BattleCreek Church Jenks

A 5-year-old girl got accepted into a specialized school and behavioral health program that will greatly benefit her emotional well-being and provide her foster parent with the necessary support to continue parenting her. To attend the program, she must wear sneakers. This foster parent would greatly appreciate assistance with providing a pair in size 11. Additionally, the foster parent will be traveling an extra 50 miles per day to drop her off and pick her up and would appreciate a gas card to assist with the cost of gas.

A bright and loving three year old boy has been having some big feelings and as a result has been moved around far too many times recently. We have found a home that is willing and able to work with him and help him gain some stability and security. They have found a daycare that has a spot for him but could use assistance with paying the $75 enrollment fee. Any assistance with this need would be a huge hand up for this sweet little boy.

I am working with a biological family of two. Mom and her two year old son are currently in trial reunification. Mom is in a vulnerable place right now but is working hard to establish her independence. She has begun working with a staffing company for employment and is actively seeking income based apartments or sober living for herself and her son. Perhaps the biggest barrier Mom has to achieving her independence is transportation, because she does not have a personal vehicle and cannot afford car payments. Lack of a personal vehicle greatly minimizes job opportunities and housing options that Mom is able to apply to and/or accept. Mom will not be able to afford a car payment and is not particular about the vehicle she drives, so if there is a vehicle out there that has been donated, Mom would be MOST grateful (and blessed!) to be the recipient of that vehicle. Thank you all for your review, consideration, and for everything you do for our community!

Updated on July 03, 2025 by an Agency Worker
The needed amount for this vehicle is $5000

Single foster mom of a sibling set of boys (2 yr. and 4 yr.), both high needs children. She lives in an apartment and her washer broke so she needs a new washer. She has been going to the laundromat at the apartment complex, but it is difficult for her to carry all of the laundry over there while caring for the children.

This Arabic refugee family of 4 is new to Tulsa and needs help with household supplies: bleach, dishwasher liquid, kitchen sponges, all purpose kitchen cleaner for pots and pans, shampoo and conditioner, ant and roach killer spray.

This Afghan family is new to Tulsa. The parents do not yet have jobs and haven't received any welcome money due to new administrative policies. We are requesting some basic supplies to help them until they find jobs. Any donations of any of these would be appreciated: Toiletries: toilet paper, shampoo, hand soap, razors; Kitchen Needs: juicer, dish detergent, laundry detergent; Groceries: rice, oil, sugar, green tea, black tea; Household supplies: electric kettle, microwave, pressure cooker, teapot, tea cups, vacuum cleaner, trash bags, knives, plates.

Updated on June 30, 2025 by an Agency Worker
Leaving this request open because the need is still valid.

This Afghan family recently arrived in Tulsa. The parents have not yet found jobs and one of the nonprofits providing them with rent assistance is no longer able to do so. We are requesting some basic supplies to help them. Any donations of any of these would be appreciated: Toiletries: toilet paper, shampoo, hand soap, razors; Kitchen Needs: juicer, dish detergent, laundry detergent; Groceries: rice, oil, sugar, green tea, black tea; Household supplies: electric kettle, microwave, pressure cooker, teapot, tea cups, vacuum cleaner, trash bags, knives, plates.

A sweet grandmother and her granddaughter need our help! This family has struggled to pay rent because of a workplace injury that has left this grandmother unable to work. They need this money to cover the rest of their rent. Please consider helping this family with this remaining amount. Anything helps!

This young woman is navigating a difficult season. Recently let go from her job, she has moved back in with her mother as her parents go through a divorce. Despite these challenges, she has been actively applying for jobs and is determined to get back on her feet. Currently, she is behind on her car payment and in need of assistance with groceries. More than just financial help, this is an opportunity to surround her with care, encouragement, and the connection of a loving church community.

A local family is currently experiencing significant financial hardship. This family for the past ten years has been the ones giving to needs and now find themselves struggling to catch up after numerous hardships. Between the father battling cancer (2021-2023) to surgery of his shoulder reattaching bicep ( Jan 23,2024) which leaves the self employed father unable to work until he has recovered and the medical costs they had to pay to the mom being laid off in last September they are just at an all time low. She currently has a second job interview this week, so prayers for favor are appreciated. They have given up almost everything they could to reduce bills and now just have no where else to turn. They are now multiple months behind behind on their utilities (wireless, electric, and water) and car payment and a month behind on their mortgage. A friend and member of our church encouraged them to reach out for help. We have to opportunity to be the heads and feet for this family!

Need: Assistance with $2,200 in immigration processing fees and help finding work and transportation while securing legal U.S. residency and identification documents.

One of our church members, who is also a part of John 3:16 recovery program, is overcoming a life of hardship, including discrimination, trauma, a debilitating injury, addiction, and the loss of his family, this individual found salvation in Jesus Christ through a local pastor. Through faith and discipleship, he has been on a journey of recovery and restoration, regaining his physical and spiritual vision, reconciling with family, and aspiring to become a missionary. Now, as he seeks to rebuild his life, he faces a major challenge: obtaining legal U.S. residency and employment. After losing his family due to addiction, he neglected his residency paperwork, and his identification documents were lost or stolen, leaving him unable to work. While a Christian immigration lawyer has waived most legal fees, he still needs $2,200 for paperwork and processing costs. Despite his hardships, he is eager to work and contribute but is currently unable to do so without proper identification and residency documentation. He trusts that God will provide but is seeking support to bridge the gap in this critical time.