Smart Growth Tulsa, Incorporated

For over three decades the Crime Commission has been improving the safety and security of the citizens of Tulsa and the surrounding area. The Crime Commission's education, anti-violence and public visibility efforts have clearly supported the commission's three directives of public education, awareness and involvement. The Crime Commission is a non-profit, 501c3, private organization who relies solely on private donations, grant opportunities and city contracts to conduct its business. The Crime Commission is recognized locally and statewide by officials and citizens as an effective tool for addressing community crime problems. The Crime Commission's unique organization and structure serve as a model for other communities. Our core program Alert Neighbor/Citizen Alert Patrol offers strategies that prevent crime, reduce the fear of crime and improve the quality of life in neighborhoods. We are skillful in collecting data that is specific to a neighborhood, communicating that data in a manner that is effective and generates support from participating neighborhoods and then building collaborative relationships that solve a community's most pressing need. Given the current environment of mistrust in city government and the loss of police personnel, we have taken extra time to break down barriers of apathy and mistrust so that meaningful partnerships can be forged. Trust is the value that underlies and links the components of community partnership and problem solving. The Crime Commission is a trusted and valued member of the communities we serve.

Emergency Infant Services (EIS) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization based in Tulsa, Oklahoma, dedicated to meeting the basic needs of infants and young children whose families are facing financial and personal challenges. With a mission to provide immediate assistance, EIS offers essential items such as diapers, wipes, formula, and clothing to families in crisis, ensuring that help is accessible regardless of income or residency status. Founded in 1977, EIS has grown significantly over the years, serving thousands of families and expanding its reach within the community. The organization relies heavily on the support of dedicated volunteers and generous donors to fulfill its mission, continuously striving to lessen the impact of poverty on Tulsa's youngest residents. Generated from the website

The Family Safety Center in Tulsa, OK is a comprehensive resource for victims of domestic violence, providing a wide range of free and confidential services. Their central location, easy access, and on-site security officer ensure a safe and welcoming environment for clients, while their dedicated team works to minimize further trauma and provide support in obtaining emergency protective orders, forensic medical assistance, legal support, and resources for children exposed to domestic violence. With a mission to reduce the number of unreported domestic violence cases in Tulsa County and ensure that perpetrators are prosecuted, the Family Safety Center is committed to providing wrap-around victim services. Through partnerships and sponsorships, they strive to create a community where family safety comes first, offering safety and prevention education, counseling referrals, interpretation services, and access to safe and confidential emergency shelter.Generated from the website