Goodwill has many convenient attended donation centers around town. This is the one that I frequent…read morethe most. It is open 9 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. Monday-Saturday and noon to 6:00 p.m. on Sunday. All and donation centers are closed on Easter Sunday, Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Day and New Year's Day. They accept gently used clothing and household items in saleable condition. They do not accept furniture. Check out the list of items they accept and don't accept. Goodwill is a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt charitable nonprofit organization. Donations in good condition are tax deductible. After you drop off your donations, Goodwill takes them to their processing center to sort and ship to a Goodwill Tulsa store. Shoppers then buy these items. The sales support jobs, job training and job placement services that they provide which enable people to improve their lives through the power of work. When you donate, you are also doing your part to help the environment: they reuse and recycle items that would otherwise go into the landfill. Together we can help sustain individuals, communities and the environment!

Donation center only. There is parking in back, but the back door was locked when I went…read more Definitely easier than driving to the west side of town to drop off donation items.

What a great local nonprofit! Me and my friends came here to serve and we had a good time. They had…read morea good quantity of items ready for people in need. I had the opportunity to sort them out and put them on shelves. Overall, great place and you should look in to serving here.

I donate gently used children's clothes and toys here. This is a great service for…read moremothers and children in need!

Fast service and friendly staff. They have two dedicated parking spaces and will bring the cart out…read moreas soon as they see you pull up.

Donation center in kind of on the side of the Target parking lot. They don't accept furniture…read moreitems here, only household items and cloths. The people there do the best they can, they are usually pleasant.

This is one of the most amazing organizations! I am beyond grateful for all of the help that they…read moreblessed my family with when we needed it. Kaylee is the sweetest person and goes above and beyond to provide help to people. This organization deserves so much recognition for all that they do for members of the Broken Arrow community!

Food on the Move is one of my favorite nonprofits. They focus on transforming food deserts into…read morefood-secured areas through food distribution, educational programs, workforce development, health assessments, and innovative solutions. Taylor Hanson started it in 2014 after being inspired by U.N. Ambassador Edward J. Perkins (he oversaw the end of South Africa's apartheid government and the release of Nelson Mandela while serving as the US Ambassador to South Africa). They host mobile food events and foster the return of permanent grocery stores and healthy food systems. Their monthly Community Events bring together partners, health resources, and have a pay-as-you-can model for fresh produce and prepared meals. They make it fun by having local DJs, food trucks, art classes, and more. They also have community gardens and teach an afterschool program in schools focused on teaching innovative urban farming systems, like hydroponics. I'm super excited for them to build their Food Home, which will be a community space with a market, urban farm, and food hub. I learn so much about the importance of micro greens and sustainable food practices from them.

Welcome 2024!!!! I…read morecouldn't imagine going into 2024 without the help of Porta Caeli. "you have never really LIVED until you have done something for someone who can never repay you" ----Mother Theresa My family and I are forever grateful to the great souls at this hospice house. Many thanks to the staff and the great folks that donate to the hospice house. Although, we haven't lost our loved one as of yet, one week at the hospice house and we feel so supported. Going through these tough days are easier by visits from priests (at least 3 times a week), food prepared daily, attentive staff, and all the comforts of home. I can not say thank you enough!!! My loved one feels better about transitioning knowing that prayer comes from 90 year old priests and deacons that have traveled as missionaries throughout the world (with more than 65-70 years of serving under their belt). I think my loved one is in good hands!

This is a hospice residence on the campus of Catholic Charities on North Harvard. Towards the end…read moreof my moms life journey this place stepped up and made her last days as good as possible given her state. The property is only about 3 yrs old but looks brand new on the inside and outside. I believe they can house up to twelve guests although while my mom was there there were only 2, including my mom. The staff was nothing but kind and focused on treating their guests respectfully. It is NOT a medical facility, there aren't IV's everywhere and noisy equipment. The rooms are comfortable with TV's and Amazon Alexa to provide music. Normally (outside of this covid stupidity) there is access to a nice outside garden area, a chapel, and an inside social area.Hospice nurses check regularly on the guests to make sure they are as comfortable as possible.The staff not only check on the guests regularly but also check on the guests of the guest. In my moms case it seemed at first her meds weren't making her comfortable. The staff here noticed exactly the same thing so when the hospice nurses came by they worked with them to insure my mom was medicated adequately. I can't say enough about the staff. Hospice work HAS to be one of the hardest jobs on a persons physical AND mental well being. I know that I would be wholly inadequate to do this work and I really appreciate the folks that make it their calling. If you have to bring a loved one to this place I can say that they will be cared for and respected. Go to their website portacaeli.org and give them any support you can, this is a worthy ministry.

An Asset to the City of Tulsa and Men in need! Providing Shelter, meals, support and foster a…read moresense of community and comraderie to the homeless population in the City of Tulsa!

Visiting the historic downtown of Bixby and saw Thrifty Threads, all COVID rules are being followed…read moreat this business, we were greeted by a really nice gal who asked if she could help, being new to the area I asked about which football team to support and she laughed, this store is super organized and clean with very friendly folks working there, the prices are to good to be true, we loved this store and will continue to support it , highly recommended