


Community Service Team
Details for projects are texted or emailed to interested members.
-If you would like to join, please contact our committee chairs-
Paula Scott 405-630-6971
Mary Robideaux 405-204-6212

-JOIN US-
-RSVP TODAY-
Contact Lauri Gormley @ 405-290-8648
Wednesday, June 7
9:30am-12pm
3355 S. Purdue, OKC 73179


Love these Ladies!
Such a rewarding day-meeting up at Sam's to purchase feminine hygiene products and deliver to the Homeless Outreach in Public Education-HOPE-Center.
2023 Projects
October 12 The Toby Keith Kids Korral
October 23 Nichols Hills Kitchen Tour
November 6 Cycle 66
January Martha's House
February Palomar
March Southern Medical Regional Conference
April Regional Food Bank

About Our Projects
HOPE (Homeless Outreach in Public Education) for OKC Public School supports the over 1800 students impacted by homelessness in OKCPS. HOPE supports student success and graduation by removing predictable barriers through collaboration and developing relationships.
DID YOU KNOW...Approximately 1/5 of young woman have missed school due to their period.
WHY?
They struggled to purchase feminine hygiene products due to cost.
HOW OCMSA HELPS...
The OCMSA purchases and delivers feminine hygiene products

The Toby Keith Kids Korral provides a cost-free convenient and comfortable home for pediatric cancer patients receiving treatment at The Children's Hospital at OU Medical Center, Stephenson Center and other nearby facilities.
HOW OCMSA HELPS...
The OKC community strives to provide meals for the families staying at the OK Kids Korral. The OCMSA purchases, prepares, and serves a meal to the families staying at OK Kids Korral.

The 2022 OCMSA Kitchen Tour benefits


The K Club-Keaton's Kindness Foundation
kclubkindness.org
HAU-Health Alliance for the Uninsured
hauonline.org

2021-2022 Projects





The Community Service Team was formed in 2015. A small group of members who had interest in better fulfilling the Alliance mission of “assisting non-profit organizations that meet a health-related need in Oklahoma County” met to discuss giving a “hands on” approach to service. While the Alliance had a twenty -five year history of raising funds through the Kitchen Tour and awarding thousands of dollars in annual grants, members had an interest in yet more community involvement. The Community Service Team was born of a desire to combine direct service and member involvement.
Since that date, Alliance members have gathered to participate in “done in a day” projects in a variety of different health related areas. These projects allow Alliance members the chance to give their time while enjoying fellow Team members. Some projects have been as small as working a shift at the Regional Food Bank, while others required planning and coordination, such as cooking and serving a meal at the OK Kid’s Corral.
A few of the Non-Profits that the Service Team has worked with in “done in a day” projects:
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OK Kid’s Korral
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Regional Food Bank
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Putnam City Schools
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Oklahoma City Zoo
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Mother’s Milk
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Skyline Urban Ministries
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Juvenile Diabetes Assn.
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Positive Tomorrows
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Martha’s House
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Infant Crisis Services
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Lottie House Mental Illness Day Center
The Service Team provides our members a wonderful way to interact with one another while organizing a way to give back to the community. Please join in the fun by volunteering with in this very satisfying service opportunity!
If you would like to join the Alliances's Community Service Team OR if you are involved in a non-profit agency that provides services related to health, and you are interested in applying to partner with the Alliance’s Community Service Team, call/text Mary Robideaux 405-204-6212