For Jessie, nothing could hold her back from achieving her dreams of going to college. Jessie’s sights were set on getting into college from an early age, but the cards were stacked against her…

This Oklahoma City family of five has its own share of challenges. Mom and dad both have demanding full-time jobs. They have two rambunctious, adorable young boys. And their first-born, 13-year-old SaNiyah, has cerebral palsy…

“It’s not just swinging a hammer,” said Corporate Partnerships Manager Marion Pulse from She Built This City, a local nonprofit seeking equity for women in the skilled trades.

Peggy Simmons editorial - When people ask me why I’m chairing Tulsa Area United Way’s nearly $26 million campaign, I tell them stories about resilience — stories like Elma’s.

In March 2020, Paris knew her family needed help. Paris was nine months pregnant when the COVID-19 lockdown began and she had growing concerns around the delivery protocols of her baby.

As a first-generation Mexican American, high school graduate, and college student, I’ve had a complex relationship with educational institutions. The more time I spent within them, the more I realized they aren’t built for the majority of our communities.

The North Texas Summer & Supper Council works to ensure that every child in North Texas can access healthy meals during the summer…

Ivane and her 7 children were living in and out of extended motels for 5 years. With a household of 8 living in one room, it was difficult for Ivane to find permanent housing.

Since his childhood, David had a passion for computer science. After completing his master’s degree, David went on to work in software engineering for five years at Boeing. But along the way, he realized he may be meant for something more.

Cassandra Saslona radiates a youthful energy. In her early 30s, she has confidence, maturity and wisdom beyond her years – and beyond what anyone would imagine for someone who experienced a childhood like hers.