Inasmuch Foundation 40th Anniversary Report

Celebrating 40 Years of

Philanthropy

On the Cover:

Inasmuch Foundation Crystal Bridge at Myriad Botanical Gardens, 2022 (top left)

ReMerge, 2020 (bottom left)

Edith Kinney Gaylord, 1944 (right)

Publication Date: August 2023

Robert J. Ross, Chairman and CEO, Inasmuch Foundation

Shaping our Future

Since its inception, Inasmuch Foundation has been guided by a deep commitment to Edith Kinney Gaylord’s original vision to benefit people and communities by inspiring change and advocating for Oklahoma’s most vulnerable citizens. Encouraged by the Foundation’s impact on the community over the past 40 years, we are inspired to continue her legacy of working together to create a better Oklahoma. Thanks to careful investing and dedication of the board, committees and staff, the endowment has grown to a current value of more than $550 million and achieved a milestone in spring 2023 when the total grant funding surpassed the original $350 million. This inflection point is a cause for reflection and celebration, as we think about some of the Foundation’s most impactful grants in Central Oklahoma:

n In the early 2000s, Inasmuch Foundation partnered to bring Educare, a national learning network, to Oklahoma City, leading the capital campaign to build a state-of-theart facility in south OKC. In 2009, Educare Oklahoma City, now run by Sunbeam Family Services, serves 728 children across 16 different sites. An Early Head Start provider in Oklahoma City, Sunbeam is now a leader in early childhood education across the state. Sunbeam’s early education centers, partner sites, and Home Visitation Programs raise the quality of early care and education in our community while preparing babies and toddlers from birth to age 4 to enter kindergarten with the skills necessary to be ready for school. Sunbeam helps over 4,000 Oklahoma children and families learn, grow and thrive each year through early childcare and education. Sunbeam also provided specialized wraparound support for entire family systems, including mental health services, and programming for foster families and grandparents raising their grandchildren.

n Inasmuch Foundation led Lyric Theatre’s capital campaign with a $1,500,000 grant for the Plaza Theatre renovation in 2005. The theater had been empty since 1979 and along with the surrounding neighborhood was in disrepair. Inasmuch Foundation’s grant was one of the catalysts leading to a district currently known as a hub for arts, creativity, food and entertainment. With more than 45 thriving businesses and $17 million in private investment, the Plaza District sets the example of the importance the arts play in building and rebuilding thriving neighborhoods.

n In 2010, Inasmuch Foundation and the United Way of Central Oklahoma convened a group of 25 community leaders to address the rate at which Oklahoma incarcerates women and the trauma that occurs within a family when a mother goes to prison. This group identified an approach to remove systemic barriers and provide a path toward recovery for mothers battling a cycle of trauma, poverty and incarceration. Launched in 2011, ReMerge has served nearly 200 mothers who have graduated from the four-phase program and been reunited with their children rather than going to prison. Not only has ReMerge served families, it has saved the State of Oklahoma more than $42 million.

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n Inasmuch Foundation’s close partnership with the Gaylord College of Journalism and Mass Communication at the University of Oklahoma has been key to the college’s rise to the No. 2 overall college journalism program in the United States as ranked by the Broadcast Education Association in 2022. From capital grants for the state-of-the-art facility, to the Ralph Sewell Scholarship and Gaylord in D.C. program, the Foundation’s support for OU journalism has provided unique opportunities for students and faculty. Grants to Gaylord College continue to pay dividends as graduates fill vital roles as reporters, editors, producers and founders at media organizations across the state, and nation.

Rooted in Edith’s remarkable foresight, Inasmuch Foundation has the unique ability to respond in real time to Oklahoma City’s most critical needs. In the summer of 2022, the Foundation hosted listening sessions to gain a deeper understanding of the city’s current issues, hearing directly from key stakeholders. It was clear that vulnerable communities in Oklahoma continue to face barriers, disparities and complex challenges that are not easily solved. Through collaboration, community-driven change and public/private partnerships, Inasmuch Foundation is poised to collaborate with others in the community to tackle some of Central Oklahoma’s most complex issues.

It is time for innovative solutions, unique partnerships and targeted focus. This work cannot be done alone, and Inasmuch Foundation looks forward to expanding its network to inspire change and shape a brighter future.

Celebrating 40 Years of 03

Oklahoma City National Memorial & Museum, 2019; photo by Laura Long

n the late 1960s, Edith Kinney Gaylord returned to Oklahoma City after living and working as a journalist in New York and Washington, D.C. Her father, E.K. Gaylord, introduced her to William J. (Bill) Ross over lunch and the two became confidants from the moment they met.

I Honoring our Past

In the early ’80s, Edith and Bill began to meet weekly as Edith articulated her desire to start two foundations, Inasmuch Foundation and Ethics and Excellence in Journalism Foundation. A careful wordsmith, Edith took great pride in selecting the name “Inasmuch Foundation” from a scripture that embodied the essence of the foundation she wanted to create. Matthew 25:40: “Inasmuch as ye have done it unto one of the least of these my brethren, ye have done it unto me.” Similarly, Edith’s passion for trustworthy news came through in the name Ethics and Excellence in Journalism Foundation.

Edith dreamed of an organization that would do good, inspire change and enhance the quality of life of Oklahoma’s most vulnerable citizens. With an original investment of $1 million, Edith’s vision became reality and both foundations were established with David Hogan, Jamie McWilliams (chair), and Bill Ross as the founding trustees. The original advisory committee comprised of Mary Richard, Jeanne Hoffman Smith, and Barbara Yalich was tasked with early grantmaking and studying best practices of private foundations across Oklahoma, Colorado and the nation.

By the fall of 1999, Bill and Edith started including Bob Ross in their weekly meetings. During one of these routine meetings, Edith expressed her desire for Bob to lead her foundations one day.

On January 28, 2001, Edith passed away at the age of 84, leaving her wealth, nearly $350 million, to the foundations, significantly expanding their annual grantmaking capacity. In 2002, Bill Ross hired the first Inasmuch Foundation employee, Nancy Hodgkinson, and operated the Foundation out of the office of Rainey, Ross, Rice, & Binns law firm on the seventh floor of the First National Center. Bob and Sarah Roberts joined Nancy as full-time staff in 2003, and Richard Davis joined in 2004.

In 2005, with Bill remaining chairman of the board, Bob was named president and CEO. Together, Bill, Bob, and David Hogan, the Foundation’s Investment Committee, worked to grow the endowment to more than $500 million and “give away Edith’s money.” Edith envisioned her foundations living into perpetuity and supporting the ever-changing needs of Central Oklahoma and Colorado Springs. To that end, Edith made sure the board and staff were given the leeway to ebb and flow the Foundation’s priorities with the needs of the community. Her leeway also empowered the board in spring 2020 to merge Ethics and Excellence in Journalism Foundation into Inasmuch Foundation. After operating as one organization internally for close to 20 years, the two external brands were consolidated into one: Inasmuch Foundation. The Foundation’s priority going forward will be to continue the momentum Edith, Bill and the advisers laid out in 1982, which has been carefully carried out for the past 40 years.

Edith Kinney Gaylord, The Quiet Philanthropist

Inasmuch Foundation was established because Edith dreamed of an organization that would do good, inspire change and enhance the quality of life of Oklahoma’s vulnerable citizens.

Through the Years

Celebrating 40 Years of

L-R: Former Governor Brad Henry, Bob Ross and former Oklahoma City Mayor Mick Cornett with children at the OKC Educare grand opening, 2009

Dedication of Gaylord Hall (Phase 2), 2009. L-R: Tricia Everest, Bob Ross, Charles Self, Jim Everest, Christy Everest, David Boren, Bill Ross, Mary Gaylord McClean, Clay Bennett and Louise Gaylord Bennett

L-R: Edith Kinney Gaylord and First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt on the evening of Edith’s appointment as President of the Women’s National Press Club in Washington, D.C., 1943

Guiding Principles

Mission

Inasmuch Foundation champions journalism, education, human services and community to improve the quality of life for Oklahomans.

Connecting Community For Good Vision

Inasmuch Foundation’s philanthropy is intended to enrich and enhance the quality of lives touched, to lessen suffering whenever possible and to strengthen and support institutions and organizations in ways that benefit communities and the individuals served.

Edith Kinney Gaylord and President George H.W. Bush each receive an Honorary Degree of Doctor of Humane

at The University of Oklahoma, May 1997

Celebrating 40 Years of Values

Courage

Strength to be authentic in all interactions, to stand with integrity, excellence, and optimism, and to speak for those without a voice.

Integrity

Act in accord with moral and ethical standards with honesty, sincerity, truth and trustworthiness.

Advocacy

Support the causes that align with the legacy of Edith Kinney Gaylord to serve and support a purpose that supersedes individual motive.

Philanthropy

Edith Kinney Gaylord: The Twentieth Century Through Her Eyes at the Oklahoma Hall of Fame, 2023

By the Numbers

Endowment & Financials

Inasmuch Foundation became fully funded on December 31, 2002, with a combined fair market value of $342 million. Over the following two decades, the endowment endured various peaks and valleys. As a result of the Global Financial Crisis that began in 2007, the endowment fell to an all-time low of $265 million in 2009. Fortunately, the endowment has since rebounded and in December 2021 hit its high of $605 million. As of December 31, 2022, its consolidated fair market value (FMV) was $527 million.

Inasmuch Foundation reached an inflection point during the spring 2023 grant cycle and has now granted more than $346,000,000 since its inception, surpassing Edith’s original contribution to the foundations. Through Edith’s generosity, more than $265,000,000 of these grants has been given in the state of Oklahoma.

Grantmaking to Date

From 1982 until Edith’s passing in January 2001, Inasmuch Foundation and Ethics and Excellence in Journalism Foundation made grants to more than 250 organizations, including nearly 50 that continue to be partners of the merged Foundation today.

The foundations entered a new chapter in 2004 when required distribution rose dramatically in response to Edith’s trust contributing $342,000,000 to Inasmuch Foundation’s endowment. Annual grantmaking totals increased to $10,000,000 and have gradually grown in tandem with the endowment to $26,000,000 in the current fiscal year.

Driven by large capital grants to the University of Oklahoma and Colorado College, as well as significant investment in early childhood education, the Foundation has contributed the most grant funding to the Education focus area. In recent years, Human Services has received more grant dollars primarily through operating support. Journalism and Community grantmaking have consistently represented about 20% of the Foundation’s contributions.

Grant Funding by Focus Area

Inasmuch Foundation’s Board of Directors approved the organization’s first strategic plan in 2020. The plan, which was developed in response to stakeholder feedback in 2019, provided greater focus, and a roadmap to achieving strategic goals. It also led to the creation of a singular Inasmuch Foundation brand as Ethics and Excellence in Journalism Foundation was incorporated under the Inasmuch umbrella. While the global COVID-19 pandemic altered some of the original objectives, nearly all the internal and external goals in the original plan have been met and many exceeded.

Shifts in external feedback from the 2019 listening session

Based on the feedback from the external stakeholders, the three most significant shifts from the 2019 listening sessions are:

n In 2022, the Foundation was acknowledged as a leader in solutions for community issues. In 2019, a recognized strength was the ability to convene.

n In 2022, across all participant groups, contributors expressed a desire for more fair and impartial journalism. In 2019, journalism was not brought up in a significant way.

n In 2022, there was a growing awareness of increased public visibility and knowledge of the Foundation due to an intentional focus on marketing, communication and social media. In 2019, Inasmuch Foundation’s public visibility was smaller.

Since that time, the Foundation’s board transitions, endowment growth, and shifting external environment have necessitated the creation of a new strategic plan. Through internal reviews, community listening sessions and interviews, the Foundation gathered valuable feedback in 2022 from more than 100 individuals. This input revealed significant changes from three years prior. Community-Identified Most Pressing Issues in Oklahoma

n As part of the listening sessions, the community identified the top five most pressing issues.

n Homelessness, Mental Health & Substance Abuse and Pre-K 12 Education were identified in the top five in 2019 and 2022.

Strategic Planning Community Engagement

n While Justice Reform and Poverty are still significant issues facing Oklahoma City, Workforce Development and Oklahoma Journalism were identified as the more pressing issues in 2022.

Strengths, Opportunities and Goals

Strengths

n Staff is described as accessible, visible, responsive and community-focused.

n The Foundation is nimble and quick to react to community needs.

n Partnerships between nonprofits and broader community-based coalitions are promoted and facilitated by Inasmuch Foundation.

n Visibility and communication as the public profile of the Foundation has expanded due to increased marketing, and an active social media presence.

Opportunities

n Narrow the funding focus was the most frequently mentioned area of improvement. It was acknowledged the Foundation has already progressed in this area and is implementing stabilization and hiatus plans.

n Increased transparency regarding how the Foundation sets goals, decides funding priorities and measures progress.

n Outcomes and metrics should be more prevalent in the Foundation’s strategy.

Strengths & Opportunities

Celebrating 40 Years of

Human Services

P Past

roviding access to health and human services, specifically for women and children, was primary to Edith’s philanthropy and the earliest days of Inasmuch Foundation’s grantmaking. Mental Health Association of Oklahoma, Catholic Charities and Youth Services of Oklahoma County (now known as Pivot) were a few of the Foundation’s earliest grantees dating back to the 1980s and ’90s, and steadfast partnerships with them remain today.

In the 2000s and 2010s, the Foundation’s initiatives increasingly addressed basic and emergency aid, homelessness and justice reform. Regional Food Bank of Oklahoma, Variety Care, Homeless Alliance and ReMerge represent a few of the Foundation’s largest grant recipients, each receiving more than $4 million in funding over the past ten years to expand their services.

ReMerge dedication. Back, L-R: Secretary Tricia Everest, Senator George Young, Governor Kevin Stitt, Bob Ross and Ariel Moore Front: Positive Tomorrows students, 2020

City Care OKC’s Night Shelter, 2021; photo by Madi Rae

Future

The 2022 listening sessions identified homelessness and mental health as pressing issues facing Oklahoma City. Inasmuch Foundation believes it is positioned to address these challenges head-on. The Foundation engaged with Clutch Consulting to study and improve service delivery for the unhoused. Clutch will work with the local Continuum of Care Board, which is made up of business and philanthropic leaders, advocates, government officials and citizens with lived experience, to set measurable goals for the community and attract additional federal investments. Inasmuch Foundation stands ready to provide resources aligned with those goals and to significantly impact chronic homelessness in OKC through support of permanent supportive housing and wraparound case management. The Foundation’s partnerships with the City of Oklahoma City, government entities, funders and local nonprofit providers are invaluable as the Foundation seeks to create lasting systems of change and increase data collection, efficiencies and outcomes.

Investments in additional human services such as diversion from the justice system, abuse prevention, mental health services, and women and family services will also remain components of the Foundation’s grantmaking.

Human Services Charitable Giving by Subcategory

Past Education

In the past 40 years, Inasmuch Foundation has worked to uphold Edith’s dedication to education, funding more than 800 grants ranging from early childhood education, higher education, traditional public-school districts and public charter schools. In total, Inasmuch Foundation has given more than $100 million in support of educational initiatives.

The most significant focus of the Foundation’s education grantmaking has been early childhood education. This spans from Edith and the Foundation’s support of Rainbow Fleet in the 1980s, through more than $5.5 million in grantmaking in the past five years to organizations such as Oklahoma Partnership for School Readiness, Sunbeam Family Services, Smart Start Central Oklahoma, and renewed support for Rainbow Fleet.

Students learning to cook at OKC Educare, 2019

Sunbeam Board & Staff with community leaders at the Grand Opening of Edwards Early Education Center, 2022

Future

Oklahoma City stakeholders identified education as a key issue in the community during Inasmuch Foundation’s 2019 and 2022 listening sessions. As the Foundation moves forward with the new strategic plan and pivots to meet the changing needs of the Oklahoma City community, its education grantmaking will evolve to focus less on traditional systems and more on parental choice, quality seats, innovation, transformation and successful initiatives.

John

Rex Charter Elementary School ribbon cutting, 2014

Education Charitable Giving by Subcategory 2017-2022

M Past Community

uch of Inasmuch Foundation’s early grantmaking in the community focus area supported Edith’s deep desire to champion arts and culture, including arts education, museums, live performances, historic preservation and environmental causes. Edith believed visual and performing arts are woven into the fabric of society and are critical in shaping the minds of future generations. Over the years, community grantmaking has evolved to include gifts that promote recreation, wellness, civic engagement and tourism. Creating green spaces, promoting active lifestyles and increasing outdoor exploration strengthen the local quality of life by connecting people and communities to one another.

OKC Ballet Under the Stars at Scissortail Park, 2022; photo by Jana Carson

Community Charitable Giving by Subcategory 2017-2022

Future

In recent years, entrepreneurship and economic development grantmaking expanded to support social innovation, business accelerators and incubators. Inasmuch Foundation will continue to support local entrepreneurs through access to resources and technical assistance such as business planning and capacity-building. Women and minority entrepreneurs have historically lacked access to these resources, and the Foundation’s efforts will advocate for inclusive economic growth in Oklahoma City. The Foundation will also continue to support Oklahoma City’s vibrant arts and cultural organizations as they strengthen the community socially, educationally and economically. Through creativity, empathy and expression, human beings are inspired and communities are transformed.

Charter Pre-K - 12

Early Childhood Education

Expanded Learning

Higher Education

Policy, Advocacy, & Reform

Private Pre-K - 12

Special Needs Education

Traditional Pre-K - 12

Allied Arts 50th Anniversary GLOW Community Celebration, 2022; photo by Makenzie Magnus

Children enjoying the 50th Anniversary GLOW Community Celebration by Allied Arts, 2022; photo by Makenzie Magnus

Journalism

Past

For 38 years, Ethics and Excellence in Journalism Foundation provided funding across the United States for journalism. Partnerships with the Gaylord College of Journalism and Mass Communication, Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press, Oklahoma Newspaper Foundation and the Fund for Investigative Journalism each began during Edith’s lifetime and continue to this day. Beginning in 2008, the foundation began a focus on nonprofit investigative reporting, and has been instrumental in the expansion of nonprofit news across the county. In 2020, as part of the previous strategic plan, all journalism grantmaking transitioned from Ethics and Excellence in Journalism Foundation to Inasmuch Foundation, a change that has led to significant internal efficiencies, and less confusion among grantees.

Gaylord in DC student Emma Keith pictured next to her frontpage story from The Oklahoman at The Newseum in Washington, D.C., 2018

Curbside Chronicle Issue 94 cover art, 2023; photo by Lauren Mitchell

Future

The 2022 listening sessions made clear that Inasmuch Foundation is widely recognized as a local leader in journalism thanks to the merger with Ethics and Excellence in Journalism Foundation and the growth of the Oklahoma Media Center (OMC). OMC launched in partnership with Local Media Association in May of 2020 during the height of the pandemic, and the organization has grown to include more than 25 Oklahoma journalism collaborators. OMC has provided more than $150,000 in stipends to its members for collaborative and innovative projects, as well as monthly training opportunities. Moving forward, Inasmuch Foundation will continue to make OMC one of its key local initiatives in order to support the plethora of organizations that make up the journalism sector in Oklahoma.

Nationally, supporting nonprofit investigative reporting will continue to be the Foundation’s primary focus. The Foundation will provide $50,000 general operating grants to Institute for Nonprofit Journalism members with a preference for midsized organizations reporting at their state and local level. Special Opportunity grants will also be available for organizations across the country prioritizing statewide collaborative journalism.

Colorado Springs

Past

Inasmuch Foundation founder Edith Kinney Gaylord had a deep connection to Colorado Springs, as she and her father attended Colorado College. Also, for many years the family’s company, The Oklahoma Publishing Company (OPUBCO), owned The Broadmoor, a resort in the city. Over the past 40 years, the Foundation has furthered Edith’s legacy in Colorado Springs through more than $25 million in grantmaking, including more than $18 million to Colorado College. Funding has supported a wide range of causes across the Pikes Peak region; partnerships with Catholic Charities of Central Colorado and Cheyenne Mountain Zoo began during Edith’s lifetime and continue today.

Colorado College’s Edith Kinney Gaylord Cornerstone Arts Center ribbon cutting, 2008

L-R: Dee Bradley Baker, Van Skilling, Donna Arnink, then President Richard F. Celeste, and Bob Ross

Child feeding a giraffe at Cheyenne Mountain Zoo, 2015

Future

The Foundation’s 2020 strategic plan outlined a shift in Colorado Springs funding as the focus was refined to center around homeless services and housing. The singular funding focus and alignment with a priority of the Foundation’s Oklahoma City grantmaking has enabled program staff to transfer knowledge and best practices between the two communities.

Mike Edmonds Basketball Court Dedication at Colorado College, 2023

L-R: Ryan Haygood, President L. Song Richardson, Mike Edmonds, Bob Ross and Justin Berardino

More than $25,000,000

in Colorado Springs Grantmaking

Barbara and Mike Yalich Student Services Center, 2022

L-R: Barbara Yalich, Ed Robson, Jeff Keller, Colorado College President L. Song Richardson, and Colorado Springs Mayor John Suthers

Board of Directors

Board members are the fiduciaries who steer Inasmuch Foundation toward a sustainable future by adopting sound, ethical, and legal governance and financial management policies, as well as by ensuring Inasmuch Foundation has adequate resources to advance its mission.

Investment Committee

Investment Committee members provide oversight of the investment portfolio, risk, performance, allocation, and liquidity needs. Members are responsible for monitoring investment policies and for establishing future investment guidelines and objectives.

Robert J. Ross, Chairman, David Griffin, President Andrew Roff, Partner, Inasmuch Foundation and Chief Execuive Officer, Roff Oil & Gas, Ltd. Griffin Communications

Patrick Rooney, Jill Tiefenthaler, Executive Chairman, Chief Executive Officer, First National Bank of National Geographic Society Oklahoma

Brad Davey, Managing Katherine Patch, Director Director, Clarion Partners of Family Offices, Foundations, and Endowments, BlackRock

Grants Committee Staff

The Grants Committee works strategically with the community and staff to evaluate grantee benchmarks and metrics. Grants Committee members also work with staff to establish and maintain a robust grantmaking strategy.

Celebrating 40 Years of 23

Steven Sylke, Brittney Taggart, Tyler Tokarczyk, Caitlin Webb, Controller Executive Assistant to Senior Program Officer Executive Assistant the Vice President of to the CE0 and CFO Programs

Andre’ Caldwell, Ed Kelley, Past Dean, Cristina McQuisition, Senior Counsel — Mobility, Gaylord College of Vice President, Surveillance and Bombers, Journalism and Mass Corporate Boeing Defense, Space and Communication Responsibility and Security Stewardship, OGE Energy

Richard Davis, Anne Hedrick, Julie Jividen, Sarah Roberts, Senior Advisor Grants Manager Chief Financial Officer Vice President of Programs

In Memory

September 4, 1929–July 30, 2022

Inasmuch Foundation Advisory Committee, 1982-2022

Jeanne Hoffman Smith was a staunch advocate for mental health services and a long-time supporter of the arts.

May 9, 1930–November 17, 2022

Inasmuch Foundation Board of Directors, 1982-2022

Bill Ross was known as a “civic giant” who spent his life supporting nonprofit organizations through board service, volunteerism and civic affairs.

October 27, 1931–October 23, 2019

Inasmuch Foundation Board of Directors, 1995-2019

Hugh Roff possessed a brilliant mind, business savvy and a passion for rural Oklahoma. His financial stewardship was essential in the early days of the Foundation.

Inasmuch Foundation Advisory Committee, 2007

L-R: Cathy Robbins, Tricia Everest, Christy Everest, Jeanne Hoffman Smith and Barbara Yalich

Inasmuch Foundation Board of Directors, 2007

Back, L-R: Bob Ross, Andrew Roff, Pat Rooney and David Hogan

(front): Bill Ross and Hugh Roff

J. Hugh Roff Jr.

Jeanne Hoffman Smith

William Jarboe Ross

Celebrating 40 Years of

Inasmuch Foundation Philanthropy

Oklahoma

As of 12/31/2022

Over $10,000,000

University of Oklahoma

$5,000,000 - $9,999,999

KIPP OKC College Prep

Oklahoma City Museum of Art

Oklahoma City National Memorial

Oklahoma City University

Regional Food Bank of Oklahoma

Sunbeam Family Services

$1,000,000 – $4,999,999

American Indian Cultural Center

Arts Council of Oklahoma City

Boys and Girls Clubs of Oklahoma County

Catholic Charities

Center for Employment Opportunities

Children’s Health Foundation of Oklahoma

City Care

Dean McGee Eye Institute

Girl Scouts Western Oklahoma

Homeless Alliance

INTEGRIS Foundation

John Rex Charter School

Lyric Theatre

Mental Health Association Oklahoma

Myriad Gardens Foundation

NewView Oklahoma

Oklahoma Center for Nonprofits

Oklahoma City Ballet

Oklahoma City Beautiful

Oklahoma City Chamber of Commerce

Oklahoma City Educare

Oklahoma Hall of Fame

Oklahoma History Center

Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation

Oklahoma Partnership for School

Readiness

Oklahoma Philharmonic Society

Oklahoma Public School Resource Center

Oklahoma School of Science and Mathematics

Oklahoma State University

Oklahoma Zoological Society

Palomar

Pivot

Possibilities

Rainbow Fleet

ReMerge of Oklahoma County

RIVERSPORT

Santa Fe South Schools

Smart Start Central Oklahoma

St. Anthony Hospital

Teach for America – Oklahoma City

TEEM The Education and Employment Ministry

Tulsa Educare

United Way of Central Oklahoma

University of Central Oklahoma

Variety Care

YMCA of Greater Oklahoma City

YWCA Oklahoma City

$500,000 – $999,999

ASTEC Charter Schools

Bishop McGuinness Catholic High School

Central Oklahoma Habitat for Humanity

Community Development Support Association

Community Literacy Centers

Cristo Rey Oklahoma City Catholic High School

East Central University

Executive Service Corps of Central Oklahoma

Family and Children’s Services

Fields and Futures Foundation

Oklahoma City Public Schools Foundation

Harding Charter Preparatory High School

Healthy Minds, Healthy Lives Foundation

HopeHouse OKC

Hunger Free Oklahoma

Independence Middle School

It’s My Community

Kiwanis Special Activities Fund

Legal Aid Services of Oklahoma

McCall’s Chapel School

Mount Saint Mary Catholic High School

Nature Conservancy of Oklahoma

Neighborhood Services Organization

Oklahoma Arts Institute

Oklahoma City Community College

Oklahoma City Public Schools

Positive Tomorrows

RestoreOKC

Salvation Army Central Oklahoma

Science Museum Oklahoma

Special Care

Urban Mission

Western Gateway Elementary

White Fields

$100,000 – $499,999

4RKids Foundation

501tech

A Chance to Change

Advance Rural Education

Allied Arts

American Banjo Museum

Autism Foundation of Oklahoma

Calm Waters Center for Children and Families

Cameron University

Canterbury Voices

CARE Center

Carpenter Square Theatre

CASA of Oklahoma County

Casady School

Center for Nonprofit Excellence

Center of Family Love

Cherokee National Historical Society

Children’s Center

Citizens Caring for Children

City of Oklahoma City

City Rescue Mission

Clara Luper Sit-In Plaza

Classen School of Advanced Studies

Community Action Agency of Oklahoma City

Community Action Project of Tulsa County

Community Health Centers

Cowboy and Western Heritage Museum

Daily Living Centers

Dale Rogers Training Center

deadCenter Film

Domestic Violence Intervention Services

Dove Schools Dragonfly Home

Emergency Infant Services

Enid Arts & Sciences Foundation

Enid Public Schools

Episcopal Diocese of Oklahoma

First Tee of Metropolitan Oklahoma City

Focus Forward Oklahoma

Freedom Center of Oklahoma City

gener8tor

Generation Citizen

Girl Scouts of Eastern Oklahoma

Good Shepherd Catholic School at Mercy

Goodwill Industries of Central Oklahoma

Greater Cornerstone Community Development

Greenwood Rising History Center

Halo Project

Harding Fine Arts Academy

Harn Homestead

HeartLine

Hearts for Hearing Foundation

Heritage Hall

Hope Is Alive

Hospice of Southwest Oklahoma

Infant Crisis Services

Junior Achievement of Oklahoma

Keystone Adventure School and Farm

KIPP Tulsa

Last Frontier Council, Boy Scouts of America

Latino Community Development Agency

Leadership Oklahoma

Leadership Oklahoma City

Library Endowment Trust

Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art

Marland Estate Foundation

Mental Health Association of Central Oklahoma

Mercy Health Foundation

Mid-America Arts Alliance

Millwood Public Schools

Muskogee Little Theatre

Norman Public Schools

NorthCare

Northern Oklahoma College

OKC Metro Alliance

Oklahoma AIDS Care

Oklahoma Baptist University

Oklahoma Caring Foundation

Oklahoma Centennial Commemoration

Oklahoma Children’s Theatre

Oklahoma City All Sports Association

Oklahoma City Indian Clinic

Oklahoma City Police Athletic League

Oklahoma City Redevelopment Corporation

Oklahoma Conference of Churches

Oklahoma Contemporary

Oklahoma Humanities

Oklahoma Institute for Child Advocacy

Oklahoma Lawyers for Children

Oklahoma Methodist Conference

Oklahoma Shakespeare

Partners in Public Health

Paseo Arts Association

Payne Education Center

Peppers Ranch

Philbrook Museum of Art

Pollard Theatre Company

Preservation Oklahoma

Progress OKC

Putnam City Schools Foundation

RAIN Oklahoma

Reach Out and Read Oklahoma

Rebuilding Together OKC

Resonance

Revitalize T-Town

Rose State College

Sacred Heart Catholic Church

Scissortail Park

Seminole Nation Historical Society

Sisu Youth

Southwestern Oklahoma State University

Stafford Air and Space Museum

Stand for Children Leadership Center

StitchCrew

Take Control Initiative

Teen Recovery Solutions

The Verge Foundation

Thrive

Trinity School

Tulsa Area United Way

Tulsa Ballet

Tulsa Boys’ Home

Tulsa Legacy Charter School

University of Science and Arts of Oklahoma

Urban League of Greater Oklahoma City

Vietnamese American Association

Volunteers of America Oklahoma

Westminster School

Wilson Arts

Wings World Neighbors

WovenLife

Youth & Family Services

Youth Services for Stephens County

YWCA Tulsa

Under $100,000 [Artspace] at Untitled

1893 Land Run Historical Center

Academy of Seminole

Ada City Schools Foundation

AIDS Support Program

American Psychological Association

Amplify

Anadarko Community Library Trust

Angels Foster Family Network

Areawide Aging Agency

Armed Services YMCA

Arts and Humanities Council of Tulsa

ARTSOK

Bart Conner Educational Programs

Big Brothers Big Sisters of Oklahoma

Big Friendly Enterprises

Blackwell Public School

Boys and Girls Club of Bartlesville

Buffalo Theatre

Building Excellent Schools

Business Circle for Arts Education

Cache High School

Camp Fire Heart of Oklahoma

Capitol Hill High School

Capitol View Neighborhood Association

CASA Inc. of Fort Collins

Catamount Institute

Catholic Foundation of Oklahoma

Catholic Relief Services

Center for Children and Families

Center for Media Change

Central Oklahoma Community Action Agency Inc.

Central Oklahoma Humane Society

Central Park Neighborhood Association

Chabad Community Center

Chamber Music in Oklahoma

Chamber Music Tulsa

Cherokee Strip Regional Heritage Center

Chickasaw Regional Library System

Children’s Advocacy Centers of Oklahoma

Chisholm Trail Arts Council

Chisholm Trail Heritage Center

Cimarron Opera

Circus City Museum and Park

Citizens for Children and Families

Citizens Improvement League of Wewoka

Citizens League of Central Oklahoma

City Center

City of Elk City, Oklahoma

Civic Center Foundation

Cleats for Kids

Cleveland County Family YMCA

Cleveland High School

Colonial Williamsburg Foundation

Community Council of Central Oklahoma

Community Food Bank of Eastern Oklahoma

Community Partnership for Child Development

Community Service Council of Greater Tulsa

Consumer Credit Counseling Service of Central OK

Council on American-Islamic Relations, Oklahoma Chapter

Counseling & Recovery Services of Oklahoma

Creative Oklahoma

Crossings Christian School

Crossroads Youth & Family Services

Ctr. for Indiv. with Physical Challenges

Ctr. for Educational Excel. in Alt. Settings

Cultivating Coders

Dance Enrichment Program for the Hearing Impaired

DaVinci Institute

Downtown Oklahoma City Partnership

Dress for Success Oklahoma City

Duncan Little Theatre

Duncan Regional Hospital Health

East Main Place

Edmond Family Counseling

El Sistema Oklahoma

Emerson Teen Parent Program

EmployAbility

Engage Learning Oklahoma

Family Promise of Lawton

Family Safety Center

FATE

Federal Judicial Learning Center and Museum

FIRST

Sumatran tiger cubs; photo by Dr. Jennifer D’Agostino, Oklahoma City Zoo, 2022

First Serve OKC Foundation

Flourish OKC

Focus on Home

Folds of Honor

Fostering Hope

Freedom City, Inc.

Freedom Museum

Freedom School Oklahoma City

Friends of Honey Springs Battlefield

Friends of Honor Heights

Friends of Martin Park Nature Center

Friends of Northwest Classen High School

Friends of the Anadarko Community Library

Friends of the Delaware County Library

Friends of the Duncan Public Library

Friends of the Mansion

Friends of the McLoud Library

Friends of Tuttle Public Library

Gatesway Foundation

Go Ye Village, Inc.

Goddard Center

Grace Center of Southern Oklahoma

Grady County Historical Society

GrandFriends

Great Plains Family YMCA

Greater Chickasha Chamber of Commerce

Greater Oklahoma City Chamber of Commerce

As of 12/31/2022

Ground Zero Emergency Training Center

Guild of St. George

Happy Hands Education Center

Health Alliance for the Uninsured Health for Friends

Healthy Living & Fitness

Healthy Schools OK

Heartland Forward

Henryetta Historical Society

Hope Rising Oklahoma

Hospice of Green Country

Hugs Project

Impact Oklahoma

Individual Artists of Oklahoma

Institute for Child Success

INTEGRIS Rural Health Foundation

Interfaith Alliance Foundation of Oklahoma

Isaiah Stone Foundation

Jacobson Foundation

Jasmine Moran Children’s Museum

Jewish Federation of Greater Oklahoma City

Jim Thorpe Association

John Rex Charter Elementary

Junior League of Oklahoma City

Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts

Kirk of the Hills

KISS Institute for Practical Robotics

La Luz

Land Legacy

Lawton Farmers Market Institute

Lawton Philharmonic Orchestra

Lawton Public Schools

Leadership Tulsa

LeadLearnLive

League of Women Voters of Oklahoma

Leukemia & Lymphoma Society — Oklahoma

LIFE Senior Services

Lincoln County Historical Society

Little Dixie Community Action Agency

Lynn Institute for Healthcare Research

Mariah Foundation

Marshall County Family Support Services

McClain-Garvin Youth & Family Center

McKnight Center for the Performing Arts

Meadow Brook Acres

Meadows Center for Opportunity

Meals on Wheels of Norman

Miami Senior Center, Inc.

Museum of The Great Plains

NAMI Oklahoma

Nat’l Board for Prof. Teaching Standards

National Emergency Responders Assistance

National Multiple Sclerosis Society  Neighborhood Alliance

Nescatunga Arts and Humanities Council, Inc.

Newkirk Public Schools

Northeast OKC Renaissance

Northwestern Oklahoma State University

OK Mozart

OKC GOOD

OKC Housing Services Redevelopment Corporation

OKC Rep

Oklahoma Academy

Oklahoma Achieves

Oklahoma Autism Center

Oklahoma Business & Education Coalition

Oklahoma Capitol Culture Inc.

Oklahoma Center for the Book

Oklahoma Christian University

Oklahoma City Gridiron Foundation

Oklahoma Community Health Services, Inc.

Oklahoma Dental Foundation

Oklahoma Foundation for Excellence

Oklahoma Foundation for the Disabled

Oklahoma Health Center Foundation

Oklahoma Library Association

Oklahoma Life Skills Association

Oklahoma Mothers Milk Bank Inc.

Oklahoma Mural Syndicate

Oklahoma Project Woman

Oklahoma Senior Follies

Oklahoma Society for Psychoanalytic Studies

Oklahoma State Fair, Inc.

Oklahoma Women’s Coalition

Oklahoma Youth Expo

Oklahoma Youth Orchestras

Oklahoma Youth Symphonies

Oklahomans for Criminal Justice Reform Inc.

Oklahomans for the Arts

Opportunities, Inc.

Opportunity Center

Osage Forest of Peace

Other Options

Parent Promise

Parks in Focus Fund

Pathways Child Development Center

Peaceful Family Solutions

Pencil Box

Philanthropy Southwest

Pioneer Library System

Pittsburg County Youth Shelter, Inc.

Plaza District Association

Ponca City Child Development Center

Ponca City Friends of Education, Inc.

Potts Family Foundation

Prairie Dance Theatre

Prevent Blindness Oklahoma

Price Tower Arts Center

Project Woman Coalition

Ralph Ellison Foundation

RARC

Reading Partners

Reduxion Theatre Company

RetroMetroOKC

RISE Program

Rockefeller Philanthropy Advisors

Ronald McDonald House

Rotary Club 29 Foundation

Sacred Heart Catholic Church — El Reno

Saint Simeon’s Foundation

Sandra Beasley Independent Living Center

Santa Fe Family Life Center

Scholar Athlete Foundation, Inc.

Scissortail Community Development Corporation

Sharing Tree

Shiloh Summer Camp

Sigma Delta Chi Foundation

Silence Foundation

Sister BJ’s Pantry

Sister Cities OKC

Skyline Urban Ministry

Smart Start Payne County

Southwest Playhouse Fine Arts Center

Southwest Youth & Family Services

Spero Project

St. Gregory’s University

St. Joseph Catholic School

St. Joseph Monastery

St. Paul’s Cathedral

Stand in the Gap Street School

Sugar Creek Camp, Inc.

Sutton Avian Research Center

Techlahoma

TEL Education

Texas County Family YMCA

Texas Public Policy

The Kimmell Foundation

The Meadows Cottages, Inc.

The Opportunity Project

The STEAM Engine

The Winter on Western Foundation

Think Round

Thunderbird Clubhouse

Thunderbird Youth Academy Foundation

Toby Keith Foundation

Tonkawa Education Foundation

Total Source for Hearing Loss & Access

Transition House

Tree Bank Foundation

Trinity Legal Clinic of Oklahoma

Tristesse Grief Center

Tulsa Children’s Chorus

Tulsa Day Center for the Homeless

Tulsa Global Alliance

Tulsa Historical Society

Tulsa Honor Academy

Tulsa Opera

Tulsa Zoo Management

United Way of Ponca City, Inc.

United Way of Pottawatomie County, Inc.

Uptown 23rd District Association

Upward Transitions

Urban Bridge

USS Oklahoma Memorial at Pearl Harbor

Venture Access

Villa Teresa School

Volunteer Center of Central Oklahoma

Walters Public Education Foundation

Waytable

Wes Welker Foundation

Western Oklahoma State College

Western Plains Youth & Family Services

Westminster Presbyterian Church

Wewoka High School

Wilderness Matters

Will Rogers Memorial Museum

Willow Pregnancy Support

Wilson Elementary School

Windsong Chamber Choir

Wings of Hope Family Crisis Services

Women’s Resource Agency

YMCA of Greater Tulsa

YMCA of Ponca City

Youth & Family Resource Center

Youth & Family Services for Hughes & Seminole Counties

Youth and Family Services

Youth Cornerstone

Youth Services of Tulsa

YWCA Crisis Intervention Services

YWCA of Enid

Colorado

As

Over $10,000,000

Colorado College

$1,000,000 – $9,999,999

University of Colorado

$500,000 – $999,999

Cheyenne Mountain Zoo

$100,000 – $499,999

Care & Share Food Bank

CASA of the Pikes Peak Region

Catholic Charities of Central Colorado

Colorado Springs Fine Arts Center

Colorado Springs Philharmonic Orchestra

Colorado Springs Pioneers Museum

Community Health Partnership

Greccio Housing

Innovations in Aging Collaborative Partners in Housing

Peak Vista Community Health Centers

Penrose-St. Francis Hospital

Pikes Peak Community College

Pikes Peak Hospice and Palliative Care

Silver Key

The Place

Under $100,000

Angels of America’s Fallen

Assistance League of Colorado Springs

Atlas Preparatory School

Big Brothers Big Sisters of Colorado

Broadmoor World Arena

Centro de la Familia

Chamber Orchestra of the Springs

Charities of Southern Colorado

Cheyenne Mountain Public Broadcast House

Cheyenne Village

Child Care Connections

Children’s Advocacy Center for Pikes

Peak Region

Children’s Literacy Center

Children’s Museum of Colorado Springs, CHINS UP Youth and Family Services

Citizens Project

Colorado Boys Ranch Foundation

Colorado Humanities

Colorado Springs Children's Chorale

As of 12/31/2022

Pikes Peak Summit Visitor Center, 2021; photo by the City of Colorado Springs

Colorado Springs Choral Society

Colorado Springs Conservatory

Colorado Springs Dance Theatre

Colorado Springs Leadership Institute

Colorado Springs Nonprofit Center

Colorado Springs School

Colorado Springs Symphony Orchestra

Colorado Springs Teen Court

Colorado Springs Youth Symphony

Council of Neighbors and Organizations

Council on Downtown Organizations

Court Care for the Pikes Peak Region

Cultural Office of the Pikes Peak Region

DaVinci Quartet

Discover Goodwill

Early Connections

Ecumenical Social Ministries

Eleanor Roosevelt Institute

Energy Resource Center

Falcon School District 49

Family Promise of Colorado Springs

Food to Power

Franciscan Community Counseling

Full Circle Alternatives

FutureSelf

Girl Scouts of Colorado

Grace & St. Stephens Episcopal Church

GrandFriends

Griffith Centers for Children

Harbor House Collaborative

Homeward Pikes Peak

Honolulu Civil Beat

Humane Society of the Pikes Peak Region

Imagination Celebration

Ithaka Land

Junior League of Colorado Springs

Kidpower of Colorado

Kids in Need of Dentistry

Kids on Bikes

Leadership Pikes Peak

Manitou Art Center

Mental Health America of Pikes Peak Region

Mercy’s Gate

Mineral Springs Foundation

Mission Medical Clinic

NAMI Colorado Springs

Open Bible Baptist Church

Opera Theatre of the Rockies

Palmer Land Trust

Peak Vista Community Health Centers

Pikes Peak Habitat for Humanity

Pikes Peak Hospice Foundation

Pikes Peak Integrated Solutions

Pikes Peak Library District Foundation

Pikes Peak Partnership

Pikes Peak Seniors, Inc.

Pikes Peak United Way

Pillar Institute

Project

REACH Pikes Peak

Rebuilding Together — Colorado Springs

Rocky Mountain Community Land Trust

Rocky Mountain Field Institute

Rocky Mountain National Park Associates

Rocky Mountain Nature Association

Salvation Army — Colorado Springs

Scott Hall Field of Dreams

SET of Colorado Springs

Southern Colorado AIDS Project

Special Kids Special Families

Springs Rescue Mission

Trails and Open Space Coalition

Trust for Public Land

TwoCor Projects

U.S. Olympic and Paralympic Foundation

Urban League of the Pikes Peak Region

Westside CARES

YMCA of the Pikes Peak Region

Journalism

$1,000,000 – $4,999,999

Arizona State University

Carole Kneeland Project

Center for Investigative Reporting

Fund for Investigative Journalism

Institute for Nonprofit News

Investigative Reporters and Editors

National Press Club Journalism Institute

Oklahoma Newspaper Foundation

Oklahoma Watch

Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press

Student Press Law Center

Wisconsin Center for Investigative Journalism

$500,000 – $999,999

American University

Brandeis University

Connecticut Health I-Team

George Washington University

iFOCOS

inewsource

International Center for Journalists

InvestigateWest

Lens

Maine Center for Public Interest Reporting

NewsMatch

$100,000 – $499,999

100Reporters

Alabama Initiative for Independent Journalism

Alfred Friendly Foundation

American Press Institute

American Society of Newspaper Editors

Arizona Center for Investigative Reporting

Associated Press Media Editors

Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Comm.

Better Government Association

Boston University

Carolina Public Press

Center for Public Integrity

Centro de Periodismo Investigativo

Colorado News Collaborative

Committee to Protect Journalists

Documented

Enlace Latino NC

Florida Center for Investigative Reporting

Fort Worth Report

Friends of St. Louis Public Radio

Frontier Media Group

Fund for American Studies

Georgetown University

GroundTruth Project

Hampton University

Injustice Watch

Institute for Justice and Journalism

Institutes for Journalism & Natural Resources

Investigative Post

Iowa Center for Public Affairs

Journalism

Langston University

Lenfest Institute

Local Media Foundation

Louisville Public Media

Maynard Institute

Middle Tennessee State University

Midwest Center for Investigative Reporting

Minnesota News Council

MLK50: Justice Through Journalism

Montana Free Press

Mountain State Spotlight

National Freedom of Information Coalition

National Press Foundation

Native American Journalists Association

New Mexico In Depth

New Mexico Local News Fund

NJSpotlight

NonDoc Media

Northwestern University

OETA

Oklahoma Media Center

Oklahoma Public Media Exchange

Paley Center for Media

Poynter Institute

PublicSource

Pundit Productions

Rose Community Foundation

San Francisco Public Press

San Francisco State University

Society for News Design

South Dakota State University

TCC Group

TESSA

Texas Observer

Texas Tribune

TucsonSentinel.com

Underscore Media Collaboration

University of Maryland

University of Montana

University of Nebraska University of Southern California

Voice of OC

Voice of San Diego

VTDigger.org

WA Educational Telecommunications Assoc.

Washington and Lee University

WHYY

WyoFile

Youth News Service Los Angeles Bureau

Under $100,000

19th

Abilene Christian University

AEJMC

American Copy Editors Society

American Journalism Historians Association

Appalshop

Asian American Journalists Association

Association for Women in Sports Media

Association of American Editorial Cartoonists

Association of Capitol Reporters and Editors

Association of Opinion Journalists Foundation

Association of Women in Communications

Austin Film Society

Ball State University

Belmont University

Bethany College

Bill of Rights Institute

CalMatters

Camera New

Capital B

Carey Institute for Global Good

Centenary College of Louisiana

Century Community Charter School

Chicago News Cooperative

Chicago Reporter

City Limits

Coalition for Homeless Concerns

Columbia University

Concordia College

Creative Visions Foundation

Ctr. for Excellence in Health Care Journalism

Cumberland College

Daniel Pearl Foundation

Denver Voice

Diversity in Impact Media Oklahoma

Duke University

East Carolina University

Eastern Illinois University

East-West University

Education Writers Association

El Paso Matters

Espanola Public Schools

Fairness & Accuracy in Reporting

First Amendment Congress

Florida Agricultural & Mechanical University

Florida International University Foundation for American Communications

Freedom of Information Oklahoma

Freedom of Information Texas

Georgia First Amendment Foundation, Inc.

Georgia State University Research

Global Press Institute

Greater Cincinnati Coalition for the Homeless

Harding University

Hidden City Philadelphia

Howard University

Hunter College of the City

Hutchinson Community College Endowment

Illinois Press Foundation, Inc.

Independent Arts & Media

Indiana University

Institute for Global Ethics

Institute for Research in History

International Debate Education Association

International Documentary Association

International Photography Hall of Fame

International Research and Exchanges Board

International Women’s Media Foundation

InvestigateNY

Iowa Libel Research Project

Ithaca College

Journalism and Women Symposium

Kennesaw State University

Kentucky Center for Public Service

Journalism

Kernel Press

Kurt Schork Memorial Fund

Lane College

LION Publishers Lipscomb University

LSU Foundation

Manteo High School

Marquette University

Marshall University Foundation

MarylandReporter.com

Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Mid-America Press Institute Foundation

Midwestern Innocence Project

Minnesota Public Radio

MinnPost

Monclair State University

NAMME Foundation

Nat’l Lesbian & Gay Journalists Association

National Association of Black Journalists

As of 12/31/2022

National Association of Hispanic Journalists

National Coalition for the Homeless National Judicial College

National Public Radio

National Society of Newspaper Columnists

NC Agricultural and Tech State University

Nebraska Journalism Trust

New America Media

New York Community Media Alliance

Newman University

News Revenue Hub

Newspaper Association of America

North American Street Newspaper

North Carolina Local News Lab Fund

Northeastern University

Ohio State University

Ohio Wesleyan University

Oklahoma Press Association

Oregon State University

Overseas Press Club

PublicMedia

Real Change

Religion News Foundation

Rheedlen Centers for Children and Families

Robert H. Clampitt Foundation

SAJA Group

Sam Houston State University

San Antonio Report

Savannah State University

School of Journalism and Mass Comm.

Foundation of NC

Searchlight New Mexico

Society of American Business Editors and Writers

Society of Environmental Journalists

Society of Professional Journalists –Oklahoma City

Southern Newspaper Publishers Association

State University of West Georgia

Street Roots

Street Sense

Street-Level Youth Media

Student Media Company

Students Publishing Company

Syracuse University

Texas Christina University

The Beacon

The Curators of the University of Missouri

The Current

The New Bedford Light

Twin Cities Media Alliance

Understanding Government

UNITY Journalists of Color

University at Albany

University of Alabama

University of Arizona

University of Arkansas

University of Baltimore

University of Illinois at UrbanaChampaign

University of Kentucky Research

University of Missouri

University of New Mexico

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

University of North Texas

University of Oregon

University of South Florida –

St. Petersburg

University of Southern Mississippi

University of Tennessee

University of Texas at El Paso

University of the Ozarks

University of Tulsa

University of Washington

War Horse

Wartburg College

Washington Journalism Center

Washington News Council

Washington Press Club

Wayne State University

West One Films

Western Michigan University

Wichita State University

Willamette University

Winona State University

WMPG

World Press Institute

WYPR — Your Public Radio Corporation

Y-Me National Breast Cancer Organization

Young D.C.

YR Media

As of 12/31/2022

Collaborative Journalism summit hosted by Inasmuch Foundation in the fall of 2019

Head Over Heels at Lyric Theatre, 2022

John Rex Charter School students enjoying a school tour at the Oklahoma City Museum of Art as part of the Yellow Bus Program, 2023

Inasmuch Foundation Community Fellows at the Oklahoma City Museum of Art, 2023