Caring Community Friends

Sapulpa has numerous organizations that directly benefit from the Tulsa Area United Way. This record-breaking achievement means more towards local non-profits, not just Tulsa.

Since opening in 1992, CCF has assisted thousands of residents by providing essential household items like food, diapers, school supplies, and utility assistance. Annually, the assessed value of the food distributed is $650,000.

Over 600 students were given school supplies, and churches and businesses assisted with food, drinks, and other giveaways.

Local grocery chain Price Mart has donated a check worth nearly $7,000 to Caring Community Friends, as part of a program to support the local food bank that began over the holiday season last year.

The county’s largest food bank was able to provide a full turkey or ham holiday dinner, a backpack full of food, and bags of gifts for all of the Christmas Stars on their tree.

Green Hill Funeral Home and Cemetery is helping Creek County’s largest food pantry, Caring Community Friends, provide area families with a merry Christmas through CCF’s Christmas Stars program.

Caring Community Friends, Creek County’s largest food bank, are inviting the community to work together to provide “Hope for the Holidays,” by providing their families with meals and gifts that they would otherwise go without.

Creek County is seeing its third tumultuous spring in as many years, which has kept its largest emergency assistance agency in high demand.

The Creek County Long Term Recover Group (CCLTRG) received a $30,000 grant from the Disaster Relief Fund for Eastern Oklahoma to provide assistance to Creek County 2019 storm survivors.

“CCF’s goal is to salve the community’s pain of poverty...and we’re doing more every year."