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FALL 2022

THE VOICE EDMOND AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

CYCLE 66 RETURNS FOR ITS SECOND YEAR

EXCITING NEW EVENT ADDED TO BRING IN MORE CYCLISTS

LOCAL NONPROFITS AND HOW THEY HELP OUR COMMUNITY

DIFFERENT IN EVERY WAY YET SHARE ONE COMMON GOAL

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CONTENTS 04 | A NOTE FROM THE CEO 06 | LOCAL NONPROFITS AND HOW THEY HELP OUR COMMUNITY 09 | EDMOND’S DANCING WITH THE STARS 11 | CYCLE 66 BICYCLING TOUR ALONG ROUTE 66 14 | AMBASSADOR HIGHLIGHT 16 | CONNECTING CURRENT LEADERS

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A NOTE FROM THE CEO

The past couple of years have shifted our focus to become more aware of the needs within our community that have helped connect us in ways unlike ever before.

As Edmond continues to grow, fellow Edmond citizens have begun reaching out to help support one another, volunteer their time and efforts into creating a more prosperous community.

In this issue, we are recognizing a few of Edmond’s local nonprofits and charity organizations that have come together to share one common goal, to help the Edmond community thrive. Local nonprofits and charity organizations make a difference in so many lives and touch all walks of society, particularly the disadvantaged, vulnerable, and under-served. For charity organizations not directly related to emergency relief, the impact of the coronavirus was felt not only in the short term but in the long run as well. Thankfully, 4 THE VOICE

the nonprofit world does exist to help people overcome barriers and obstacles, meet challenges, survive, and ultimately thrive.

We encourage you, as your Edmond Area Chamber of Commerce, to find ways to serve this community by reaching out to the local nonprofit organizations and asking how you can help. They rely heavily on volunteers, donors, and other partners to advocate for their cause. We promise that the benefits to your community will be profound and supporting the groups you care about will result in lasting socio-economic change.

Sherry Jordan President & CEO

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MAKING DIFFERENCES FOR THE PEOPLE OF EDMOND

LOCAL NONPROFITS AND HOW THEY HELP OUR COMMUNITY Ministries of Jesus

Ministries of Jesus began as an answered prayer to a team of church members at Henderson Hills Baptist Church. They opened the doors to their medical clinic in 2001 and have been providing healthcare services to patients that do not have public or private-third party medical coverage and whose personal resources are insufficient to provide their needed healthcare. Christian medical professionals from the community volunteer their time, talent, and resources to help others in need.

Those who come to Ministries of Jesus for medical appointments include people with various religious beliefs, ethnicities, and backgrounds.

In 2005, Ministries of Jesus added counseling services, and has been providing counseling to clients in a caring and confidential setting by licensed professional counselors committed to bringing Christian principles from a Christ-centered world-view into the therapeutic experience. Counseling is available for anyone, regardless of ability to pay and clients of all faiths are welcome to receive counseling at Ministries of Jesus.

In 2009, they added the dental clinic and have since gone on to add addiction recovery and assistance with social services and providing clients with referrals to community resources, such as housing, food, clothing, financial and legal aid.

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To learn more about Ministries of Jesus and their mission, visit www.moj.com.

Turning Point Ministries

Turning Point Ministries is a faith-based ministry that helps modest income families who work and serve in the Edmond community, become homeowners in the Edmond community. The seeds for Turning Point were planted in the early 90’s when a group of members from First Presbyterian Church of Edmond raised money and volunteered for Habitat for Humanity in Oklahoma City. As they continued to serve Oklahoma City residents, additional Edmond churches joined them. Many of those involved wanted to continue to help provide affordable housing, but they saw a need in Edmond. They built 5 houses with the help of Habitat for Humanity, and then began Turning Point Ministries in 2008 to serve modest income families here in Edmond.

Bob Turner, Dick Freeman and John Gruel were founding members of Turning Point Ministries.

Turning Point Ministries wants their homeowners to have the benefit of a community, so rather than build individual homes in a variety of locations, they develop neighborhoods. The neighborhoods have a Home Community Association (HCA) which is run

by Turning Point Ministries until the neighborhood is completed and the homeowners become responsible for the management of the HCA.

Turnning Point Ministries mentors their clients through the home buying process, so they are well prepared when their home is complete and it is time to make the down payment and assume the mortgage. Their home buying journey begins with an application. Qualifying candidates must have a willingness to work through our process which includes: contributing sweat equity on the construction site, maintaining a relationship with a Turning Point mentor, and attending home buying and personal finance classes. Additionally, they commit to make a positive contribution to the safe and drug-free community.

To learn more about Turning Point Ministries, visit turningpointoklahoma.org.

Peaceful Family Oklahoma

Peaceful Family Oklahoma was founded to help provide healing and hope to the most overlooked, vulnerable victims of addiction – children. To help save and protect the futures of children impacted by addiction, Peaceful Family Oklahoma provides a free, proven, evidence-based program addressing the heavy burden that substance use disorder (SUD) lays on the children of those in treatment, in active addiction or living in recovery.

Their peer-to-peer curriculum was developed by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services’ Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration and is offered in Los Angeles and Denver.

Peaceful Family Oklahoma is the only organization in our state that offers these targeted, proven services for children of parents struggling with the disease of addiction.

Today, more than 420 graduates of the Peaceful Family Oklahoma program are living happier lives, equipped with the coping skills needed to enjoy their childhoods and armed with the education required to avoid drugs and alcohol and other harmful behaviors.

To learn more about Peaceful Family Oklahoma, visit their website at peacefulfamilyok.org.

Volunteering in the Edmond Community Volunteering encompasses more than simply helping others, it means dedicating your time to willingly help improve lives and support your community. First and foremost, volunteering helps members of your community obtain experiences, skills, and benefits that they might not have had access to otherwise. It gives you a way to make a differences in the lives of others and in your own life.

Thinking of Volunteering? Edmond is home to many local nonprofits and social agencies. The City of Edmond has dedicated resources to helping you get involved.

If you would like to learn more about volunteer opportunities in Edmond, visit www.edmondok. gov/1623/Volunteering-in-Edmond.

Together, we can make a difference in our community.

We encourage you as a resident of Edmond to get involved and lend a helping hand. We promise you will be changed by your experience.

Their program breaks the cycle of addiction through therapeutic play, artwork, recreation, and games. Under the guidance of trained, masters level professionals, children learn: • • • • •

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B A N C F I R S T. B A N K

THE FIFTH ANNUAL EDMOND’S

DANCING WITH THE STARS On Thursday, September 8th the Edmond Area Chamber of Commerce held its 5th Annual Edmond’s Dancing with the Stars event at the Edmond Hilton Garden Inn off Covell.

The event included a dancing competition among six local celebrities, a silent auction, catered dinner and a cocktail hour.

There were over 450 guests in attendance cheering on six celebrity dancers. This year’s participants included Makailyn Dillon with Oklahoma ER & Hospital, Candace Hobbs with Edwards Jones/Candace Hobbs, Kathy Wallis with Wallis Law Group, Matthew Boydstun with Neptune Society, Ted Dockrey with Sun Tech Heat & Air, and Mike Osburn an Oklahoma State Representative and owner of PoliGRAM.

The judges for the event were, Julie Leblanc, Dr. Krista Jones, and James Kerr, all veterans of previous Dancing with The Stars events. The awards presented were Best Overall, Star of the Show, and the People’s Choice Award.

The winner of Best Overall and People’s Choice was Candace Hobbs, and Mike Osburn was the Star of the Show award winner.

Mercy Hospital was the Presenting Sponsor. The Printed Program Sponsor was INTRUST Bank, Oklahoma ER & Hospital was the official Cocktail hour sponsor.

Photography was sponsored by Oklahoma Natural Gas. The celebrity dancers worked with professionals at Dance Makers to learn their routines.

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CYCLE 66 CELEBRATES ROUTE 66 ON NOVEMBER 6

CYCLE 66 BICYCLING TOUR ALONG ROUTE 66 After a successful inaugural event in November 2021, Cycle 66, Edmond’s urban/rural bicycling tour along Route 66, is returning for a second year, this time with the addition of a criterium race. The route begins and ends in downtown Edmond, which is home to 13.4 miles of the historic Route 66 and boasts the most drivable and ridable miles in the country.

Riders can register online for $40 Kids 12 and under are $10.

This year’s event will take place on Sunday, November 6th at 8:00am. Bicycle riders from across the nation can come to Edmond to enjoy three bicycle routes, including the 10-mile route, 33-mile route, and the 66-mile route.

Cycle 66 will also be hosting the inaugural kid’s 1-mile route for kids of all ages.

Twenty-six local passionate and experienced cyclists are currently serving as Cycle 66 Ride Ambassadors.

They receive free registration and a custom Cycle 66 jersey in exchange for promoting the event to fellow cyclists. “Ambassadors will tell the Cycle 66 story: We aim to promote healthy, active lifestyles in Edmond,

In 2021, its inaugural year, the event featured three different routes and enjoyed 550 registrations from across eight different states, which shattered expectations.

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re-imagine the tourism potential of Route 66 for a new generation and give back to local charities,” said Cycle 66 Ambassador Brian Fairless.

Cycle 66 Powered by OU Health today announced the addition of a fast-paced, closed-course criterium in downtown Edmond. The “Crit @ Cycle 66”, an amateur cyclocross race sanctioned by USA Cycling, will share a finish line with its three existing distance rides.

OKC Velo – Bike Lab Club, a non-profit led by Tony Steward, has partnered with Cycle 66, Inc., to organize the Crit portion of the event.

“We were so impressed with the first year of Cycle 66 and the support it received from the City of Edmond,” Steward said. “As a cycling non-profit we are thrilled to jump in and create a fun racing experience for local amateur athletes. This will bring the excitement of bicycle racing straight into downtown Edmond as a wonderful addition to Celebration 66 on 1st and Broadway.”

A criterium, or crit, is a bicycle race of a specified number of laps on a closed course over public roads closed to normal traffic. Crit cyclists often reach speeds more than 25 mph as they race through the circuit, skillfully avoiding other riders.

“We expect thousands of visitors to dine and shop at local downtown Edmond businesses while cheering on racers during the Crit @ Cycle 66,” said Jennifer Seaton, Edmond Tourism Director and Cycle 66 board chair. Last year, bike riders and their supporters enjoyed a free finish line festival called Celebration 66.

Now in our second year, Celebration 66 will offer even more excitement throughout the day to applaud cyclists while enjoying ‘streeteries,’ music and a host of pop up vendors, Seaton said.

“The kids’ ride helps fulfill our mission to promote healthy, active lifestyles in our community,” said Jason Duncan, Cycle 66 ride director. “We know that cycling has all kinds of benefits for kids’ health, from cardiovascular fitness to emotional wellness and stress relief. What better way to build our future?”

The Routes Cycle 66 offers a ride for everyone, from amateurs to competitors. All four routes will be fully supported with plentiful support and gear, relief wagons, signage, rest stops, first aid stations and critical traffic control.

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1-Mile Kids’ Route: Kids of all ages are welcome to join Cycle 66 on its inaugural 1-mile Kids’ Route. Training wheels, tricycles and strollers are welcome! We encourage kids to decorate their rides-of-choice and come ready for fun.

10-Mile Route: This leisurely group ride, best for families and recreational riders, will be led and trailed by experienced riders who will keep the group together and on the right path. The route showcases downtown Edmond, notable public art, the University of Central Oklahoma campus, and the community’s best parks and bike paths.

33-Mile Intermediate Route: This moderate ride is best for intermediate and recreational riders who like a challenge. It begins in Edmond then dips south to the State Capitol. Riders will enjoy the “Party at the Turn” powered by OU Health before cycling back to downtown Edmond.

66-Mile Advanced Route: This adventurous ride is for advanced and intermediate riders looking to push the distance. It travels through five communities including

Edmond, Oklahoma City, Jones, Luther and Arcadia, and features the nostalgia and thrill of the Mother Road up close and personal. The route will be in reverse from last year, and will take advantage of beautiful Katy Trail near I-44 and NE Grand Ave. Charitable Beneficiaries Cycle 66 is governed by Cycle 66, Inc., a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, in partnership with the City of Edmond, the State of Oklahoma, Visit Edmond and title sponsor OU Health, and all Route 66 stakeholders.

A portion of event proceeds will benefit Autumn Life Behavioral Health Center, a dedicated geriatric psychiatry inpatient program at OU Health Edmond Medical Center that addresses the unique needs of mature adults ages 55 and up. Other proceeds will benefit the Oklahoma Route 66 Association, a nonprofit dedicated to promoting and preserving Route 66 statewide.

For more information on Cycle 66, visit cycle66ok.com.

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AMBASSADOR HIGHLIGHT SHANE LUEBBERSJONES

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We are committed to local businesses and the communities we serve.

Day Job: Licensed Insurance Agent for Farmers Insurance. I specialize in Life Insurance and Real Estate Investors.

Angie Ward Senior First Vice President - Treasury Management Sales 405.767.7567 | angie.ward@midfirst.com midfirst.com

Originally From: I was born in Liberal, KS in 1987 but then moved to Prague, OK, where I spent most of my childhood. I then moved to Oklahoma City for college in 2006.

Family: I have been married to my incredible wife, Kate, for almost 9 years. We have no children but 3 cats; Jafar, Pippin & Eleven.

What is your favorite thing about being an Ambassador for the Chamber? I love being able to support local businesses, as they grow in this awesome community of Edmond. As a people person, I have enjoyed making some new friends and a ton of business connections. I love what the Edmond Chamber does for this growing community and am thankful to be a part of that.

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It connects and reminds us of all the good things it brings. Quality family time. Sharing fun activities with friends. Warm sweaters on cool evenings. Time-honored traditions. And, among our most vivid memories, the color and pageantry of the season – beautiful decorations and bright, beautiful lights.

Edmond celebrates that spirit every year now with a new and growing tradition – Luminance: An Enchanted Stroll.

We invite you to be a part of this special spirit and all the good and wonderful things it represents.

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CONNECTING

CURRENT LEADERS

The Edmond Chamber of Commerce’s Government Relations Committee enables the Chamber to foster and maintain important relationships with elected officials.

The committee works to represent the legislative interests of business on local, state and national levels through a variety of efforts, including candidate forums, legislative breakfasts and an annual trip to Washington D.C. to meet with state officials.

The Chamber kicked off the year with the Pre-Session Legislative Breakfast featuring state senators and representatives and focusing on the upcoming bills and changes in state government. In April 2022, the Chamber hosted an Edmond Day at the State Capitol featuring speakers from leadership positions.

ECONOMIC GROWTH Support innovative workforce and economic development policy to keep Edmond and Oklahoma competitive.

EDUCATION

Advance and support strategies for additional funding for the hiring and retention of qualified teachers for 16 THE VOICE

PK-16 and for the development, training and mentoring of non-traditional teachers and staff. Hold schools harmless and return Edmond Public Schools, Francis Tuttle Technology Center, and the University of Central Oklahoma’s per pupil funding to FY 08 levels to provide dollars necessary to support current operational needs.

FEDERAL ISSUES

Support legislation to access federal funds to expand broadband infrastructure to enhance access to highspeed internet. Oppose efforts to regulate broadband internet as a public utility.

TRANSPORTATION

Continue to support expedited funding in Eight-Year plan for transition of access roads on Interstate 35 to a one-way frontage road to ease congestion and improve safety.

EMPOWERING

FUTURE LEADERS

LEADERSHIP EDMOND CLASS XXXVII Class XXXVII of Leadership Edmond kicked off their year at St. Crispins on August 29-30, 2022. This year's class has 38 members.

Class XXXVII is presented by Edmond Electric. The retreat sponsor was Sandler Training of Oklahoma, and the session sponsors are Francis Tuttle Technology Center, Frankfurt Short Bruza Associates, P.C. (FSB) and MIDCON. The program provides a backstage pass to the Edmond community.

Class XXXVII includes: Elisabeth Acosta, Quail Creek Bank; Trey Ayers, Francis Tuttle Technology Center: Bill Begley, City of Edmond; Josh Brock; Joshua G. Brock, DDS Cosmetic and Family Dentistry; Jesse Brown, Simmons Bank; Crissie Carter, Oklahoma ER & Hospital; Bibin Cherian, BeSpoke Vision; Chris Codding, Regent Bank; Jolene Curry, Flintco; Amanda Dunning, Valor Bank; Baylee Durrill, Hale & Company CPA; Judy Farrar, Oklahoma ER and Hospital; Wes Hall, YMCA; Bonnie Hardwick, FSB Architects + Engineers; Jessica Heiderstadt, Great Plains Bank; Toni Karnes, INTRUST Bank, N.A.; Kristen King, Edmond Chamber of Commerce; Amy LaRue, Hope is Alive Ministries; Karla Lindsey, MidFirst Bank; Jay Mack, Oklahoma Christian Academy; Stacie Maple,

Francis Tuttle Technology Center; Matt McCalla, Arvest Bank; Zac McGrath, Manhattan Construction Company; Jennifer Williams Molock, University of Central Oklahoma; Mandy Nelson, OU Edmond Medical Center; Jason Perez, Deer Creek Public Schools; Aubrie Ross, Oklahoma Christian University; Meredith Schneberger, Devon Energy; Brooke Scott, Oklahoma Christian Academy; Zach Shirley, First Fidelity Bank; Cati Stanila, Edmond Mobile Meals; Preston Stinson, Oklahoma House of Representatives; Samantha Strealy, Tinker Federal Credit Union; Jim Trent, BancFirst; Jadisyn Tudman, CITIZENS BANK OF EDMOND; Kyle Varley, The HOPEcenter of Edmond; Jennifer Vickery, Ocean Dental; Erin Wilcox, Cox Communications, Inc.

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A Fine Shine 405-340-3914 www.afineshine.com Above and Beyond Service Company 17300 N. May Avenue Suite A Edmond, OK 73012 405-657-2484 www.aabhac.com AR Workshop Edmond 1020 NW 192nd St ste D Edmond, OK 73012-8912 405-261-3218 edmond@arworkshop.com

B Berrong Insurance Agency 1001 NW 139th St. Parkway Edmond, OK 73013 405-261-1188 www.berrongins.com Buttry Realty LLC 14025 N. EASTERN AVE APT 2312 EDMOND, OK 73013 405-509-4463

C Captain Pasta 2524 W Edmond Rd Edmond, OK 73012 405-920-6767 www.captainpasta.com CBRM Marketing 3841 E Danforth Rd Edmond, OK 73034 847-414-2420 www.reputationmanagementc.com Chinowth & Cohen 2619 Kelley Pointe Parkway Edmond, OK 73013 405-330-0031 CCOKLAHOMA.COM Chinowth and Cohen - Heston Bush 2619 Kelley Pointe Parkway Edmond, OK 73013 580-399-6379 hbush.ccoklahoma.com Cindy Keathly Real Estate Group 2216 NW 164th St. Suite A Edmond, OK 73013 214-783-9425 www.cindykeathly.exprealty.com Clementine Consulting Edmond, OK 73025 405-323-0683 CLR Bar 17 east 5th street suite 149 Edmond, OK 73013 405-922-7643 clrbar.co

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Earth and Arbor Tree Preservation 802 Pine Oak Dr. Edmond, OK 73034 405-513-3315 www.earthandarbor.com Echelon Spa 930 E 2ND ST Edmond, OK 73034 405-888-7479 www.echelonsparesort.com Empire Slice House 15 W 1st Street Edmond, OK 73003 405-557-1760 https://empireslicepizza.com ETHAN ALLEN 222 S. Portland Ave. Oklahoma City, OK 73108 405-947-3883 www.ethanallen.com

Four Paws Play Yard 14330 N Lincoln Blvd Suite 508 Edmond, OK 73013 405-503-9829 www.fourpawsplayyard.com

Freshcoat Painters of Edmond 1015 waterwood prkwy ste H102 Edmond, OK 73034 405-596-1752 www.freshcoatpainters.com/edmond Fundraising University 18717 Wolf Creek Dr. Edmond, OK 73012 405-283-6574 www.fundraisingu.net Fuzzy’s Taco Shop 1462 S. Bryant Edmond, OK 73034 405-562-4800 restaurants.fuzzystacoshop.com

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Evolution Imaging 817 West Covell Edmond, OK 73003 405-652-0445 www.evolution-imaging.com

GE Johnson Construction Company 825 N. Broadway, Ste. 320 Oklahoma City, OK 73102 405-650-6014 www.gejohnson.com

Excel Construction Group 1435 W. Britton Rd. Oklahoma City, OK 73114 405-657-5059 www.excelcg.com

Green Goodies 3324 S Bryant Ave, Ste 100 Edmond, OK 73013 405-330-2190

F Factory Direct Mattress - Edmond 2408 Thomas Drive, Ste 112 Edmond, OK 73003 405-509-8688 www.fdmattressedmond.com Fairway Independent Mortgage Corporation

By Appointment Guthrie, OK 73044 602-448-8492 carrieclarkkeller.com Family Martial Arts 1501 N Santa Fe Avenue Suite 148 Edmond, OK 73012 405-906-2866 www.edmondfma.com Farmers Insurance Federal Credit Union 7340 W Memorial Rd Oklahoma City, OK 73142 562-833-1553 https://figfcu.org/

H Harmon Solar 11032 Quail Creek Road Oklahoma City, OK 73120 405-849-4399 www.harmonsolar.com Heim Law Firm 247 N. Broadway, Ste. 203 Edmond, OK 73034 405-445-6155 www.dorothyheimlaw.com Hunter Super Techs 2715 Broadway Ct. Edmond, OK 73013 405-259-1209 https://huntersupertechs.com

I Indoor 18 17516 N Western Ave Edmond OK 73012 405-432-4653 www.indoor18.com

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Janae Inc. Home Services 2524 N. Broadway Suite 435 Edmond, OK 73034 405-240-3826 www.janaeincservices.com Jazzercise Edmond Fitness Center 420 S Bryant Ave Edmond, OK 73034 405-203-1493 https://www.jazzercise.com/location/ jazzercise-edmond-fitness-center-17463 JMR Realty Oklahoma 1015 Waterwood Pkwy Suite F Edmond, OK 73034 405-888-3148 https://jmrrealtyok.com/ JRP Media Management LLC 2524 North Broadway Edmond, OK 73034 405-358-7817 www.jrpmediamanagement.com Junk-B-Gone 4575 NE HWY 33 Guthrie, OK 73044 405-230-0144 www.junkbgoneok.com Justin Crooks Agency - Farmers Insurance 1239 E. Danforth Rd Edmond, OK 73034 405-531-0130 https://www.farmersagent.com/ jcrooks

K Keri Esmon Allstate 1501 N Santa Fe Ave, Ste #140 Edmond, OK 73003 405-359-8855 https://agents.allstate.com/keri-esmon-edmond-ok.html Kiddie Academy of Edmond 430 E Covell Rd Edmond, OK 73034 832-588-5112 kiddieacademy.net/edmond Krieger Thermodynamics 1063 Thunderbird Ln. #123 Mustang, OK 73064 405-882-1619 kriegerthermodynamics.com Kyle Vandruff Farmers Agency 532 E Memorial Rd Oklahoma City, OK 73114 405-607-4300 https://agents.farmers.com/ok/oklahoma-city/kyle-vandruff

L Lazy E Arena 9600 Lazy E Drive Guthrie, OK 73044 405-282-3004 www.lazye.com Legacy Insurance & Financial Services 108 S Main Cashion, OK 73016 405-433-5002 Life Pro Safety Service LLC 822 W Edmond Rd Edmond, OK 73003 405-345-4445 www.lifeprosafety.com Lindsey Medical Supply 1110 E 2nd St Edmond, OK 73034 405-216-3324 www.lindseymedicalsupply.com

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Oklahoma County Sheriff 2101 NE 36th St Oklahoma City, OK 73111 405-713-1000 www.oklahomacounty.org

Retirement Investment Advisors, Inc. 2925 United Founders Blvd.

Oklahoma City, OK 73112 405-842-3443 www.theretirementpath.com

TeamFit Studios 16616 N Western Ave Edmond, OK 73012 405-960-4400 teamfitstudios.com

Oklahoma Ponds, LLC 1120 South Broadway Edmond, OK 73034 405-473-2042 https://oklahomaponds.com/

Robyn Promotions 7717 W. Britton Rd. Oklahoma City, OK 73132 405-409-5117

Torchy’s Tacos 1556 E. 2nd Street Edmond, OK 73034 405-531-5201 www.torchystacos.com/

Opal Aesthetics 1289 E. 15th St., Suite 100 Edmond OK 73013 406-309-4780 www..opalaestheticok.com

P Pediatric Health Clinic of Edmond 2216 NW 164th St Suite B Edmond, OK 73013 405-546-4600 PHCEDMOND.COM

Roe + Wonder 3801 NW 166th St Suite 3 Edmond, OK 73012 405-562-3009 http://roeandwonder.com Roymar Event Services dba Roymar Mobile Game Theater Post Office 5373 Edmond, OK 73083-5373 405-697-9456 www.roymarmgt.com

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Trillium Homes 14209 N Santa Fe Ave, Ste B Edmond, OK 73013 405-493-9114 www.trilliumok.com True Sky Federal Credit Union 1127 E 2nd St Edmond, OK 73034 405-682-1990 www.trueskycu.org Turner - Wilson Insurance, LLC 5929 North May Ave Suite 209 OKC, OK 73112 785-969-0190 goosehead.com/tony-wilson

The Medallion Group Inc. 13230 Pawnee Drive, Suite 301 Oklahoma City, OK 73114 405-728-2780 themedalliongrp.com

Pickleman’s Gourmet Cafe 410 S Bryant Ave 120 Edmond, OK 73034 479-402-7393 https://www.picklemans.com/locations/edmond.php

Merrill Lynch 4811 Gaillardia Pkwy Suite 200 Oklahoma City, OK 73142 405-820-3790 fa.ml.com/scott-mullins

Podium Inc. 1650 W Digital Drive Lehi, UT 84043 801-979-8096 www.podium.com

Sense Ability Wellness 608 W 18th Street Edmond, OK 73013 405-509-8089 Senseabilitywellness.com

Michelle Johnson - Stetson Bentley Real Estate PO Box 31385 Edmond, OK 73003 405-905-9409 www.michellejohnsonre.com

Premier Martial Arts of Edmond 3400 S. Bryant Ave Suite 120 Edmond, OK 73013 918-809-4672 www.premiermartialarts.com/edmond

Sherwin Williams 1141 N Kelly Ave EDMOND, OK 73003 405-348-2933 Sherwin-Williams.com

Veterinary Eye Center Of Oklahoma 3157 N. Sooner Rd. Edmond, OK 73034 405-960-3937 Vecoklahoma.com

Slate River Financial 14201 N Santa Fe Ave STE 101 Edmond, OK 73013 405-315-4549

Vox Audio Visual 1205 SW 2nd Street Oklahoma City, OK 73108 405-231-1912 www.voxaudiovisual.com

Solar Power of Oklahoma 14800 Santa Fe Crossing Drive Edmond, OK 73013 405-608-0095

Wash Me Power Washing 2309 Brenton Dr Edmond, OK 73012 405-938-9274 washmepowerwashing.com

Ministries of Jesus 1100 East I-35 Frontage Rd. Edmond, OK 73034 405-340-7400 moj.com

N Native Harvest Dispensary Edmond 1818 E. 2nd St Edmond, OK 73034 405-640-5929 www.nativeharvestfarms.com Native Wrecking Services, LLC 407 W. 15th Street Suite 8 Edmond, OK 73013 405-924-0084 https://www.nativewrecking.com Nimisha Patel 6501 NE 101st Street Oklahoma City, OK 73151 405-819-7228

O Oak Tree Insurance Agency, Inc. 315 W. Edmond Road Edmond, OK 73003 405-340-1393 oaktreeagency.com

R R. Mark Stout, Attorney at Law, PLLC P.O. Box Edmond, OK 73083 405-916-7374 www.rmarkstoutlaw.com Red Dirt Image Photobooth Rental Co. 23825 N MacArthur Blvd Edmond, OK 73025 405-696-3000 www.reddirtimage.com Reeser Rentals LLC 30 E. Campbell Ste 150 Edmond, OK 73034 Edmond, OK 73034 405-726-9224 Resilience, Health & Fitness LLC 801 W 33RD St #8091 Edmond, OK 73013-9998 443-486-3771 www.wandamcdonald.com

S&B Burger Joint - 2nd St. 2088 E 2nd St Edmond, OK 73034 405-906-4295 Sandbburgers.com

The Spunky Cauldron 1020 NW 192nd Street Suite F Edmond, OK 73012 405-633-1912 https://smart.bio/the_spunky_cauldron

T Teal Creek Assisted Living and Memory Care by Omega 13501 N Bryant Avenue Edmond, OK 73013 405-246-0222 omegasrliving.com

V Valor Bank - Downtown Edmond 119 S Broadway Edmond, OK 73034 405-212.9800 www.valor.bank

Window Genie of N Oklahoma City 719 Evergreen St. Edmond, OK 73003 405-415-2534 https://windowgenie.com/n-oklahoma-city Woodward Pizza 119 W. 2nd St. Edmond, OK 73003 210-313-8029 www.woodwardpizza.com

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