Bartlesville Nonprofits and Charities

Excellent service in the field of helping with my va. paper work

I tried to cancel our subscriptions for 2 times due to moving happening at the end of June, they finally responded for my April 1st cancellation by email. Yet I continue to receive their issues today(June 8th), so I called in and only find out the issues are going to stop during July. The lady told me they print and packaging their material 7-8 weeks ahead. According to the math, our subscription should stop in June. I feel they are not responsible with their resources.

I have been a contributing member and volunteer for the Sutton Avian Research Center for many years, and I give them the highest rating for several reasons. First of all, they are a well-established, science-based conservation organization that has been instrumental in the restoration and preservation of some of the country's most beloved bird species, including the bald eagle and the prairie chicken. Recently, they have expanded to restoration of a lesser-known but no less important species, the masked bobwhite quail. The extremely knowledgable and experienced staff is also warmly welcoming to volunteers who want to help with their causes. Additionally, The Sutton Center is a passionate supporter of childhood environmental education. Through past classroom demonstrations and the very popular statewide high school art contest, the Natureworks Sutton Award, they have increased awareness of environmental issues among young people.

WCSPCA in Bartlesville, OK is one of a very few open admission shelters in Oklahoma . They have helped me many times when I have found a stray animal and could not locate anybody who claimed it. They have all pets vaccinated and sterilized before placing them in new homes. They work to educate the public on pet overpopulation. People have a higher quality of life for themselves when they have an open admission shelter in their community! <br>

Growing up in small town America, it feels like everyone knows everyone. Some would even claim my community, Bartlesville, Oklahoma, is pretty close to Mayberry. However, after growing up, leaving home, starting a family and eventually moving my family back, it became clear that my Mayberry was like every other one in America - imperfect with plenty of needs. Everyone may know everyone, but unfortunately dark undercurrents, like child abuse, are often hidden and ignored.<br /><br />I believe in my community and its future. I also believe that starting from the beginning is the best way to build the strongest future. Looking at my own children and the community I love, I know that giving all children a healthy, safe, loving start is essential to their success and ultimately our community's future. That's why I give to Ray of Hope Advocacy Center in a fight against child sexual and physical abuse, neglect and witness to violence.<br /><br />With four generations of my family living in Bartlesville, Oklahoma, we are invested. Knowing local child abuse is rising and Ray of Hope Advocacy Center has served 54 percent more victims just this year, my family could no longer ignore these innocent, hurting children in our community. I now serve as president of the board of directors. My 65-year-old father and 6-year-old son serve as Ray of Hope Advocacy Center's spokespeople, showcasing positive adult-child relationships and how even the smallest among us can make a big difference. They are leading the charge in Ray of Hope's current capital campaign to renovate a donated building that will meet the agency's growing needs (building tour shown in video attached). My family knows that child abuse impacts all of us and requires all of us to be a part of the solution whether you are 6 or 65 years old.<br /><br />I give because I love my community. I give because no child should live in fear. I give because my family can make a difference. I give because without a safe adult to help, no child can escape the horror of child abuse alone. I give because child abuse permeates all demographics and neighborhoods. I give because these are my children's friends. I give because safer kids reach fuller potentials. I give because the real Mayberry is built on imperfect neighbors helping those in need.<br />

This symphony is a true gem of Bartlesville, Oklahoma. The director provides wonderful insight into the history of the repertoire and engages the audience both through his story-telling and his artistic interpretations! The individual members continually impress me at each performance. I could not be more proud to know this music organization exists in my hometown!

Ardent Street Ministry loving them right where they are

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