Springing Families Forward

12/22/2025

Come grab some jalapeños, potatoes and/or celery today from 6-7:30.
310 NE 28th
Suite 204

12/19/2025

Food pantry open tomorrow from 10-12.
310 NE 28th,
Oklahoma City, OK 73105

11/23/2025

Sweet potatoes will be available for those in need at 310 NE 28, suite 204 tomorrow between 12-5pm or until they run out.

10/30/2025

We will be here to help ease the burden.

10/27/2025

We are getting calls daily with families needing groceries. Help us keep our pantry stocked. Our mental health clients struggle to address their mental health when they are hungry!

Link below

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We are able to provide a tax form. Just give us a call.

10/16/2025

Come se us at UCO homecoming, sharing with students about the importance of mental health care.

Alumni you can participate in activities. Take a look.

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10/10/2025

Unfortunately, we WILL NOT be hosting the food pantry this weekend. We will not resume regular pantry dates until 2026.

We do however still have food items available to our clients and those that may need to contact us directly for assistance. Please do so at 405-601-4565.

TODAY We will be here until 2:30 with blackberries, eggs, sandwich meat, watermelons, tomatoes and some ravioli.

10/02/2025

Free watermelons! 310 NE 28th, Ste 204. OKC 73105

09/18/2025

We have bags of onions that need to be given away. Please let us know if you would like to come grab some.

They are at 310 NE 28th Suite 204, OKC

08/21/2025

Do you or someone you know need goat milk formula. We have some free. Give us a call!!!

08/11/2025

💈 Fresh fade, fresh confidence — for just $10!

Join us every Tuesday at Paul Mitchell The School Norman for our Clipper Cuts Special ✂️🔥

✅ Professional service by our Future Professionals
✅ Supervised by licensed instructors
✅ Only $10 — yes, really!

📅 Tuesdays only — walk in or call to book: (405) 928-5200

07/30/2025

So excited for this opportunity this Saturday!

WOW…..🥺

Today, both our Tulsa and OKC locations are open and before we even parked in OKC, a woman was already waiting. She approached our team and shared how excited she was to get a shower.

She told us, “I’m not homeless—I actually have a house—but I haven’t had running water since the freeze two years ago.”

After her shower, she smiled. Her laundry was being done in our trailer, and she was deeply thankful.

We’re seeing this more and more in both cities—neighbors who have a roof over their head but no running water, or who are behind on bills and simply want clean clothes for their kids to go to school.

Whether someone is housed or unhoused, we all deserve dignity. Clean clothes. A hot shower. A fresh start.

Hygiene impacts our physical, emotional, and mental health—and we are grateful to be able to provide it.