Master's Market is a place where families in need can receive food, clothes, used furniture and appliances. Master's Market is located at 5751 E. Reno Ave. in Midwest City and serves families in the surrounding areas.

On Tuesdays and Fridays, from 10:00 a.m. to 1:30 p.m., individuals may arrive at Master's Market and present their requests for food and clothes. There is an interview process with a counselor to determine how Master's Market can best meet the needs.

Master's Market is located on E. Reno Avenue, just east of Sooner Road (right next to Anthony's TV in Midwest City).

Central Oklahoma Community Action Agency's Family Support Services provides direct help for families to meet basic needs for food, clothing, utilities, and housing costs. Family Support Services provides a food pantry, temporary housing, home buyer education, and family budget counseling. Personalized follow-up with each family ensures that needs are being met.

COCAA serves six Central Oklahoma counties.  If you live in Lincoln, Payne, Logan, Cleveland, Potawatomie, or Seminole counties, click here for the eligibility requirements and for a list of services that are provided.  You can call 1.800.256.5940 or click here for a list of phone numbers for all the locations.

Central Oklahoma Community Action Agency helps low-income individuals and families avoid crisis situations in two ways; meeting emergency needs first, then helping families gain self-sufficiency through supportive case management and partnerships with other social service providers.

Connect with The Urban Mission on Facebook.

The Urban Mission seeks to bring hope, dignity, and confidence back to Oklahomans in need by providing basic needs and giving children the tools they need to succeed in life.  Click the program link below for more detail of the services that are provided.

They are located at 3737 N Portland Ave in Oklahoma City.  Call them at 405.946.1556 for more information.

The Urban Mission Programs

• Food Pantry
• Clothing Room
• Household Items
• Emergency Services
• Mission Marketplace Thrift Store
• SPARK
• Kid's Cafe
• Back-to-School Supplies
• Santa Store

The Baptist Mission Center provides primary care, food and clothing.  They will fill outside prescriptions when possible.  They also offer vision screening and $25 eyeglasses for children on the second and fourth Monday of every month.  Hours are every Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday from 9:00 AM to 2:00 PM, and on the first and third Thursday, they are open until 6:00 PM.  Call 405.235.6162 for an appointment.  They are located at 2125 Exchange Avenue in Oklahoma City.

Good Shepherd Ministries, Inc. seeks to provide services such as food, clothing, and limited medical, dental, and pharmacy help, to those in the Oklahoma City area who have need.

For more information, call them at 405.232.8631, or click on a program link below.  Good Shepherd Ministries is located at 222 NW 12th St in Oklahoma City.

• Food - Food is given out Monday through Thursday 9:00 AM - 11:30 AM and 1:00PM - 3:00 PM. Those living in the 73103 Zip Code area are qualified to be served.

Community of Faith serves a meal every Friday at 11:00 AM.  They are located at 1815 S Central Ave in Oklahoma City.

Connect with Urban League of Greater OKC on Facebook.

The Urban League of Greater Oklahoma City seeks to assist African Americans, other minorities and the poor achieve social and economic equality. They work to accomplish this mission through advocacy, bridge-building, research and program services.

For more information, click on the program link below, or call them at 405.424.5243, x109.  They are located at 3900 N Martin Luther King Ave in Oklahoma City.

• Family Development - The Family Assistance Department provides food vouchers, utility assistance, bus passes and parent training for adults.

Upward Transitions serves the homeless and impoverished by providing case management and stabilizing resources to meet basic social needs.  Upward Transitions is committed to community development and advocacy for the poor and homeless.

Click on the program link below to get more information regarding the services offered by Upward Transitions, or you can call them at 405.232.5507. They are located at 1033 N Walker Ave in Oklahoma City.

Upward Transitions Programs - Any individual who may be seeking services is encouraged to call in advance.  No assistance can be guaranteed over the telephone.

• Community Outreach - Case Managers will meet with clients to assess their needs and develop a plan to help clients become or remain self-sufficient.  They will provide the following services:
  • Case Management
  • Utility and Rent Assistance
  • Retrieval of Legal Documents
  • State IDs
  • Food and Clothing Pantry
  • Non-narcotic Prescriptions for Homeless Clients
  • Linkage to other Services
  • Work Search Program for Homeless Clients (Call for hours of operation)
  • Transportation:
    • Assistance to Qualified Stranded Travelers
    • Relocation of Domestic Violence Victims
    • Bus Tokens and Gas Vouchers for Work Search Program Participants
• Family Outreach - This consists of two programs; 1.) Comprehensive Case Management and Transitional Housing, and 2.) Homeless Prevention Services.

Connect with Skyline Urban Ministries on Facebook.

Skyline Urban Ministry is a faith-based organization that seeks to provide services for those in need. 

Click on a program link below for more information about their services, or call 405.236.5212.  They are located at 701 NW 8th St in Oklahoma City.

• Food Pantry
• Clothes for Kids
• Jets - Jets is a summer and after school program for children who need after school care.
• Prime Timers - Senior Adult services
• Alive on Saturday Night - Worship service followed by hot meal.
• Christmas Grace
• Eye Clinic

Connect with Salvation Army OKC on Facebook.

In Oklahoma City, The Salvation Army provides shelter, feeding programs, senior citizen programs, social services, disaster services, youth programs, drug and alcohol rehabilitation, transportation, clothing assistance, Christmas cheer programs and worship programs.

Salvation Army's offices are at 311 SW 5th St in Oklahoma City.  For information about the services listed above, call 405.246.1060, or click here, then click on the "Services" tab at the top of the page.

Connect with RFBO on Facebook.

List of Agencies in Central OK serviced by Regional Food Bank of Oklahoma

Type in your zip code and click the search button.  If you don't know your zip code, type in 73106.

Reaching Our City offers a variety of programs to match the identified needs of the working poor of the NW 10^th Street corridor.

They are located at 7710 NW 10th St in Oklahoma City.  Call them at 405.440.9994 for more information, or click on a program link below.

ROC Medical Clinic - ROC Medical Clinic provides medical services to uninsured individuals and families. Qualified individuals are seen on an appointment basis.

ROC Food Pantry - The ROC Food Pantry serves families from 10 Oklahoma City zip codes, and is open to the public Mondays, Thursdays, Fridays, and the second and fourth Saturdays at the main campus, and on Wednesdays in the Tulakes neighborhood on Lyrewood Lane.

ROC Legal Aid - The ROC Legal Clinic offers free legal aid to those who qualify.

ROC Child Development Center - The ROC Child Development Center serves the community by offering quality daycare and after-school care in a DHS 2 star licensed environment.

Resale Shop - The Resale Shop provides ROC an opportunity to supply affordable clothing and furniture.  

Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) serves as the first line of defense against hunger. It enables low-income families to buy nutritious food with Electronic Benefits Transfer (EBT) cards. SNAP recipients spend their benefits to buy eligible food in authorized retail food stores.

Click on the program link to find out more information regarding SNAP, or you can call them at 405.521.3444 (toll free at 1.866.411.1877).

Connect with OKC Compassion on Facebook.

OKC Compassion is located at 1121 N Penn Ave in Oklahoma City.  Click HERE or call them at 405.524.8082 or 405.410.8082 to find current information regarding the services listed below.

Neighbor for Neighbor bases its assistance on the family's needs. Services include: utility bill payments (water, gas, electricity), food for those times when there is no food due to job loss or other family problems or a delay in getting food stamps, household goods such as pots and pans, linens, blankets, etc. are given to families who have lost their home to fire or suffered some other catastrophe, prescriptions for people who cannot otherwise afford medication, if transportation to a new job is needed, NFN will pay bus fare or supply gasoline for a client's vehicle until the first payday. NFN will purchase birth certificates by referral from DHS or an employment agency for clients born in Oklahoma.

For more information, call 405.236.0473 or go to their FACEBOOK page.  They are located at 300 SW 13th St in Oklahoma City.

Connect with The Spero Project on Facebook.

Spero:Resource is open weekly to provide food and clothing to local families and individuals. They only require a valid photo ID, proof of current address, and social security cards for all household members. They request that donations be picked up only once per month per family.

Click here for more information on their food and clothing programs. You can contact them at 405.557.1777 for more information.  They are located at 4600 E 2nd St in Edmond.

Connect with Jesus House on Facebook.

Jesus House is an inner city, non-denominational, non-profit Christian outreach providing shelter, food, clothing, and goods to the community’s needy. 

They are located at 1335 W. Sheridan in Oklahoma City.  You can call them at 405.232.7164, or click here for more information about their services.

FOOD
Meals are served 7 days a week, food baskets are given out 3 days a week, and emergency food baskets are delivered as resources permit.

SHELTER
Homeless mentally ill, drug or alcohol recovering, and elderly or disabled persons sleep each night at the main shelter at 1335 West Sheridan.

CLOTHING & HOUSEHOLD ITEMS
The Jesus House Free Store across from the main shelter provides used clothing, furniture and household goods free of charge.

CRISIS ASSISTANCE
Broken families, domestic violence, pending disability or unemployment cases, house fires, and other situations create crises for the poor. Jesus House assists with rent, utilities, transportation, and prescription medicine.

RECOVERY
Christian counseling and a spiritual program of steps toward a drug or alcohol free lifestyle are provided, as well as a work program.

Connect with Cross and Crown Mission on Facebook.

Cross and Crown Mission, Inc. is a faith-based mission serving the needs of the inner city.  They are located at 1008 N McKinley Ave in Oklahoma City.  You can reach them at 405.232.7696 about their mission, or click here for more information on Cross and Crown.

Food Pantry
More than a half million pounds of food have been distributed since the mission opened. A box of food contains pasta, beans, applesauce, canned goods,  crackers, snacks and other items helps stave off hunger of families and homeless persons. The food pantry serves 50 families every Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday.

Connect with City Rescue Mission on Facebook.

City Rescue Mission is a nonprofit organization serving the homeless living in Oklahoma City. Faithfully, for more than 60 years, they have saved many lives and have had a profound impact on thousands of others by providing compassionate, humanitarian services to those in desperate need. City Rescue Mission is located at 800 West California Ave in Oklahoma City.  You can call them at 405.232.2709, or click here for more information about their social service programs.

City Care serves the less fortunate in by feeding the homeless and impoverished, providing affordable supportive housing for low-income individuals and by pairing tutors/mentors with at-risk, inner-city children.

The phone number for City Care is 405.609.2400, and they are located at 2400 General Pershing Blvd in Oklahoma City. 

Food and Breakfast Outreach
City Care's breakfast program primarily serves homeless individuals who are not employed and the working poor. Their food basket recipients reach a larger group including homeless, clients on fixed incomes, those living in public housing, disabled individuals, single women with children and families.  For more information, click on the program link above.

BritVil serves clients Monday through Friday from 9:00 to 11:00 A.M.

Service emphasis is on low-income families with minor children and low, fixed income senior citizens. Others are considered on the basis of disabilities or current financial crisis.

Approved clients are allowed to obtain food items once per month, with others helped 1-2 times per month as circumstances dictate.

For more information, call them at 405.842.1275 or click here.  They are located at 8125-D N Classen Blvd in Oklahoma City.

Bridges helps high school and college students who are living alone due to a family crisis, including the death of a parent, parental incarceration or chronic illness, or a traumatic home situation, to graduate high school and pursue a career or higher education.

The support they offer includes school expenses, food, clothing, medical care, baby needs, dental care, and furniture. They also offer sliding-scale housing at Sooner Pointe apartments. Just as important, they provide an individual case manager who helps students with everything from college planning to relationship guidance, taking the time to listen, advise, and care.

Students who are accepted into the Bridges program are expected to treat school as their main job. They must maintain passing grades and attendance, which are checked weekly on the Norman Public School website, ParentConnect.

Students who reside at Sooner Pointe apartments, a Bridges property that offers sliding-scale rent based on income, are assumed to be mature adults who can conduct themselves accordingly. For more information on program requirements, click here.

For more information on Bridges, click here, or call them at 405.579.9280.  They are located at 1670 Stubbeman in Norman.  Office Hours are 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM Monday through Friday.

Connect with Bethel Foundation on Facebook.

The Bethel Foundation has set up a store for single mothers to come and get clothing and food for their families at NO COST.  Hours of operation are Mondays thru Thursday from 9am to 6pm, allowing allowing single mothers to come during their lunch hour or after work.

The cupboard will provide emergency assistance with non-perishable food items.  Single mothers will be required to bring a picture i.d. and complete necessary paperwork.

The clothing closet will be filled with donated new or gently used clothing. Donated clothing may come from corporate retail donations or personal gifts to the closet.

For more information on all the available services at Bethel Foundation, click here.  You can call them at 405.348.5826.  They are located at 11212 N. May Ave Suite 110 in Oklahoma City.

Connect with Heart and Hand Ministries on Facebook.

Heart and Hand Homes provides homes for displaced women with children. They have eleven homes with several families in each home. Heart and Hand helps with education, food, medical needs, and jobs.  Clients are valuated every 30 days for compliance with rules and regulations.  There is a requirement to obtain a General Equivalency Degree or get a job, and save 50% of the income to help get a permanent residence.

Click here for more information, or call 405.528.0171.  They are located at 1308 NW 9th St in Oklahoma City.

Central Oklahoma Community Action Agency's Family Support Services provides direct help for families to meet basic needs for food, clothing, utilities, and housing costs. Family Support Services provides a food pantry, temporary housing, home buyer education, and family budget counseling. Personalized follow-up with each family ensures that needs are being met.

COCAA serves six Central Oklahoma counties.  If you live in Lincoln, Payne, Logan, Cleveland, Potawatomie, or Seminole counties, click here for the eligibility requirements and for a list of services that are provided.  You can call 1.800.256.5940 or click here for a list of phone numbers for all the locations.

Central Oklahoma Community Action Agency helps low-income individuals and families avoid crisis situations in two ways; meeting emergency needs first, then helping families gain self-sufficiency through supportive case management and partnerships with other social service providers.

Connect with The Urban Mission on Facebook.

The Urban Mission seeks to bring hope, dignity, and confidence back to Oklahomans in need by providing basic needs and giving children the tools they need to succeed in life.  Click the program link below for more detail of the services that are provided.

They are located at 3737 N Portland Ave in Oklahoma City.  Call them at 405.946.1556 for more information.

The Urban Mission Programs

• Food Pantry
• Clothing Room
• Household Items
• Emergency Services
• Mission Marketplace Thrift Store
• SPARK
• Kid's Cafe
• Back-to-School Supplies
• Santa Store

Connect with Hope Chest Ministries on Facebook.

Hope Chest Ministries, Inc. helps families in need get the furniture and household items that they need to make their house feel like a home.  With one-on-one interaction they help one family at a time.  They desire to provide for the physical needs of the family while supplying emotional and spiritual hope that you are not alone in this life.

Hope Chest Ministries is located in Edmond and serves the metro Oklahoma City area.  Find out more by clicking here.

Connect with Women's Resource Center on Facebook.

The Women's Resource Center in Norman provides help to the victims of domestic violence and sexual assault. The Norman Shelter for Battered Women, the 24-hour Crisis Line and the Rape Response Team, fill an urgent need. In addition, the short-term crisis counseling and ongoing group counseling helps survivors rebuild their lives.

CRISIS LINES

• 405.701.5540 - Domestic Violence
• 405.701.5660 - Sexual Assault

WRC PROGRAMS

• Domestic Violence Shelter - provides safe, temporary housing for victims of domestic violence and their children.
• Rape Response Team - The Rape Response Team is a group of trained volunteers who are available, upon request through the Crisis Line, to meet rape victims at the hospital emergency room.
• Counseling - A combination of short-term individual counseling and ongoing group counseling for survivors of domestic violence, incest, rape and (as staff time permits) women in transitional situations, is available.
• Children's Programs - The services provided at WRC include groups for children that coincide with women's support groups. These groups focus on giving children a sense of choice and the freedom to express all emotions.
• Court Advocacy - WRC can provide court advocates who assist women in accessing the legal system. The advocate can also assist victims who wish to file protective orders and offer moral support during other court experiences.
• WRC Cells - "WRC Cells" is an agency sponsored program that can offer victims a cell phone at no cost. The cell phones can only reach "911".

Click on the program link above for more information on all of the above programs.  WRC is located 501 East Alameda St in Norman, or you can call them at 405.364.9424.

All Things New Campaign offers an unprecedented safe haven for women and children who are victims of sex trafficking. We are a faith-based ministry providing shelter, protection, restoration, and rehabilitation for those we serve. The All Things New Campaign is dedicated to raising the awareness of the second largest and fastest growing dark crime of our time - the sex trafficking of human beings.

All Things New is dedicated to the holistic healing of the women and children we serve and we are committed to speaking up for those who have no voice.

What They Do

Connect with All Things New on Facebook.

Connect with YWCA OKC on Facebook.

The YWCA Oklahoma City focuses its programs on fighting domestic violence and sexual assault. It is the only certified shelter for battered women and children in Oklahoma County.  They also offer job training, career counseling, and child care.

Click on a program link below for more information, or call the listed numbers.  Their main facility is at 2460 W I-44 Service Rd in Oklahoma City.

• YWCA Domestic Violence Hotline: 405-917-9922 (YWCA)
• YWCA Sexual Assault Hotline: 405-943-7273 (RAPE)
• Oklahoma State SafeLine: 800-522-7233

• Housing - Emergency Shelter and Transitional Housing.
• Domestic Violence
• Sexual Assault
• Child Care - 405.948.1770

Connect with Youth Services for Oklahoma County on Facebook.

Youth Services for Oklahoma County, Inc. is a not-for-profit community organization that advocates, educates, intervenes and counsels youth and families to make a positive difference in their lives.

They are located at 201 NE 50th St in Oklahoma City.  Call them at 405.235.7537 for more information, or click on the program links below.

• Family Junction Emergency Youth Shelter - 24-hour home for 18 youth between the ages of 12 and 17 who need temporary care while in crisis or transition in living situations.
• Supporting Kids in Independent Living (SKIL) - Support for high school students who, for reasons beyond their control, live on their own without any financial or emotional help from parents.
• Outpatient Behavioral Health Services - Provides counseling to at-risk and high-risk youth and their families.

Connect with Willow Springs Boys Ranch on Facebook.

Willow Springs Boys Ranch is a long-term residential childcare facility that accepts applications from boys between the ages 7 to 12 years old. Boys are able to live on the ranch until they graduate from high school, obtain their G.E.D. or participate in an independent living program after graduation. The Ranch takes boys orphaned, abandoned, in need of supervision or from broken or dysfunctional homes.

Willow Springs Boys Ranch will also accept boys who are first-time offenders in the community whose behaviors are not yet severe enough to warrant services in the juvenile system. The Ranch will not accept those with violent or aggressive behaviors.

The location for Willow Springs Boys Ranch is in Chandler.  Call them at 405.258.5176 for more information or click on the program link below.

• Willow Springs Boys Ranch Program
• Admission Criteria
• Admission Application

Connect with Volunteers of America - Oklahoma on Facebook.

Volunteers of America of Oklahoma offers affordable housing for seniors and the disabled, residential care for people with Prader-Willi Syndrome, and case management services for senior adults living in their own homes.

• Intellectual Disabilities - specialized residential care for individuals with Prader-Willi Syndrome.
• Housing - affordable housing for low-income seniors and the disabled.
• Senior Services- ADvantage is a program that offers case management services to elderly persons living in their own homes and supported by Medicaid.

Connect with Urban League of Greater OKC on Facebook.

The Urban League of Greater Oklahoma City seeks to assist African Americans, other minorities and the poor achieve social and economic equality. They work to accomplish this mission through advocacy, bridge-building, research and program services.

For more information, click on a program link below, or call them at 405.424.5243, x123.  They are located at 3900 N Martin Luther King Ave in Oklahoma City.

• Affordable Housing Developments - Mt. Olive Senior Cottages and Capital Square Villas
• Homebuyer Education

Upward Transitions serves the homeless and impoverished by providing case management and stabilizing resources to meet basic social needs.  Upward Transitions is committed to community development and advocacy for the poor and homeless.

Click on the program link below to get more information regarding the services offered by Upward Transitions, or you can call them at 405.232.5507. They are located at 1033 N Walker Ave in Oklahoma City.

Upward Transitions Programs - Any individual who may be seeking services is encouraged to call in advance.  No assistance can be guaranteed over the telephone.

• Community Outreach - Case Managers will meet with clients to assess their needs and develop a plan to help clients become or remain self-sufficient.  They will provide the following services:
  • Case Management
  • Utility and Rent Assistance
  • Retrieval of Legal Documents
  • State IDs
  • Food and Clothing Pantry
  • Non-narcotic Prescriptions for Homeless Clients
  • Linkage to other Services
  • Work Search Program for Homeless Clients (Call for hours of operation)
  • Transportation:
    • Assistance to Qualified Stranded Travelers
    • Relocation of Domestic Violence Victims
    • Bus Tokens and Gas Vouchers for Work Search Program Participants
• Family Outreach - This consists of two programs; 1.) Comprehensive Case Management and Transitional Housing, and 2.) Homeless Prevention Services.

Connect with Transition House on Facebook.

Transition House, Inc. provides low cost, high quality transitional housing and supportive care to those persons with mental illness, enabling them to gain increased independence and self-reliance.  The organization will seek to prevent emotional and economic dependency as well as to promote personal self sufficiency and self support.

For more information, call them at 405.360.7926.  They are located in Norman at  700 Asp Ave, Suite 2.

Connect with The Tapestry Project on Facebook.

The Tapestry Project meets the needs of single mothers in the Central OK community, providing them assistance with housing, household items, and social services.

The Tapestry Project is an organization that is revitalizing a deteriorating neighborhood through renovation, restoration, and connecting people in need to the resources that will equip them to thrive as a community. The vision is to create a model for urban development and community transformation for women, children and families in crisis all across Oklahoma City.

Currently, the urban development project is taking place in a neighborhood located at SW 29^th St. and Portland in Oklahoma City.

Click here for more information regarding The Tapestry Project, or call them at 405.812.0197.

Connect with Salvation Army OKC on Facebook.

In Oklahoma City, The Salvation Army provides shelter, feeding programs, senior citizen programs, social services, disaster services, youth programs, drug and alcohol rehabilitation, transportation, clothing assistance, Christmas cheer programs and worship programs.

Salvation Army's offices are at 311 SW 5th St in Oklahoma City.  For information about the services listed above, call 405.246.1060, or click here, then click on the "Services" tab at the top of the page.

Connect with Birth Choice of Oklahoma on Facebook.

Rose Home

Rose Home is a shelter for pregnant women who have no other place to stay in the community during their pregnancy and time of recovery.  All services are provided at no charge and include food, shelter, case management, transportation to access essential services, clothing, furnishings, GED and Driving License tutoring, and assistance in Section-8 voucher obtainment.  Moving assistance is provided and mentors are available to help residents adjust.  Referrals must go through any Birth Choice center.

For more information on Rose Home click on the program link above.  Rose Home is a part of Birth Choice of Oklahoma.  Click here for the location nearest you.

Connect with Rebuilding Together on Facebook.

Rebuilding Together seeks to make homes safe, warm, and dry for low-income senior citizens in the Oklahoma City metropolitan area.  They provide free home repairs, emergency home repairs and home modifications that foster safer mobility and independence.

Click here to see if you qualify for services, and to fill out the application.  Call them at 405.607.0464 for more information.

Connect with Oklahoma Baptist Homes on Facebook.

Oklahoma Baptist Homes for Children seeks to provide hope and homes for children affected by abuse, abandonment, neglect, or poverty. 

For general information, you can call them at 405.942.3800.  The main office is located at 3800 N May Ave in Oklahoma City.  Click on the program links below for more information on their services.

Oklahoma City Campus - Oklahoma City’s program offers family-style living in a cottage of eight children with a married couple serving as house parents. (Click here for placement requirements.)

Boys Ranch Town - Boys Ranch Town's program offers family-style living in a cottage of eight boys with a married couple serving as houseparents. (Click here for placement requirements.)

Connect with OKC Metro Alliance on Facebook.

OKC Metro Alliance seeks to assist Oklahomans who want to recover from substance abuse by providing long-term residential work recovery through Firstep and to offer alternatives to incarceration through the operation of the Oklahoma City Public Inebriate Alternative program.

OKC Metro Alliance is located at 1940 Linwood Blvd in Oklahoma City.  You can call them at 405.232.1864, or click on one of the program links below for more information.

Firstep Recovery - Firstep is a long-term, residential, work-recovery program for men and women.  There are no fees to participate.  Instead, jobs are obtained and the income generated by that work sustains the program.

Public Inebriate Alternative - (PIA) is a jail alternative for adults who have been arrested for public intoxication but who are not committing any other crime.

Connect with OKC Compassion on Facebook.

OKC Compassion is located at 1121 N Penn Ave in Oklahoma City.  Click HERE or call them at 405.524.8082 or 405.410.8082 to find current information regarding the services listed below.

Connect with Neighborhood Services Organization on Facebook.

Neighborhood Services Organization (NSO) is a faith-based organization serving the at-risk and homeless population by providing housing solutions and teaching skills to transform lives.  Click on the program links below to find out more about their services.

They are located at 431 SW 11th St in Oklahoma City.  For more information about their services, call them at 405.236.0413.

Palo Duro: permanent housing for single adults who have a mental illness

Carolyn Williams Center: transitional living program for single males between 18-22 years

Martha's House: transitional living program for families with two or more children

Gatewood: transitional living program for single pregnant women or women with a child under 5 years

Health Services: free or low cost services offered to the community

Housing Assistance Programs: assistance with rent, mortgage, eviction or 1st month's rent (this programs is only available April-October)

Connect with LCDA on Facebook.

The LCDA works to enhance the quality of life of the Latino community through education, leadership, services and advocacy.  They are located at 420 SW 10th St in Oklahoma City.  Click on a program link below to find more information about their services, or you can call them at 405.236.0701.

Transitional Housing - The Transitional Supportive Services Housing project provides services for homeless families fleeing domestic violence.

Connect with Jesus House on Facebook.

Jesus House is an inner city, non-denominational, non-profit Christian outreach providing shelter, food, clothing, and goods to the community’s needy. 

They are located at 1335 W. Sheridan in Oklahoma City.  You can call them at 405.232.7164, or click here for more information about their services.

FOOD
Meals are served 7 days a week, food baskets are given out 3 days a week, and emergency food baskets are delivered as resources permit.

SHELTER
Homeless mentally ill, drug or alcohol recovering, and elderly or disabled persons sleep each night at the main shelter at 1335 West Sheridan.

CLOTHING & HOUSEHOLD ITEMS
The Jesus House Free Store across from the main shelter provides used clothing, furniture and household goods free of charge.

CRISIS ASSISTANCE
Broken families, domestic violence, pending disability or unemployment cases, house fires, and other situations create crises for the poor. Jesus House assists with rent, utilities, transportation, and prescription medicine.

RECOVERY
Christian counseling and a spiritual program of steps toward a drug or alcohol free lifestyle are provided, as well as a work program.

With a capacity of 140, Grace Rescue Mission shelters single men and a small number of families with children.

They are located at 2205 Exchange Ave in Oklahoma City.  Call them at 405.232.5756 for further information.

Genesis Project provides residential group home services to 6-12 year old boys who have experienced severe emotional, physical and sexual abuse.

They are located at 9500 NE 150th ST in Jones.  Call them at 405.396.2942 for further information or check them out on Facebook.

Connect with Cross and Crown Mission on Facebook.

Cross and Crown Mission, Inc. is a faith-based mission serving the needs of the inner city.  They are located at 1008 N McKinley Ave in Oklahoma City.  You can reach them at 405.232.7696 about their mission, or click here for more information on Cross and Crown.

Rebuilding the Walls
From Isaiah 58, “Your people will rebuild the ancient ruins and will raise up the age-old foundations; you will be called Repairer of Broken Walls, Restorer of Streets with Dwellings.” The mission is seeking to reclaim this neighborhood to the glory of God by purchasing properties, restoring them and making them available to the neighborhood. Another part of this program is to provide transitional housing for those coming out of recovery programs.

Connect with CCCS of Central OK on Facebook.

The Consumer Credit Counseling Service of Central OK is committed to helping people help themselves become financially strong individuals and families through counseling, debt management and education.

They are located at 3230 N. Rockwell in Bethany.  You can reach them at 405.789.2227 or outside the metro at 800.364.2227.  Click here for more information on the services offered at CCCS of Central OK.

Connect with City Rescue Mission on Facebook.

City Rescue Mission is a nonprofit organization serving the homeless living in Oklahoma City. Faithfully, for more than 60 years, they have saved many lives and have had a profound impact on thousands of others by providing compassionate, humanitarian services to those in desperate need. City Rescue Mission is located at 800 West California Ave in Oklahoma City.  You can call them at 405.232.2709, or click here for more information about their social service programs.

Community Action Agency of Oklahoma City and Oklahoma/Canadian Counties, Inc. serves Central Oklahoma with programs designed to “promote the self-sufficiency of the socially, economically, and culturally disadvantaged citizens of their service area.”  They are located at 319 S.W. 25th ST in Oklahoma City.  You can reach them by phone at 405.232.0199.  Click on a program link below to find out more information.

Community Services: Community partnership program providing services for senior citizens, the homeless populace, and neighborhood needs to promote the self-sufficiency of individuals and our communities

Special Projects: Providing Home Owners and Home Buyers assistance through Owner Occupied Rehab, Down Payment Assistance, Homebuyer Education, Housing Counseling, and Acquisition Rehab/ New Construction Programs.

Home Repair/Weatherization: Community Program which provides emergency home repair and energy conservation through education activities and repair services.

City Care serves the less fortunate in by feeding the homeless and impoverished, providing affordable supportive housing for low-income individuals and by pairing tutors/mentors with at-risk, inner-city children.

Pershing Center

Westlawn Gardens

City Care's Westlawn Gardens development includes a 24-unit permanent supportive housing project completed in 2008. This development provides much needed housing for low-income families with disabilities, including some who have completed their transitional housing program at Pershing Center.

On-site supportive services include Case Management, Substance Abuse Counseling & recovery support, as well Life Skills training and other services.

City Care also has a duplex and four single-family homes serving those without supportive service needs.

The phone number for City Care is 405.609.2400, and they are located at 2400 General Pershing Blvd in Oklahoma City. For more information, click on a program link above.

Connect with Habitat for Humanity on Facebook.

Habitat for Humanity helps hard-working, limited-income families purchase their own newly constructed homes at cost - and at no interest - in neighborhoods where Habitat is building homes.

Click here for qualification requirements and to fill out an application.  For more information, click here or call them at 405.232.4828, between 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m., Monday through Friday.

Catholic Charities is a social service agency serving the people of Oklahoma, providing a wide range of social, educational and legal services. All programs are available to women, children, families and the elderly regardless of race, creed, religion, ability to pay or other qualifications.

You can contact Catholic Charities by phone at 800.375.8514.  Hours are Monday - Friday 8:00 AM - 4:30 PM.  They are located at 1501 N Classen Blvd in Oklahoma City.

Holy Family Home
Holy Family Home provides shelter and services for pregnant and parenting teens (ages 12-17) and their babies. They counsel and assist residents, family members and birth fathers.  The home is licensed by the Oklahoma Department of Human Services and is staffed 24 hours a day to help mothers and children discover their strengths, goals and gifts.  For more information, click here.

Villa Isenbart & Trinity Gardens

Catholic Charities has responded to the need for affordable housing for the elderly with the development of the two properties located at N.W. 19th Street and Portland in Oklahoma City. One and two bedroom apartments are available. Some income restrictions apply. Click here for more information.

Sanctuary

Catholic Charities has expanded its homeless services programs at Our Lady of Guadalupe mission church in southwest Oklahoma City.  The new program, called “Sanctuary” to reflect both the program’s physical environment as well as its philosophy, provides social services to homeless and at-risk women and their children including resource referral and assistance accessing services such as daycare and Early Head Start, vocational and employment development, solution-focused advocacy and self-efficacy group.  Click here for more information.

Bridges helps high school and college students who are living alone due to a family crisis, including the death of a parent, parental incarceration or chronic illness, or a traumatic home situation, to graduate high school and pursue a career or higher education.

The support they offer includes school expenses, food, clothing, medical care, baby needs, dental care, and furniture. They also offer sliding-scale housing at Sooner Pointe apartments. Just as important, they provide an individual case manager who helps students with everything from college planning to relationship guidance, taking the time to listen, advise, and care.

Students who are accepted into the Bridges program are expected to treat school as their main job. They must maintain passing grades and attendance, which are checked weekly on the Norman Public School website, ParentConnect.

Students who reside at Sooner Pointe apartments, a Bridges property that offers sliding-scale rent based on income, are assumed to be mature adults who can conduct themselves accordingly. For more information on program requirements, click here.

For more information on Bridges, click here, or call them at 405.579.9280.  They are located at 1670 Stubbeman in Norman.  Office Hours are 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM Monday through Friday.

Connect with Bethel Foundation on Facebook.

If you are or know a single mother, Bethel can help:

• Obtain temporary housing to create a better home for your children.
• Complete classes to earn your GED.
• Prepare paperwork to get you accepted into college or vocational schools.
• Apply for financial aid, scholarships and grants to pay for your higher education expenses.
• Look for employment and provide career advancement training.
• Provide necessities in times of struggle.

Every single mother who completes the life skills mentoring and counseling program is given the option of purchasing the very home they stayed in while the Bethel Foundation helped them to get on their feet.

For more information on all the available services at Bethel Foundation, click here.  You can call them at 405.348.5826.  They are located at 11212 N. May Ave Suite 110 in Oklahoma City.

Master's Market is a place where families in need can receive food, clothes, used furniture and appliances. Master's Market is located at 5751 E. Reno Ave. in Midwest City and serves families in the surrounding areas.

On Tuesdays and Fridays, from 10:00 a.m. to 1:30 p.m., individuals may arrive at Master's Market and present their requests for food and clothes. There is an interview process with a counselor to determine how Master's Market can best meet the needs.

Master's Market is located on E. Reno Avenue, just east of Sooner Road (right next to Anthony's TV in Midwest City).

Central Oklahoma Community Action Agency's Family Support Services provides direct help for families to meet basic needs for food, clothing, utilities, and housing costs. Family Support Services provides a food pantry, temporary housing, home buyer education, and family budget counseling. Personalized follow-up with each family ensures that needs are being met.

COCAA serves six Central Oklahoma counties.  If you live in Lincoln, Payne, Logan, Cleveland, Potawatomie, or Seminole counties, click here for the eligibility requirements and for a list of services that are provided.  You can call 1.800.256.5940 or click here for a list of phone numbers for all the locations.

Central Oklahoma Community Action Agency helps low-income individuals and families avoid crisis situations in two ways; meeting emergency needs first, then helping families gain self-sufficiency through supportive case management and partnerships with other social service providers.

Connect with The Urban Mission on Facebook.

The Urban Mission seeks to bring hope, dignity, and confidence back to Oklahomans in need by providing basic needs and giving children the tools they need to succeed in life.  Click the program link below for more detail of the services that are provided.

They are located at 3737 N Portland Ave in Oklahoma City.  Call them at 405.946.1556 for more information.

The Urban Mission Programs

• Food Pantry
• Clothing Room
• Household Items
• Emergency Services
• Mission Marketplace Thrift Store
• SPARK
• Kid's Cafe
• Back-to-School Supplies
• Santa Store

The Baptist Mission Center provides primary care, food and clothing.  They will fill outside prescriptions when possible.  They also offer vision screening and $25 eyeglasses for children on the second and fourth Monday of every month.  Hours are every Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday from 9:00 AM to 2:00 PM, and on the first and third Thursday, they are open until 6:00 PM.  Call 405.235.6162 for an appointment.  They are located at 2125 Exchange Avenue in Oklahoma City.

Good Shepherd Ministries, Inc. seeks to provide services such as food, clothing, and limited medical, dental, and pharmacy help, to those in the Oklahoma City area who have need.

For more information, call them at 405.232.8631, or click on a program link below.  Good Shepherd Ministries is located at 222 NW 12th St in Oklahoma City.

• Clothes - The Clothing Room is open Tuesdays and Thursdays 1:00 PM -  2:45 PM.  Thursday: Career Closet, homeless, and others with appointments.  Social Security cards, Photo ID, and proof of address are required.

U R Special seeks to provide new, one-of-a-kind outfits of clothing for the children of Edmond, ages 3 - 9.

Click here for more information, or call 405.340.2799.  They are located at 25 W 3rd St in Edmond.

Upward Transitions serves the homeless and impoverished by providing case management and stabilizing resources to meet basic social needs.  Upward Transitions is committed to community development and advocacy for the poor and homeless.

Click on the program link below to get more information regarding the services offered by Upward Transitions, or you can call them at 405.232.5507. They are located at 1033 N Walker Ave in Oklahoma City.

Upward Transitions Programs - Any individual who may be seeking services is encouraged to call in advance.  No assistance can be guaranteed over the telephone.

• Community Outreach - Case Managers will meet with clients to assess their needs and develop a plan to help clients become or remain self-sufficient.  They will provide the following services:
  • Case Management
  • Utility and Rent Assistance
  • Retrieval of Legal Documents
  • State IDs
  • Food and Clothing Pantry
  • Non-narcotic Prescriptions for Homeless Clients
  • Linkage to other Services
  • Work Search Program for Homeless Clients (Call for hours of operation)
  • Transportation:
    • Assistance to Qualified Stranded Travelers
    • Relocation of Domestic Violence Victims
    • Bus Tokens and Gas Vouchers for Work Search Program Participants
• Family Outreach - This consists of two programs; 1.) Comprehensive Case Management and Transitional Housing, and 2.) Homeless Prevention Services.

Connect with Rethread on Facebook.

Rethread offers a unique shopping experience for those who are in need of children's clothing, infants through teens.  It is open on a seasonal basis.  Clothing is free and each shopper is provided a co-shopper that will help find clothing for each child in need.  Rethread primarily serves the Plaza District in Oklahoma City.

They are located at 1755 NW 16th St in Oklahoma City.  Click here for more information.

Connect with Skyline Urban Ministries on Facebook.

Skyline Urban Ministry is a faith-based organization that seeks to provide services for those in need. 

Click on a program link below for more information about their services, or call 405.236.5212.  They are located at 701 NW 8th St in Oklahoma City.

• Food Pantry
• Clothes for Kids
• Jets - Jets is a summer and after school program for children who need after school care.
• Prime Timers - Senior Adult services
• Alive on Saturday Night - Worship service followed by hot meal.
• Christmas Grace
• Eye Clinic

Connect with Salvation Army OKC on Facebook.

In Oklahoma City, The Salvation Army provides shelter, feeding programs, senior citizen programs, social services, disaster services, youth programs, drug and alcohol rehabilitation, transportation, clothing assistance, Christmas cheer programs and worship programs.

Salvation Army's offices are at 311 SW 5th St in Oklahoma City.  For information about the services listed above, call 405.246.1060, or click here, then click on the "Services" tab at the top of the page.

Reaching Our City offers a variety of programs to match the identified needs of the working poor of the NW 10^th Street corridor.

They are located at 7710 NW 10th St in Oklahoma City.  Call them at 405.440.9994 for more information, or click on a program link below.

ROC Medical Clinic - ROC Medical Clinic provides medical services to uninsured individuals and families. Qualified individuals are seen on an appointment basis.

ROC Food Pantry - The ROC Food Pantry serves families from 10 Oklahoma City zip codes, and is open to the public Mondays, Thursdays, Fridays, and the second and fourth Saturdays at the main campus, and on Wednesdays in the Tulakes neighborhood on Lyrewood Lane.

ROC Legal Aid - The ROC Legal Clinic offers free legal aid to those who qualify.

ROC Child Development Center - The ROC Child Development Center serves the community by offering quality daycare and after-school care in a DHS 2 star licensed environment.

Resale Shop - The Resale Shop provides ROC an opportunity to supply affordable clothing and furniture.

Connect with OKC Compassion on Facebook.

OKC Compassion is located at 1121 N Penn Ave in Oklahoma City.  Click HERE or call them at 405.524.8082 or 405.410.8082 to find current information regarding the services listed below.

Connect with The Spero Project on Facebook.

Spero:Resource is open weekly to provide food and clothing to local families and individuals. They only require a valid photo ID, proof of current address, and social security cards for all household members. They request that donations be picked up only once per month per family.

Click here for more information on their food and clothing programs. You can contact them at 405.557.1777 for more information.  They are located at 4600 E 2nd St in Edmond.

Connect with Jesus House on Facebook.

Jesus House is an inner city, non-denominational, non-profit Christian outreach providing shelter, food, clothing, and goods to the community’s needy. 

They are located at 1335 W. Sheridan in Oklahoma City.  You can call them at 405.232.7164, or click here for more information about their services.

FOOD
Meals are served 7 days a week, food baskets are given out 3 days a week, and emergency food baskets are delivered as resources permit.

SHELTER
Homeless mentally ill, drug or alcohol recovering, and elderly or disabled persons sleep each night at the main shelter at 1335 West Sheridan.

CLOTHING & HOUSEHOLD ITEMS
The Jesus House Free Store across from the main shelter provides used clothing, furniture and household goods free of charge.

CRISIS ASSISTANCE
Broken families, domestic violence, pending disability or unemployment cases, house fires, and other situations create crises for the poor. Jesus House assists with rent, utilities, transportation, and prescription medicine.

RECOVERY
Christian counseling and a spiritual program of steps toward a drug or alcohol free lifestyle are provided, as well as a work program.

Connect with City Rescue Mission on Facebook.

City Rescue Mission is a nonprofit organization serving the homeless living in Oklahoma City. Faithfully, for more than 60 years, they have saved many lives and have had a profound impact on thousands of others by providing compassionate, humanitarian services to those in desperate need. City Rescue Mission is located at 800 West California Ave in Oklahoma City.  You can call them at 405.232.2709, or click here for more information about their social service programs.

Connect with Citizens Caring for Children on Facebook.

Citizens Caring for Children offers an array of services including mentoring, clothing, shoes, books, school supplies, and basic life necessities to more than 3,600 foster children each year.

Citizens Caring for Children is located in Oklahoma City at 730 W. Wilshire, Suite 111 and 112.  You can reach them at 405.753.4099 or click here for more information.

Bridges helps high school and college students who are living alone due to a family crisis, including the death of a parent, parental incarceration or chronic illness, or a traumatic home situation, to graduate high school and pursue a career or higher education.

The support they offer includes school expenses, food, clothing, medical care, baby needs, dental care, and furniture. They also offer sliding-scale housing at Sooner Pointe apartments. Just as important, they provide an individual case manager who helps students with everything from college planning to relationship guidance, taking the time to listen, advise, and care.

Students who are accepted into the Bridges program are expected to treat school as their main job. They must maintain passing grades and attendance, which are checked weekly on the Norman Public School website, ParentConnect.

Students who reside at Sooner Pointe apartments, a Bridges property that offers sliding-scale rent based on income, are assumed to be mature adults who can conduct themselves accordingly. For more information on program requirements, click here.

For more information on Bridges, click here, or call them at 405.579.9280.  They are located at 1670 Stubbeman in Norman.  Office Hours are 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM Monday through Friday.

Connect with Bethel Foundation on Facebook.

The Bethel Foundation has set up a store for single mothers to come and get clothing and food for their families at NO COST.  Hours of operation are Mondays thru Thursday from 9am to 6pm, allowing single mothers to come during their lunch hour or after work.

The cupboard will provide emergency assistance with non-perishable food items.  Single mothers will be required to bring a picture i.d. and complete necessary paperwork.

The clothing closet will be filled with donated new or gently used clothing. Donated clothing may come from corporate retail donations or personal gifts to the closet.

For more information on all the available services at Bethel Foundation, click here.  You can call them at 405.348.5826.  They are located at 11212 N. May Ave Suite 110 in Oklahoma City.