First Moore Baptist Church

Bio mom is beginning overnights, but needs a hotel to give her an extra night each week until trial reunification begins. Bio mom has done fantastic during her case, and her children are ready to be home with her full-time. This would help the family continue to bond and strengthen their family unit.

A mother who has a kinship placement of a child, along with four children of her own, residing in the home; has had financial issues due to one of her children having severe health issues. Due to this reason, the mother has been unable to work. The mother is needing assistance with paying a percentage of her rent to maintain a home for her and her family. By helping this mother, will allow her and the family to remain united despite the times of adversity they are facing.

We have a mother of two that is trying to leave an unsafe situation for her children. She is asking for help with transportation via a bus pass in order to access more supportive services for her and her family. She is a single mother that recently left a domestic violence situation and does not have any current income. Any assistance that can be provided would be greatly appreciated.

At Hope Pregnancy Center, we support young men and women in the midst of unplanned pregnancies. We support them by offering parenting classes. During the classes, parents can earn points and spend them on items in our boutique full of necessary baby items. We regularly need to keep the boutique stocked with so many different diaper sizes. Right now, we are completely out of the largest sizes (size 5 and size 6 diapers). We would love to have these items restocked before our next class time next week. Providing diapers to these young families is incredibly valuable! Diapers are incredibly costly in a baby's first year of life, and by providing them, you can alleviate a great deal of financial stress.

Two young girls have been approved to go with their grandmother. The grandmother needs assistance with resources to be able to make this happen! She is worried about her grand-daughters and wants them to come live with her as soon as possible.

Food Donation for Children at the Care Center The OKDHS Care Center offers a home-like setting for children awaiting placement. The Center is a safe, comfortable environment for children as the child welfare worker completes necessary paperwork and identifies a foster placement. Children often come in hungry. The Care Center allows children to choose what they want to eat, giving them a choice when they do not have many choices. We have a list of possible suggestions but are open to any food donation that is easily prepared. The Care Center has a refrigerator and can accept frozen or cold foods. Thank you for your help!

Please help make a foster placement! A single mom of three biological children took on two additional foster children recently. Mom is needing help with her water bill. The water bill is originally $600, but she is able to cover $200, so she's only needing help with $400. She's also needing assistance with clothing for the foster children (two children), around $300.

After surviving brutal labor trafficking on an Oklahoma farm, a father of three is beginning the long road to healing. Forced to work under inhumane conditions, he endured physical abuse, unsafe living quarters, and threats that kept him isolated and afraid. A life-threatening injury was his turning point—and his first step toward freedom.

Thanks to your support, he’s now receiving specialized advocacy, trauma therapy, and legal services. But this family's journey is far from over. While they work to rebuild a life of safety and dignity, there’s something beautiful they’re hoping to celebrate: his oldest daughter just graduated high school.

After years of instability and pain, this young woman has crossed a finish line that once seemed unreachable. Her father’s greatest wish? To take his family out for dinner at Buffalo Wild Wings—a small but meaningful celebration. But with nothing left after escaping trafficking, even this modest dream feels out of reach.

We’re seeking the following support:

1. Clothing and shoes for two children and two adults: (4) $150 Gift cards to Ross or Walmart for essentials

2. A $50 gift card to Buffalo Wild Wings to celebrate a daughter’s resilience and achievement

Your gift doesn’t just provide material items. It sends a message to this survivor family: You deserve to be safe. You deserve to celebrate. You matter.

Will you help this family take their next step forward—together, in dignity and joy?

We have a foster mom taking in a young teen girl and raising 5 other children as a single mother. The youngest daughter has been in the hospital around the clock due to her disease and foster mom has had to miss a lot of work with no pay to be with her. The child’s disease will most likely be fatal in the future and the foster mom has been very stressed living day and night in the hospital with little to no money to pay the bills. Foster mom has a utility due on 6/8 that is on payment arrangement, and she is unable to pay the final amount. If you can help this family, please reach out. Thank you.

This kinship family, who are very young, are in need of a laptop or tablet in order to complete the proper training in order to maintain kinship placement. Training is completed on Zoom. The children are currently placed with their older sibling and he is just getting stable to care for them. The computer does not have to be new, but a working computer with a working camera and keyboard would suite them perfectly. If a computer is unavailable, a tablet with a working camera will suffice as well. If the family were to get assistance with receiving this device, it will allow the children to remain in the home with their older sibling in hopes for a bright future of them remaining united.

Hello, I am a permanency worker in Cleveland County and I have a family on my caseload who is in need of some financial assistance with their rent. Their two children were recently returned home due to continued progress throughout the case from both parents. The family is a single-income household with another child on the way. Due to the recent weather, dad has had less work which has put them in a bind financially for this month. The family has not asked for help nor did they know any type of potential assistance was available when I talked to them about it, but they are greatly appreciative of any assistance that is given to them.

Hope Pregnancy Center is a faith-based, pro-life organization existing to help young men and women who face unplanned pregnancies. There are a lot of really sweet parts of our ministry, but one of the sweetest things we get to offer is free photo shoots for the families who come through our program.

These photoshoots are entirely volunteer based, and we are in need of some more professional photographers willing to donate their time and skills.

Interested photographers are welcome to donate as much or as little time as they would like. Some photographers come in once a week, some once a month. Typically, we ask that each time photographers come in they stay for at least one hour. We are incredibly flexible, however, with our volunteer photographers. We understand that they are individuals donating their professional skills, and we can work with their differing availabilities.

If this sounds interesting to you at all, I would be happy to invite you into our center for a tour, so that you can learn more about us and ask any questions that you may have.