The Voice Spring 2026

SPRING 2026

THE VOICE EDMOND AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

Honoring the People and Businesses Shaping Edmond’s Future.

2026 ANNUAL AWARDS BANQUET 2026 GOVERNMENT RELATIONS

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TABLE OF CONTENTS 06 2025 ANNUAL AWARDS BANQUET The formal awards were presented at the banquet on Thursday, February 5 at the Edmond Conference Center

12 REBATE PROGRAM REVIEW Discover how the Edmond Chamber’s rebate programs have driven local growth, supported small businesses, and delivered lasting economic impact since their launch in 2020.

14 EYP & AMBASSADOR HIGHLIGHTS The Chamber is proud to highlight two outstanding individuals for their contributions to our programs and community

16 GOVERNMENT RELATIONS A glance at the mission and direction of our local government

18 NEW MEMBERS Directory of members added since the last issue of The Voice

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FROM THE CEO Spring in Edmond always brings a renewed sense of energy, and this year is no exception. As I reflect on the momentum we’ve built together, I am reminded that the strength of our Chamber is not found in any single program or event, but in the collective commitment of our members to show up, engage, and invest in one another.

Because of you, 2026 is off to a remarkable start.

We began the year by celebrating excellence at our Annual Awards & Hall of Fame Banquet—an event that continues to remind me just how special this community is. We’ve already hosted dozens of events and ribbon cuttings, welcomed new members into the Chamber family, and continued to see strong engagement across our programs.

From Leadership Edmond to our Women in Business initiatives, we are proud to be developing the next generation of leaders while creating meaningful connections for today’s professionals.

One of our most significant accomplishments this past year was the overwhelming passage of the Edmond sales tax renewal. With 84% voter approval, our community made a clear statement about investing in infrastructure, public safety, and long-term growth. The Chamber was proud to play a role in educating and engaging the business community throughout that process, and we are grateful for the support many of you provided.

At the same time, we remain focused on what matters most, delivering value to you, our members. Whether it’s through advocacy, networking, workforce development, or programs that drive customers to your doors, our goal is simple: to help your business succeed.

We also recognize that the business environment continues to evolve. Across the country, chambers are navigating changes in membership trends and expectations, and we are no exception. That’s why we are doubling down on strengthening our outreach, refining our value proposition, and ensuring that every member understands—and experiences—the benefits of being part of this organization.

Thank you for your investment in the Edmond Chamber and in this community. Your support makes all of this possible.

I am honored to serve you.

With gratitude,

Sherry Jordan PRESIDENT AND CEO

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2025 ANNUAL AWARDS BANQUET WINNERS The Edmond Area Chamber of Commerce recently hosted the 2025 Annual Awards Banquet presented by Arvest Bank to honor individuals and local businesses whose civic and professional contributions make an impact on the Edmond community. The formal awards were presented at the banquet on Thursday, February 5 at the Edmond Conference Center.

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2025 AWARD WINNERS

DAVID & ELIZABETH WOOD 2025 CHAIRMAN’S AWARD Elizabeth and David Wood began their journey with Dance Makers in 2005 as beginning instructors, then stepped into studio management and proudly assumed co-ownership in 2023. Dance Makers has partnered with the Edmond Chamber for the past eight years in producing the Chamber’s Dancing with the Stars event, which would not happen as seamless as it does without the work of David and Elizabeth.

“David and Elizabeth Wood truly represent the spirit of the Chairman’s Award through their passion and commitment to community.

Their partnership with the Edmond Chamber, especially through Dancing with the Stars, has been invaluable, and the event simply would not be the same without them. Having had the opportunity to dance with Liz in 2021, I have seen firsthand their professionalism, generosity, and heart for Edmond.”

-Kenneth Wohl, Edmond Chamber Chairman

JENNIFER THORNTON FIRST FIDELITY BANK VOLUNTEER OF THE YEAR Jennifer Thornton, a longtime Edmond resident, has served as Tourism Director of Visit Edmond since 2019, bringing 30 years of marketing experience and extensive leadership across local, state, and national organizations to promote and elevate Edmond as a premier travel destination.

“When we talk about what makes the Edmond Chamber strong, it always comes back to people, and no one embodies that more than Jennifer Thornton. Whether it’s collaborating on events, supporting Chamber initiatives, or helping elevate our community’s story, Jennifer is always willing to say yes and always willing to help. What makes her especially impactful is that she understands the bigger picture and that tourism, business, and quality of life are all connected.”

-Sherry Jordan, President & CEO of the Edmond Chamber

2025 AWARD WINNERS

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ALBERT SAWYER MERCY AMBASSADOR OF THE YEAR Albert is a dedicated community leader, U.S. Navy service member, and experienced sales professional who combines service, leadership, and relationship-building. As an Ambassador for the Edmond Chamber since 2024, he is known for fostering genuine connections and meaningful community partnerships.

“The Ambassador Council is a cornerstone program of the Edmond Chamber, serving as a welcoming and supportive presence for our members while strengthening connections throughout the business community. Albert Sawyer exemplifies the very best of this program through his consistent involvement, positive attitude, and willingness to step up wherever needed. He is often the first to volunteer to reach out to members and makes members feel genuinely valued.”

-Aubrey Moore, Membership Specialist at the Edmond Chamber

DONATOS PIZZA RCB BANK PHILANTHROPIC BUSINESS OF THE YEAR Since opening in 2023, Donatos Pizza has partnered with numerous nonprofits, schools, and churches, participating in “dough-nation” days, catering local events, sponsoring programs across Edmond, and supporting students of all ages. They’re proud partners of UCO Athletics and have been grateful to serve their community in times of both celebration and hardship.

“Donatos Pizza of Edmond consistently goes above and beyond to support our community.

From donating meals to schools, first responders, and local nonprofits, to sponsoring community events and stepping up whenever there’s a need, their generosity is both intentional and impactful. They understand that being a successful business in Edmond also means giving back to the people who make this community special.

We are proud to recognize Donatos Pizza of Edmond as our Philanthropic Business of the Year.” -Sherry Jordan, President & CEO

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2025 AWARD WINNERS

BRITLEY LITTLE OU HEALTH YOUNG PROFESSIONAL OF THE YEAR Britley is the Director of Community Engagement at The Anna’s House Foundation (AHF), a foster care agency in Edmond. Since joining AHF in 2018, she has held diverse roles, gaining expertise in donor relations, digital content creation, and orchestrating large-scale events to drive fundraising initiatives. Most recently, she launched AHF’s first Young Professionals Board, bringing together dynamic young leaders committed to making a lasting impact in Oklahoma’s foster care system.

“Britley embodies the spirit of Edmond Young Professionals, driven, communityminded, and committed to making a difference. Through her leadership with EYP and The Anna’s House Foundation, she inspires her peers to lead with purpose, serve with heart, and create a meaningful impact right here in Edmond. We are grateful for her involvement.”

-Kristen King, Vice President of Operations

BEST OF BOOKS FIRST UNITED BANK SMALL BUSINESS OF THE YEAR The Hights have striven for Best of Books to be a community gathering place, whether it's for storytime, book clubs, summer activities, author events, a safe place for children or other activities. Best of Books uses donations and grants to give books to Edmond public schools and other schools and nonprofit groups statewide to foster the love of reading. Since its inception, Best of Books has prided itself on community, customer service and collaboration.

“Best of Books is a shining example of the heart and spirit of Edmond’s small business community. For 40 years, they have not only provided a beloved place to discover books, but have also enriched our city through connection, creativity, and service. We’re proud to honor them as our 2025 Small Business of the Year and celebrate the remarkable legacy they continue to build in Edmond.”

-Sherry Jordan, President & CEO

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2025 AWARD WINNERS

J.D. YOUNGER OKLAHOMA ER & HOSPITAL LEADERSHIP EDMOND ALUMNI OF THE YEAR J.D. began his tenure as the Chief of the Edmond Police Department in 2017. He currently serves as the Past President of the Oklahoma Association of Chiefs of Police, Vice Chair of the International Association of Chiefs of Police (IAC P) Midsize Agency Division, a board member for the Oklahoma Victim’s Impact Panel (VIP), and a board member of Cycle 66.

“J.D. Younger truly represents what Leadership Edmond is all about. As a graduate of Class 33, he has remained deeply committed to the program by consistently encouraging and sending members of the Edmond Police Department through Leadership Edmond, helping develop strong, community-minded leaders. J.D. is an outstanding community volunteer whose dedication and service continue to make a meaningful impact on Edmond. We are proud to recognize him as our Leadership Edmond Alumni of the Year.”

-Amanda Bowen, Director of Leadership Programs

DEANNA BOSTON PROSPERITY BANK WOMAN OF THE YEAR Deanna believes that strong communities are built through intention, leadership, and collaboration. As the Founder and CEO of Strategic Community Consulting, she brings 30 years of community leadership experience to help companies and nonprofit organizations identify mutual benefits and strategically align their purposes for lasting community impact.

Deanna shares her experience through university-level courses, local and national trainings, and consulting engagements. She holds a Master’s in Nonprofit Management, the Certified Fundraising Executive credential, and is a Certified Education Foundation Leader.

A defining element of Deanna’s work is her dedication to mentoring women and elevating emerging leaders. Whether guiding young professionals, supporting women stepping into leadership roles, or creating pathways for meaningful community engagement, she invests in helping others grow their confidence, voice, and impact.

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2025 AWARD WINNERS

EDMOND MOBILE MEALS TFCU NON-PROFIT OF THE YEAR

Edmond Mobile Meals is a volunteer-based organization dedicated to providing nutritious meals, friendly visits, and well-being checks to homebound elderly and disabled individuals in Edmond. Since its founding in 1974, over 1.3 million meals have been delivered.

With the help of over 400 dedicated volunteers, Edmond Mobile Meals currently serves an average of 300 home delivered meals and 65 senior center meals each weekday, plus an additional 165 weekend meals. Edmond Mobile Meals is committed to supporting individuals in our community whose diminished mobility and resources prevent them from preparing at least one daily meal.

By delivering meals, offering friendly visits, and conducting safety checks—irrespective of income—the program addresses three critical challenges faced by aging individuals: inadequate nutrition, isolation, and declining quality of life.

GARY & MARY ELLEN BRIDWELL CITIZENS BANK OF EDMOND CITIZENS OF THE YEAR In 2026, Gary and Mary Ellen Bridwell celebrate 30 years in Edmond after moving from Tulsa in 1996. That same year, Gary expanded his leadership of Ditch Witch of Oklahoma, growing it into Orange Power Group, which now operates eight locations across five states—while staying firmly rooted in Edmond.

Gary has served 11 years on the Edmond Economic Development Authority Board and remains active in the Chamber and other community initiatives. Mary Ellen, a retired public relations professional and brain tumor survivor, now volunteers as a medical systems navigator and serves on the Duke University Brain Tumor Center Board of Advisors.

Together, the Bridwells are dedicated to Edmond’s quality of life through ongoing civic and philanthropic involvement. With two sons and five grandchildren, their family’s deep roots continue to shape their lasting impact on the community.

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Investing in Local: How the Edmond Chamber’s Rebate Programs Turned Community Support into Economic Impact In the spring of 2020, as uncertainty swept across the country and local businesses faced unprecedented challenges, the Edmond Area Chamber of Commerce and Edmond Economic Development Authority took swift, strategic action. What began as a short-term initiative to encourage residents to safely support local businesses has since evolved into one of the Chamber’s most impactful economic development tools. Now, six years later, the results tell a powerful story of resilience, community engagement, and measurable economic impact.

A Simple Idea with Immediate Impact The concept was straightforward: incentivize local spending by giving it right back to the consumer. In March 2020, the Chamber launched its first rebate program, offering a $10 gift card for every $100 spent at participating Edmond restaurants and retailers. In just two weeks, that first round generated more than $36,000 in local spending, proving that even modest incentives could mobilize the community in a meaningful way. Additional rounds followed quickly that year, including a Small Business Saturday push in November, reinforcing the importance of shopping local during critical retail seasons.

Evolving to Meet Community Needs As the program continued, it adapted to align with both consumer behavior and business needs. By 2021, the Chamber introduced the March Madness Restaurant Rebate Program, shifting focus specifically to supporting Edmond’s dining establishments, many of which had been hit hardest during the pandemic.

The updated model offered a $10 gift card for every $50 spent, encouraging repeat visits and sustained engagement throughout the month. This structure became a staple, returning each March and steadily growing in participation and impact. Holiday rebate programs were also introduced, strategically timed between Black Friday and early December to capture peak shopping momentum while keeping dollars circulating within the local economy.

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Growth Year Over Year What started as a reactive initiative quickly became a proactive strategy, and the numbers reflect that growth.

By 2023, the holiday rebate program alone generated over $27,000 in spending.

In 2024, that number surged to more than $76,000, with the program ending early due to overwhelming participation.

Even in shorter campaign windows, like March 2025’s two-week program, the initiative continued to drive strong engagement across dozens of local restaurants.

These programs didn’t just maintain momentum, they accelerated it.

The Bigger Picture: Nearly $400,000 in Economic Impact Since its inception in 2020, the Edmond Chamber Rebate Programs have generated: $350,963.17 in direct local spending $45,700 in rebates returned to consumers $396,663.17 in total economic impact These figures represent more than just dollars, they reflect hundreds of businesses supported, thousands of transactions completed, and a community that consistently chooses to invest in itself.

Strengthening the Local Business Ecosystem Beyond the financial impact, the rebate programs have played a critical role in strengthening relationships between consumers and local businesses. By requiring participants to submit receipts and return to the same businesses for their gift cards, the program encourages repeat visits, brand loyalty, and long-term customer retention. For small businesses, especially Chamber members, this translates into increased visibility, new customer acquisition, and a stronger foothold in a competitive marketplace.

Looking Ahead A key part of this continued success is strong partnership. The Chamber extends its sincere appreciation to the Edmond Economic Development Authority for their ongoing support and collaboration. Their investment in these efforts has helped amplify the program’s reach and ensure that meaningful dollars continue to flow directly into Edmond’s local economy. The Chamber is also grateful to its members who actively promote the program and continue to invest in its success. Their enthusiasm and commitment play a vital role in driving participation and strengthening the connection between local businesses and the community. Together, these efforts are more than a short-term boost—they represent a long-term commitment to building a thriving, resilient business community where local support drives lasting success.

EDMOND YOUNG PROFESSIONAL HIGHLIGHT

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TANNER BONHAM EDWARD JONES

Tanner Bonham is a Financial Advisor with Edward Jones where he is passionate about helping individuals and families build strong financial futures through personalized guidance and long-term planning. With a focus on relationships and trust, Tanner takes pride in simplifying complex financial decisions and serving as a dependable resource for his clients.

A dedicated member of the Edmond Chamber of Commerce and Edmond Young Professionals, Tanner has been actively involved in the Edmond community since moving to the area in 2017. He has been a member of Edmond Young Professionals for the past five years, currently serves on the board, and will step into the role of president next year. Tanner has spent the last two years on the Ambassador Team and currently serves as Co-Chair, helping welcome and connect local businesses. He is also a member of Leadership Edmond Class 40 and previously served on the Edmond Vibes Committee, demonstrating his commitment to community engagement and growth.

Drawn to Edmond’s unique blend of small-town feel and big-city amenities, he’s made it his mission to turn a large community into a close-knit one by fostering relationships and staying actively involved. Outside of work and community leadership, Tanner enjoys spending time on the golf course and continues to invest in the people and relationships that make Edmond feel like home.

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CHAMBER AMBASSADOR HIGHLIGHT

SANDY RASMUSSEN BANCFIRST Sandy is currently located at the main location for BancFirst Edmond on 12th & Bryant. She has worked in the banking industry for over 35 years in both the retail/consumer and the commercial/business areas of the bank. Her primary responsibilities include working with business clients to maximize earnings potential, optimize their cash flow, reduce operational costs, mitigate risk, and enhance their customer experience. She is responsible for helping to grow the Edmond market and does so by bringing in new clients and expanding current relationships. She earned her CTP (Certified Treasury Professional) designation in 2004 from The Association of Financial Professionals.

She loves meeting new people and does this by getting involved in the community through Leadership Edmond, the Edmond Chamber of Commerce Ambassador Council, and the Mitch Park YMCA Council. Being on the Ambassador Council allows her to do everything she enjoys by working with business clients, helping to promote local businesses, and building relationships.

Outside of the Bank she enjoys spending time with her six granddaughters, three miniature Australian Shepherds, Border Collie, and two kittens. She loves to travel, listen to music, read, and drink good wine.

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2026 GOVERNMENT RELATIONS

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 government relations council meetings with various topics and speakers. Key focuses include: FEDERAL ISSUES

ECONOMIC GROWTH

Secure additional federal funding for infrastructure improvements within the Edmond Area.

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

TRANSPORTATION

EDUCATION

Continue to support expedited funding in Eight-Year plan for Interstate 35 corridor improvements to ease congestion and improve safety.

Advance legislation for funding and compensation for the hiring and retention of a qualified workforce, including PK-16 teachers, faculty, and staff.

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Advocacy in Action: Connecting Edmond to the Capitol At the Edmond Area Chamber of Commerce, one of our most important roles is serving as a strong, consistent voice for the business community at every level of government. Our Government Affairs Division exists to ensure that the priorities of Edmond’s employers are heard, understood, and represented—locally, at the State Capitol, and in Washington, D.C. At the heart of this effort is our commitment to connection.

Each year, the Chamber develops a comprehensive Legislative Agenda shaped by input from our members and guided by our Government Relations Council. This agenda focuses on key priorities such as economic growth, workforce and education, infrastructure, and business-friendly policies. It serves as our roadmap for advocacy and ensures we are aligned when engaging with elected officials.

One of the most impactful ways we bring this work to life is through our Legislative Breakfasts and monthly Government Relations Council series. These events provide a unique and valuable opportunity for our members to hear directly from the policymakers who represent Edmond. Throughout the legislative session, we host our state delegation—senators and representatives—who share updates on current legislation, discuss emerging issues, and most importantly, answer questions from the business community.

In addition, the Chamber’s Government Affairs work includes hosting legislative receptions, coordinating Edmond Day at the Capitol, facilitating meetings with our federal delegation, and monitoring key issues that affect our members. We take seriously our role as a trusted convener and advocate, ensuring that Edmond remains competitive, connected, and positioned for continued growth.

That same spirit of engagement was on full display during the Chamber’s recent sales tax renewal campaign. The Chamber took an active role in educating the business community on the importance of the renewal—not as a tax increase, but as a continuation of an existing funding mechanism that supports essential city services, infrastructure, and quality of life investments.

As we look ahead, our focus remains clear: to strengthen relationships, elevate the voice of our business community, and champion policies that support a thriving Edmond.

Because when business succeeds, our entire community benefits.

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NEW MEMBERS Indicates Marketer Level Members 2nd Street Barber Shop 2424 E 2nd St, Edmond OK, 73034 214-417-3009 All Pro Appliance Repair Service 2236 NW 164th St, Suite #2, Edmond OK, 73013 405-341-8007 www.allproappliancerepairokc.com/ Allegiance Credit Union 1925 S Kelley Ave, Edmond OK, 73013 405-717-9120 www.allegianceco.org Arise Well Home 680 S Santa Fe Ave, Edmond OK, 73003 572-243-3350 www.arisewellhome.com/ Arrowhead Roofing 321 W 18th St, Edmond OK, 73013 405-443-6599 www.arrowheadroofingokc.com Arrowpoint Wealth Advisors 1930 S Bryant, Ste. C, Edmond OK, 73034 405-777-2792 www.myarrowpoint.com Artisan Roofing Group 1228 Lamplighter Lane, Edmond OK, 73034 940-704-2132 https://artisanroofing.com/ Axe & Honor Tree Co. 4981 Moffat Rd NW, Piedmont OK, 73078 405-315-9104 www.axeandhonor.net Balloon Club Co. 16614 N Western Ave, Edmond OK, 73012 405-248-6156 www.instagram.com/balloonclubco/ Barking Boots Doggy Daycare, Boarding, & Grooming 17516 N Western Ave, Edmond OK, 73012 405-317-4107 www.barkingbbootsok.com Black Bear Creek Homes 2040 E Memorial Rd, Edmond OK, 73013 405-531-0531 www.blackbearcreekodedmond.com/

Chinowth & Cohen Realtors Rachelle Burton 18804 Autumn Grove Dr, Edmond OK, 73012 661-378-7136 www.facebook.com/rburton.realtor

Energize Chiropractic & Wellness 17937 N Pennsylvania Ave, Suite C, Edmond OK, 73012 405-594-7997 www.energizechiropracticandwellness. com

Club Pilates North Edmond 1380 W Covell Rd, #124, Edmond OK, 73003 405-938-1787 www.clubpilates.com/location/northe dmond

Fitz Aesthetics & Wellness 14201 N Santa Fe, Suite 107, Edmond OK, 73013 405-252-7540 www.fitzaesthetic.com

Combs Pediatric Dentistry 1240 W Danforth Rd, Edmond OK, 73003 405-285-3855 Connie Williams Group 3117 N Sooner Rd, Suite 100, Edmond OK, 73034 405-613-6890 www.conniewilliamsgroup.com/ Corsage Chic & Studio 15705 Via Sierra, Edmond OK, 73013 916-549-4861 www.corsagechic.com Cyclone Septic & Plumbing 11600 OK-33, Guthrie OK, 73044 405-373-1540 www.cycloneseptics.com D1 Training Edmond 1289 E 15th St, St. 112, Edmond OK, 73103 405-363-2569 www/d1training.com/edmond

Freedom Financial Parnters 4801 Gaillardia Parkway, Suite 202, Oklahoma City OK, 73142 405-917-2484 Frena Self Care 3515 S Westminster Rd, Guthrie OK, 73044 405-919-9101 www.frensaselfcare.com Brookshires Grocery Company (Fresh By Reasors) 1230 W Covell Rd, Edmond OK, 73003 405-509-2700 Furever Photos 11016 Gobblers Roost Rd, Oklahoma OK, 73173 405-355-2453 www.fureverphotosokc.com Gearhead Outfitters 1444 South Bryant Ave, Edmond OK, 73034 405-726-1446 www.gho.com

Dale Carnegie 10 N Broadway, Suite 5, Edmond OK, 73034 405-740-6721 www.dalecarnegie.com/en/franchiselocations/oklahoma

Get Better Bookkeeping 2520 NW 39th St, Suite 205, Oklahoma City OK, 73112 405-548-3808 www.getbetterbookkeeping.com

Dent Services 217 NW 150th St, Suite A, Edmond OK, 73013 405-641-3368 www.facebook.com/okdentservices

Grisworld Home Care for Oklahoma City North 9520 North May Ave, Suite 219, Village OK, 73120 405-242-3339 www.grisworldcare.com/oklahomacity-north

Diverse CTI 2248 NW 40th St, Oklahoma City OK, 73112 405-840-4100 www.diversecti.com Edmond Car Wash 1401 S Broadway, 200 Brookfield, Edmond OK, 73034 405-240-9399 www.edmondwash.com

Heart to Heart Hospice of Oklahoma City 9012 N Kelley Ave, Oklahoma City OK, 73731 405-550-7325 www.hearttohearthospice.com/locati on/oklahoma-city-hospice-servicearea/

High Five Media 14017 Quail Springs Pkwy, Oklahoma City OK, 73134 405-471-5550 www.highfivemedia.com

Marianne’s Rentals 225 W Britton Rd, Oklahoma City OK, 73114 405-751-3100 www.mariannerentals.com

One Call Roofing & Construction Solutions 1847 Moffat Rd, Piedmont OK, 73078 405-229-6025 www.1callroofer.com

HIS Lighting & Electric LLC 803 Evergreen St, Edmond OK, 73003 405-628-7606 HISelectric.org

Modern Nails & Spa 134 E 5th St, Edmond OK, 73034 405-340-5242

Optimal Family Chiropractic 14511 N Santa Fe, Edmond OK, 73013 405-242-4911 www.ofcok.com

Hometown Insurance Edmond 16362 Muirfield Place, Edmond OK, 73013 405-216-4979 www.hometownokc.com House Doctors 206 Taz, Morrison OK, 73061 405-385-2217 www.housedoctors.com/east-tulsa Ideal Dental Northwest OKC 3629 NW 178th St, Suite D, Edmond OK, 73012 405-639-3060 www.myidealdental.com/northwestokc INTEGRIS Health Medical Group 19301 N Pennsylvania Ave, Edmond OK, 73012 405-601-6450 Keystone Property Management 13144 Green Hill Rd, Oklahoma City OK, 73120 405-368-1836 www.keystonepmok.com The Kimmell Foundation 52 NW 42nd St, Oklahoma City OK, 73118 405-525-6601 www.thekimmellfdn.org/ Leonard Realty - Marcy Leonard 2801 E Memorial Rd, Suite 140, Edmond OK, 73013 405-204-9291 www.marcyleonard.com Local Handyman 1920 Deep Creek Rd, Oklahoma City OK, 73131 504-638-2341 www.localhandyman.com/oklahomacity

Miloni LLC dba Momo Mania 644 W Edmond Rd, Edmond OK, 73003 405-924-9781 Moran & Reed CPA 16364 Muirfield Place, Edmond OK, 73013 405-840-3581 www.moranreed.com Mountain Mike’s Pizza 3629 NW 178th St Suite J, Edmond OK, 73012 414-335-9493 www.mountainmikesokc.com/

Palladium Roofing 194 NE 12th St, Moore OK, 73160 405-726-0432 www.palladiumroofing.com Parkhill 14101 Wireless Way, Suite 350, Oklahoma City OK, 73134 405-847-6577 www.parkhill.com Peoples Bank & Trust Company 2400 NW 178th, Edmond OK, 73012 405-531-9420 www.peoplesbankusa.com

Mr. Gattis Pizza 2200 W Danforth Rd, Edmond OK, 73003 405-266-5586

Personal Touch Monograms 18 E Ayers, Edmond OK 73034 405-348-3511 www.personaltouchmonograms.com

Native Wellness LLC 2237 W Memorial Rd, Unit 112, Oklahoma City OK, 73134 580-359-0597 www.nativewellnessllc.com/

Positive Strategery 15621 Sugar Loaf Dr., Edmond OK, 73013 603-920-1202 www.postivestrategery.com

Neighborhood Services Corp.

1326 Fretz Dr., Edmond OK, 73003 405-348-1436 www.neighborhoodsplus.com/

Pristine Health - North 3109 N Sooner, Edmond OK, 73034 405-229-8209 www.pristinehealthok.com

Next Day Access 2301 Forest Road Circle, Norman OK, 73026 405-928-6238 www.nextaccess.com/oklahoma-city-ok

Proton Pals Foundation 5901 W Memorial Rd, Oklahoma City OK, 73142 405-919-8620 www.protonpalsfoundation.org

Next Level Senior Advisors 7100 N Classen Blvd, Suite 106, Oklahoma City OK, 73116 405-486-9976 www.nextlevelsenior.com

R&B Trees, Inc. 814 Overhead Dr, Oklahoma City OK, 73128 405-609-9211 www.rbtree.net

OKC-OMS 3125 N Sooner Rd, Edmond OK, 73034 405-337-0330 www.okcoms.com

Reichman Bookkeeping 405-367-9119 www.reichmanbookkeeping.com/

Revival Concrete & Landscape 10000 Coldstream, Oklahoma City OK, 73169 405-250-4266 www.revivalenterprise.com/ Sky Zone Trampoline Park 2525 S Broadway, Edmond OK, 73013 609-521-6285 www.skyzone.com/edmond/ Stone Creek Plumbing Co Inc. 405 Wimbledon Rd, Edmond OK, 73003 405-413-6732 www.stonecreekplumbingservice.com/ Strategic Community Consulting 1912 Cedar Pointe Lane, Edmond OK, 73003 918-520-4962 www.scc.community Suntech Heat & Air, Plumbing 13 NW 132nd St, Oklahoma City OK, 73114 405-901-1402 www.suntechokc.com Terra Rosa Art Gallery & Creative Space 111 E Oklahoma Ave, Guthrie OK, 73044 405-474-1973 www.terrarosagallery.com

Thrivent 1616 E 19th St, Suite 304, Edmond OK, 73013 417-543-5376 www.connect.thrivent.com/garrettwebster Time for Living Seminars 3117 N Sooner Rd, Suite 100, Edmond OK, 73034 405-283-8292 www.conniewilliamsgroup.com/timefor-living-seminars/ Top Tier Painting & Coatings 14302 CottonWood Dr, Edmond OK, 73025 405-655-2627 www.toptierpaintingcoatings.com Trenchless Solutions LLC 7300 NW 163rd St, #8, Edmond OK, 73013 405-396-6072 www.trenchlesssolutionsokc.com TTF Impact Financial Services 1901 W 33rd St, Suite 120, Edmond OK, 73013 405-474-9515 www.ttfimpact.com U.S. Senior Open 1515 Oak Tree Dr, Edmond OK, 73025 www.oaktreenational.com/

WEOKIE Federal Credit Union 310 S Kelly, Edmond OK, 73003 405-603-8300 www.weokie.org West Medical Aesthetics 15113 Traditions Lake Pkwy, Suite B, Edmond OK, 73013 405-562-3044 www.westmedspa.com Whataburger 4132 E Covell Rd, Edmond OK, 73034 512-508-3151 www.viberestaurants.com Woof Gang Bakery & Grooming Edmond 16601 Rose Creek Blvd, Edmond OK, 73012 918-740-8989 www.woofgangbakery.com/pages/lo cations/edmond Xpress Wellness Urgent Care 4475 E Waterloo Rd, Edmond OK, 73034 405-385-6955 www.xpresswellnessurgentcare.com/

825 E. 2nd Street, Suite 100 Edmond, OK 73034