahoma. Benefits Discovery Lab.
LIFESENIORSERVICES.ORG
Museum and Planetarium.
TULSATYCOONS.COM
TULSAMUSEUM.ORG DISCOVERYLAB.ORG
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MAY 27-29 JUNE 12
Reconciliation in America 5K and Fun Run
National Symposium Benefits Tulsa Boys’ Home.
Benefits John Hope Franklin Center TBHJUNIORWOMEN.COM/
for Reconciliation. FUNDRAISERS/TBH-5K
JHFCENTER.ORG
JUNE 19
MAY 30 TU Uncorked
Golf Fore Groceries 2020
Benefits the Tulsa Chapter of
Benefits Kendall Whittier Inc.
the University of Tulsa Alumni
KENDALLWHITTIERINC.ORG/EVENTS
Association.
TUALUMNI.COM/UNCORKED
JUNE JUNE 20
TBA Relay for Life
Links for Little Ones Golf Benefits American Cancer
Tournament Society.
Benefits Little Light House Inc. RELAYFORLIFE.ORG/TULSAMETROOK
LITTLELIGHTHOUSE.ORG
WALTZ on the Wild Side
Press Your Luck
Benefits Tulsa Zoo.
Kaiser Rehabilitation Center’s 2012 celebration of Benefits Tulsa Press Club. WALTZONTHEWILDSIDE.ORG
its 40th anniversary TULSAPRESSCLUB.ORG
JUNE 21
Taste of Brookside Father’s Day Food Truck
Benefits Youth Services of Tulsa. Festival
YST.ORG
Benefits Oklahoma Aquarium.
OKAQUARIUM.ORG
JUNE 4
Rumble and Roll
JUNE 22
Benefits Make-A-Wish Oklahoma. Musical Mondays Concert
RUMBLEANDROLL.COM
Series
JUNE 5
Benefits LIFE Senior Services.
LIFESENIORSERVICES.ORG
Wine, Eats and Easels
Benefits Broken Arrow Neighbors. JUNE 26
BANEIGHBORS.ORG
ZZZs in the Seas
JUNE 6 Benefits Oklahoma Aquarium.
OKAQUARIUM.ORG
Bridgefest
Benefits the Bridges Foundation.
JUNE 27
BRIDGESTULSA.ORG
Inspire:
2007 Celebrate Cascia benefi ting Cascia Hall
Preparatory School St. John Street Party — Celebrating Disability
Tulsa Flavors Inclusion
Benefits Ascension St. John Benefits Center for Individuals
Foundation. with Physical Challenges.
TULSACENTER.ORG
STJOHNSTREETPARTY.COM
JUNE 7 Summer Carnival
Knock Out Violence Benefits Pathways Adult
Benefits Domestic Violence Learning Center.
Intervention Services. PATHWAYSOK.ORG/CARNIVAL
DVIS.ORG
JUNE 11
Over the Top Gala JULY
TBA
Benefits Community Service
Council. Bingo Bash
CSCTULSA.ORG Benefits Tulsa SPCA. (Society
for the Prevention of Cruelty to
JUNE 11-12 Animals).
Over the Top Urban TULSASPCA.ORG/BINGO-BASH
2010 Painted Pony Ball benefi ting the Children’s Rappelling Fundraiser
Hospital at Saint Francis Benefits Community Service Council.
CSCTULSA.ORG
12 TULSAPEOPLE CHARITABLE EVENTS REGISTRY 2020LA2020: The Future Is Clear • September 4-7, 2020
T-Shirt Contest • Kick-Off Celebration • Lemon-Aid Stands
SPONSOR. VOLUNTEER. DONATE.
Visit thelemonaidproject.org to more info.
TULSAPEOPLE CHARITABLE EVENTS REGISTRY 2020 132019 Monarch Ball in support of Domestic Violence Intervention Services
Paws and Pictures AUG. 7 ZZZs in the Seas SEPT. 4-7
Drive-In Movie Jeans and Jewels Gala Benefits Oklahoma Aquarium. The Lemon-Aid Project
Fundraiser Benefits Tulsa State Fair OKAQUARIUM.ORG Benefits Lemon-Aid Project.
Benefits Tulsa SPCA (Society for the Junior Livestock Auction THELEMONAIDPROJECT.ORG
Prevention of Cruelty to Animals). Corp. AUG. 29
TULSASPCA.ORG/PAWS-PICTURES TULSASTATEFAIR.COM Maker Faire Tulsa SEPT. 4-13
Benefits Fab Lab Tulsa. Restaurant Week
Malicious but Delicious AUG. 8 TULSA.MAKERFAIRE.COM Benefits Community Food Bank of
Benefits the Nature Conservancy Back-to-School Style Eastern Oklahoma.
of Oklahoma. Show and Brunch TULSAPEOPLE.COM/RESTAURANTWEEK
NATURE.ORG/OKLAHOMA Benefits Oklahoma Baptist Homes
for Children. SEPTEMBER SEPT. 10
JULY 4 OBHC.ORG/EVENTS/STYLE-SHOWS TBA Flight Night
Fish and Fireworks Bring Change Benefits Tulsa Flight Night.
Benefits Oklahoma Aquarium. Tulsa Taller Benefits Power of a Nickel. TULSAFLIGHTNIGHT.ORG
OKAQUARIUM.ORG Benefits Assistance in POWEROFANICKEL.ORG
Health Care. Open Door Event
JULY 27 TULSA.AIH.ORG Headliners Benefits John 3:16 Mission.
Musical Mondays Benefits Tulsa Press Club. JOHN316MISSION.ORG
Concert Series AUG. 14 TULSAPRESSCLUB.ORG
Benefits LIFE Senior Services. Barbecue, Booze SEPT. 14
LIFESENIORSERVICES.ORG
and Cigars, Presented by Laps for Little Ones Annual Golf Tournament
Dr. Pat Daley Benefits Little Light House Inc. Benefits Restore Hope Ministries.
Benefits Tulsa Boys’ Home. LITTLELIGHTHOUSE.ORG GOLF.RESTOREHOPE.ORG
TULSABOYSHOME.ORG
AUGUST McDazzle Fun Ball SEPT. 15
TBA AUG. 22 Western Days
Benefits Ronald McDonald House.
Gold Medal Gala Salsa Festival Benefits Saint Simeon’s Foundation.
RMHCTULSA.ORG
Benefits Special Olympics Benefits Oklahoma Aquarium. SAINTSIMEONS.ORG
Oklahoma. OKAQUARIUM.ORG
Walk to End Alzheimer’s
SOOK.ORG SEPT. 17
Benefits Alzheimer’s Association,
AUG. 28 Girls Night Out
Oklahoma Chapter.
Wild Brew Day of Caring Benefits Community Food Bank of
TULSAWALK.ORG
Benefits Sutton Avian Benefits Tulsa Area United Way. Eastern Oklahoma.
Research Center. TAUW.ORG/DAYOFCARING OKFOODBANK.ORG/WOMENS-COUNCIL/
WILDBREW.ORG GIRLS-NIGHT-OUT
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VIP party in support of the 2012 Williams Route 66 Marathon 2007 Street Party Prom benefi ting Street School
Route for a Cause Luau Under the Sea Stars Mini Laps OCT. 8
Benefits Joy in the Cause Benefits Oklahoma Aquarium. Benefits Little Light House Inc. Cooking for a Cause
JOYINTHECAUSE.ORG OKAQUARIUM.ORG LITTLELIGHTHOUSE.ORG Benefits Iron Gate.
IRONGATETULSA.ORG/COOKINGFORACAUSE
SEPT. 22 Race for the Cure Tulsa Mutt Strut
Shootout Against Hunger Benefits Susan G. Komen Benefits Domestic Violence OCT. 10
Benefits John 3:16 Mission. Oklahoma. Intervention Services. Making Strides Against
JOHN316MISSION.ORG KOMENOKLAHOMA.ORG DVIS.ORG
Breast Cancer
Benefits American Cancer Society.
SEPT. 24 Rock Paper Scissors Noche de Gala 30th CANCER.ORG
Evening of Giving Benefits Pencil Box. Anniversary
Benefits HBA Charitable PENCILBOXTULSA.ORG. Benefits Hispanic American OCT. 13
Foundation. Foundation. Lip Sync Battle
TULSAHBACF.COM/EVENING-OF-GIVING SEPT. 26-27 HAFTULSA.ORG Benefits Pathways Adult Learning
Home Remodeling Center.
The Tasting at Showcase OCT. 2 PATHWAYSOK.ORG/BATTLE
Woodward Park Benefits HBA Charitable Foundation. Hues for HOPE
Benefits Woodward Park TULSAHBA.COM/ABOUT-THE-TOUR Benefits Global Foundation for OCT. 23-NOV. 11
educational programming and Peroxisomal Disorders. Care Card
beautification. HUESFORHOPE.ORG Benefits Family and Children’s
TULSAGARDENCENTER.ORG Services.
OCTOBER Center Experience CARECARDOK.COM
SEPT. 25 TBA Benefits Center for Individuals with
Golf Tournament Annual Awards Dinner Physical Challenges. OCT. 25
Benefits Tulsa Area United Way. Benefits Oklahoma Center for TULSACENTER.ORG/EVENT/
Museum Gala
TAUW.ORG/GOLF Community and Justice. CENTER-EXPERIENCE Benefits Sherwin Miller Museum of
OCCJOK.ORG Jewish Art.
JEWISHMUSEUMTULSA.ORG
Stacked Deck OCT. 3
Benefits Resonance Center for Cattle Baron’s Ball Ascension St. John
Women. Benefits American Cancer Society. ZooRun presented by OCT. 25-31
RESONANCETULSA.ORG CANCER.ORG CommunityCare HallowMarine
Benefits Tulsa Zoo. Benefits Oklahoma Aquarium.
SEPT. 26 Envision the Future TULSAZOO.ORG/RUN OKAQUARIUM.ORG
50th anniversary Gala Luncheon
Benefits Tulsa Community College. Benefits NewView Oklahoma. OCT. 5 OCT. 27-31
TCC50.COM NEWVIEWOKLAHOMA.ORG Tulsa Hall of Fame HallowZOOeen
Benefits Tulsa Historical Society Benefits Tulsa Zoo.
Clary Runway Green Leaf Gala and Museum. TULSAZOO.ORG/BOO
Benefits Community HigherEd. Benefits Up With Trees. TULSAHISTORY.ORG
COMMUNITYHIGHERED.ORG GREENLEAFGALA.ORG
16 TULSAPEOPLE CHARITABLE EVENTS REGISTRY 2020Saturday, March 7, 2020 Friday, May 8, 2020
Cox Business Center The Vault
Dive into unchartered waters and brainteasing Just wear white to Tulsa’s best outdoor dance
fun with cocktails, dinner, live auction, party with signature craft cocktails specially
team trivia, dancing and more. created by Tulsa’s top mixologists.
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Event Chairs: Madison & Garrett Graves Event Chairs: Sarah & Jared Jordan
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To learn more about how you can support Family & Children’s Services,
please contact Tom Taylor, F&CS Chief Development Officer, at
(918) 560-1243 or tataylor@fcsok.org or visit www.fcsok.org.NOVEMBER NOV. 5
Unite!
NOV. 29
Sips and Science
Darnaby Arts and
TBA Crafts Show
Benefits Tulsa Area United Way. Benefits Oklahoma Aquarium. Benefits Darnaby Elementary PTA.
First Draft
TAUW.ORG/UNITE OKAQUARIUM.ORG DARNABYARTSANDCRAFTSSHOW.COM
Benefits Tulsa Press Club.
TULSAPRESSCLUB.ORG
Pink Ribbon DEC. 6
Benefits Oklahoma Project Woman. DECEMBER Cascia Christmas Walk
Gifts of Hope TBA
Benefits Youth Services of Tulsa.
PINKRIBBONTULSA.ORG Benefits Cascia Hall Preparatory
Gift of Hope Fundraising
School.
YST.ORG Luncheon
NOV. 13 CASCIAHALL.COM
Benefits Tulsa Boys’ Home.
National Philanthropy Day
Giving Spirits Benefits Eastern Oklahoma Chapter
TULSABOYSHOME.ORG/HOME
DEC. 7
Benefits Community Food Bank of of the Association of Fundraising Children’s Holiday Party
Eastern Oklahoma. Professionals. Gifts of Hope
Benefits TSHA.
OKFOODBANK.ORG/EVENTS/
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Benefits Youth Services of Tulsa.
TSHA.CC
GIVINGSPIRITS/ YST.ORG
AFPOKEASTERNOKLAHOMACHAPTER/HOME
DEC. 18
Leftover Last Waltz NOV. 14 DEC. 1 ZZZs in the Seas
Benefits Woody Guthrie Center. Fur Ball Gala Tulsa Women’s Auxiliary
Benefits Oklahoma Aquarium.
THELEFTOVERLASTWALTZ.ORG Benefits Oklahoma Alliance for Christmas Luncheon
OKAQUARIUM.ORG
Animals. Benefits Salvation Army.
PAWsh Palaces ANIMALALLIANCEOK.ORG SALARMYTULSA.ORG
DEC. 19
Benefits Tulsa SPCA (Society for the
Holiday Craft Fair
Prevention of Cruelty to Animals). NOV. 19 DEC. 5
Benefits Oklahoma Aquarium.
TULSASPCA.ORG/PAWSHVOTING
Dinner of Reconciliation Tulsa Leadership
OKAQUARIUM.ORG
Benefits John Hope Franklin Center Luncheon
for Reconciliation. Benefits Boy Scouts of America,
JHFCENTER.ORG
Indian Nations Council.
OKSCOUTS.ORG
RU N/WALK
COLON CANCER AWARENESS 5K
SATURDAY, 03.28.20 GU TH RIE GR EE N • TU LS A, OK
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18 TULSAPEOPLE CHARITABLE EVENTS REGISTRY 2020There’s no other event like the Tulsa Boys’ Home’s
Annual Run for the Roses Kentucky Derby party! All
proceeds benefit Tulsa Boys’ Home to support troubled
Oklahoma boys. We expect nothing short of a thrilling,
sold out extravaganza for the 2020 Run for the Roses
event; full of fun, food, prizes, horse racing, and more!
Our 16th Annual Run for the Roses will kick off
at 1:30pm on Saturday, May 2nd, at the fabulous
Pavilion at Expo Square. Festivities will conclude at
approximately 5:45pm after the running of the Kentucky
Derby. Our guests will enjoy the sights and sounds of
Churchill Downs, including a simulcast of all afternoon
Derby Day races on giant screens, along with the
opportunity to place bets on all afternoon races piped
in live from Churchill Downs! Our guests will also enjoy
fabulous food and refreshing drinks at our open bar,
thousands of fresh red roses, more than a hundred
exciting silent and live auction items, and much more!
Tulsa Boys’ Home provides the highest quality
residential care of young boys needing placement
outside their home, for the purpose of developing
well-adjusted, responsible adults, and strengthening
the family. As a mainstay in Tulsa’s social services
community for over 101 years, since 1918, Tulsa Boys’
Home has helped provide healing and hope for more
than 13,000 troubled young boys from all 77 counties
throughout the great state of Oklahoma. We focus on
providing true healing and a new found sense of hope
in the shattered lives of the young boys we serve. Forty
of our residents are placed by the Child Welfare Division
of the Department of Human Services (DHS). The other
twenty-four are privately placed by parents or legal
guardians.
For sponsorship or registration information regarding
this year’s event, please contact Karen Clark at
918-245-0231, ext. 5004. You can also find event
information on our website at www.tulsaboyshome.org!
Photos from previous Run for the Roses fundraisers may
also be viewed at www.facebook.com/tulsaboyshome.
TULSAPEOPLE CHARITABLE EVENTS REGISTRY 2020 19Saturday, September 26
Cain’s Ballroom
Providing “Tools for
the Future!”
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Honoring
PHILANTHROPY
Annual Philanthropy Day Awards Luncheon applauds seven Tulsans.
BY KRISTI EATON
ROBIN BALLENGER that focus on establishing equity and diver-
sity throughout Tulsa.
T
he Eastern Oklahoma Chapter Outstanding Fundraising for
Diversity and Inclusion “It seems to me that without a rigorous
of the Association of Fundrais- commitment to equality, Tulsa will not be
ing Professionals sponsors the As president of the Flint Family Foun- an energized and thriving home for us all,”
National Philanthropy Day Conference and dation and as an individual donor, she says. “Tulsa is a diverse city now, and
Awards Luncheon to recognize the impor- Ballenger says she has the privilege of we are so much the better for having many
tance of philanthropy in the community. helping nonprofits from both directions. voices and points of view to contribute to
Every year, the organization tries to shine She has served on several boards, which our vision for tomorrow. We cannot afford
a spotlight on those helping improve the helped her learn about the nonprofit world to ignore a single one of these voices.”
community. from the inside out.
“By recognizing some of the amazing “I have huge admiration for all the good
philanthropic efforts of both individuals people in Tulsa who are employed by non-
and organizations, we hope to inspire profits and who work so tirelessly for them,”
others,” says Ashli Sims, 2019 National she says. “This is work that requires dedica-
Philanthropy Day chairwoman. “Philan- tion and vast reserves of energy and com- STEFFANIE BONNER
thropy is contagious: the more good you mitment. I salute those who dedicate their Outstanding Professional
do; the more you want to do; and even lives to our nonprofits.” Fundraiser
more people want to join you. Ballenger is especially grateful for those Bonner says her true passion is giving back
“I believe the more you see examples of at Tulsa Community College who nomi- to her community. “Working in fundrais-
philanthropy in our community, the more nated her for the honor. ing is the vehicle to match that passion,”
you want to participate in those activities Through the Flint Foundation, Ballenger says vice president of resource develop-
or start one of your own.” funds a variety of organizations, but she ment with the Tulsa Regional Chamber.
says she is most passionate about nonprofits Bonner has been directly involved in
22 TULSAPEOPLE CHARITABLE EVENTS REGISTRY 2020The National Philanthropy Day Award Winners were recognized at a Nov. 15 luncheon at DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Tulsa Downtown. Pictured are
Steffanie Bonner, Outstanding Fundraising Professional; Robin Ballenger, Outstanding Fundraising for Diversity and Inclusion; Bill Major, executive
director of Zarrow Family Foundations, Pillar Award; Jill Thomas, Outstanding Volunteer Fundraiser; Burt Holmes, Outstanding Philanthropist; Becky
Frank, Community Impact Award; and Monica Champ, Association of Fundraising Professionals Eastern Oklahoma Chapter president.
nonprofit fundraising for the past 20 years, BECKY FRANK thing, is a reminder to me to on a daily basis
including working with nonprofits that Community Impact Award to be intentional, purposeful and bold in
aid elderly individuals, children’s programs serving others,” she says.
and now, through her Chamber work, the Having worked at the Tulsa Area United “We are fortunate to live and work in a
greater Tulsa community and region. Way from 1986-1994, Frank says she feels community that has such a wonderful spirit
“This award is about more than just rais- a great connection to the local nonprofit of giving and taking care of our own,” Frank
ing money,” she says. “It’s about a dedication community. adds. “When we have the good fortune to
to my profession and my fellow fundrais- Over the years, she has volunteered for live, work and play in a community like
ers. Working in a philanthropic field is a number of charitable organizations, and Tulsa, we also have a responsibility to give
about people giving what they can to help currently serves on the boards of Tulsa back.”
one another.” Community Foundation, the Tulsa Foun-
For Bonner, philanthropy and nonprofit dation, Oklahoma Arts Council and Tulsa
fundraising are about serving and giving Regional Chamber.
back to her neighbors, she says, adding: “I’m particularly attracted to the fund-
“It’s about making a difference for the bet- raising aspect of working with nonprofits
and the donor development process,” she BURT HOLMES
terment of my community.” Outstanding Philanthropist
Considering herself a generalist, Bonner says. “It’s exciting to introduce donors to
excels in annual giving, capital campaigns, nonprofits whose missions align with the Although honored to be named Tulsa’s
major gifts and planned giving. donor’s interests and to witness how they Outstanding Philanthropist by the AFP,
“My strength, as well as my greatest help and support each other; finding that Holmes is quick to say, “I’ve never thought
pleasure, is when I can match a community perfect match.” of myself as a philanthropist. The word
need with a donor,” she says. “It’s a win- Frank is humbled by the recognition. doesn’t apply to me.”
“Receiving the Community Impact Award The reality is starkly different.
JOSH NEW
win situation when a donor’s needs are met
and the community is improved.” is meaningful to me and, more than any- Holmes, the entrepreneurial co-founder
TULSAPEOPLE CHARITABLE EVENTS REGISTRY 2020 23of QuikTrip Corp. and founder of Burt P. be engaged in making a difference in our “This feels as though someone has
Holmes and Associates, which later became community from the actions of so many in tapped me on the shoulder and said: ‘We
The Holmes Organisation, a general insur- my lifetime including my parents, Ann and see you. We see the work that you’re doing.
ance brokerage, has devoted significant Fred Nelson; my husband, Bob; and many We appreciate you,’” she says. “It is honestly
proceeds from those two business successes others within our community.” one of the greatest feelings in the world.”
to provide financial support to, as he puts The Thomases have advocated for the
it, “things that interest me.” Among those Alzheimer’s Association for more than
“things” have been generous gifts of money 20 years. Jill also counsels other agencies,
and leadership to the University of Tulsa, his including the Mental Health Association
alma mater; Gilcrease Museum; the Tulsa Oklahoma and A New Leaf, which benefits ZARROW FAMILY FOUNDATIONS
Botanic Garden; and, of late, the Reed Com- people with developmental disabilities. Pillar Award
munity Foundation in north Tulsa. “I am particularly passionate about
“My friend Pat Woodrum introduced working on causes which benefit individu- From helping the homeless to the mentally
me to the idea of a Tulsa Botanic Garden,” als who for whatever reason, are unable to ill to Tulsa’s youngest residents, the three
Holmes remembers. “She emphasized advocate for themselves,” she says. Zarrow Family Foundations — Zarrow
Tulsa was the only city of its size without Families Foundation, the Anne and Henry
a botanic garden. I liked the idea because a Zarrow Foundation and the Maxine and
botanic garden has an educational compo- Jack Zarrow Foundation — have been
nent to it.” synonymous with giving for years. All are
Holmes says he made an early donation headquartered and managed by the family
MACKENZIE TOLIVER office.
to the Garden, but the project truly came Outstanding Youth in Philanthropy
to life for him “when Gentner Drummond Each reflects the Zarrow family’s devo-
donated 170 acres of his Osage County Toliver might be the youngest among the tion to the Jewish ideal of tzedakah, or righ-
land for it.” Holmes became a significant nonprofit winners, but her resumé is no less teous giving, focused primarily on Tulsa, the
fundraiser and donor for what he now outstanding. Since her freshman year of state of Oklahoma and Israel.
believes “is a wonderful place and a major high school, Toliver has devoted nearly 600 The Anne and Henry Zarrow Founda-
asset for Tulsa.” hours to Tulsa’s nonprofit community. tion funds nonprofits working to improve
Holmes’ current giving interest is help- In the past three years, and now a the physical and intellectual lives of dis-
ing support Keith Reed’s efforts to create a freshman at Vanderbilt University, she has advantaged and vulnerable people through
robust after-school program in north Tulsa served on the Junior Board of Emergency alleviating and preventing homelessness,
for the children of single mothers. Infant Services as treasurer, vice president reducing hunger in Oklahoma, improving
“Keith is a social worker at heart and, and president. indigent health care and funding broad
through his Reed Community Founda- The mission of EIS is to provide basic operating support for Tulsa’s social service
tion, the after-school program he has needs for children 5 and under. The Junior providers.
started is impacting up to 90 kids each Board consists of high-achieving high The Maxine and Jack Zarrow Family
day,” Holmes says. “I’m happy to be pro- school students from across the Tulsa metro Foundation, meanwhile, supports individ-
viding some needed support and structure area. As a board, it hosts Babypalooza, uals and families facing mental illness and
to strengthen the Foundation’s program which is an annual local fundraiser, and physical or medical challenges, and focuses
and make it sustainable.” fundraises throughout the year in various on eradicating homelessness.
other innovative ways. The foundations fund the Zarrow
“We met our goal of $30,000 my first Mental Health Symposium hosted by the
year, surpassed the $40,000 goal in my Mental Health Association Oklahoma, as
second year by $10,000, and now as pres- well as a decades-long commitment to Gil-
ident, I plan to set and exceed even higher crease Museum. The Mental Health Sym-
JILL THOMAS goals in 2019,” she says. posium was inspired by Maxine and Jack
Outstanding Volunteer Fundraiser Toliver also has participated in the Youth Zarrow’s daughter, Kathy, who struggled
Thomas has been involved in the Tulsa non- Philanthropy Initiative, a local youth devel- with mental health herself.
profit world for more than three decades. opment program that teaches leadership, “We want to thank the Association of
She started volunteering with the Tulsa philanthropy and self-awareness through Fundraising Professionals for honoring
Area United Way as a member of the the creation of a social entrepreneurship the Zarrow Family Foundations with the
committee that annually reviewed agency project. Pillar Award,” says Bill Major, executive
requests for funding. This led her to be director of the Zarrow Family Founda-
introduced to many nonprofits in the Tulsa tions. “What those of us on the giving side
area in which she has become involved: of philanthropy know is that if there were
Family and Children’s Services, Tulsa Town If you’re interested in nominating not high performing nonprofits out there
Hall and the Alzheimer’s Association with someone for a 2020 National Philanthropy doing the work every day, funders would
her husband, Bob Thomas. Day Award, email NPD Chairwoman Shelley not be able to make a meaningful invest-
“I appreciate receiving this recogni- Holmes at sholmes@tandcschool.org. ment in the critical services needed in our
tion,” she says. “I have been inspired to community.” TP
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SEPTEMBER 26, 2020
Plan to join us Sept. 26, 2020 for a special 50th Anniversary Vision Dinner Gala.
We will celebrate TCC’s 50 Notable Alumni with a splendid evening in the
new Grand Hall at COX Business Center.
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You can be the difference between an empty plate and a full one.
Iron Gate’s mission is simple: we feed the
hungry and homeless of Tulsa every day.
Iron Gate has three main programs:
• Daily Community Meal
• Grocery Pantry
• Kid’s Pack Program
Whether a hot meal, bag of groceries or a
snack pack, we feed the hungry. Some of the
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Since opening our new building August
26, 2019, Iron Gate has served almost
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supporters like you. You can help feed the
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