BY THE NUMBERS
2025
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Total Community Impact: $26,585,627
Total 2025 funds raised.
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Nearly $2 MILLION Value of volunteer hours.
support healthy communities, improving health and wellbeing for all.
30% of investments
provide youth opportunity, helping young people realize their full potential.
spend 5,000 hours each year analyzing nonprofit partners’ finances and operations, recommending optimal fund allocations.
Total community impact for 2025.
26% of funding builds financial security and empowers economic mobility.
14% of investments fuel
community resiliency, addressing urgent needs today for a better tomorrow.
50 Board Members
serve as oversight and governance for the Tulsa Area United Way.
22 Volunteer Fundraising Leaders leveraged
deep connections among corporate and foundation communities to determine feasibility and raise funds during the annual fundraising drive.
Our expanding footprint increases support across the region and provides meaningful data tools for the state. 8 OKLAHOMA COUNTIES
are served by Tulsa Area United Way’s fundraising, investments, and convening efforts to drive impact, including the 2025 expansion into Rogers, Mayes, and Delaware counties.
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$29,655,526
We are stewards of a trusted, volunteer-led process that assesses and invests in community needs, resulting in accountable distribution of funds. 150+ Community Investments Volunteers
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Value of in-kind donations.
Tulsa Area United Way invests in 160 programs providing programmatic funding, capacity building for nonprofit excellence, and grants that drive collaboration and innovation to help thousands of people every day. 30% of investments
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$98,245
OKLAHOMA FOR ALICE SERVES 77 COUNTIES, launched
statewide by Tulsa Area United Way in 2025 as a data resource to reveal the true cost of living and barriers ALICE (Asset Limited, Income Constrained, Employed) Oklahomans face every day.
PEOPLE IN NEED ACROSS 37 COUNTIES reached out
to receive help for 264,000 requests, 24/7. The most common requests focused on keeping utilities on, staying housed, and putting food on the table.
We leverage an expansive network, grounded in innovation and hope, to bring people together and solve complex problems. 4,609
Year-round Days of Caring volunteers performed 230 community service projects, including Tulsa Area United Way’s Student Day of Caring.
3 ½ TONS
When the government shutdown threatened SNAP benefits, we mobilized an emergency food drive that collected more than 3 ½ tons of food at our headquarters alone, supported 20 nonprofits, and sparked additional donations in nearly 20 cities across the region.
NEARLY 7,000 Volunteers helped
improve lives in the eight-county region throughout the year. 56,000+ volunteer hours were completed, giving back so others can get ahead in our communities.