Morningcrest Healthcare Foundation

TO SUPPORT CONTINUOUS IMPROVEMENT OF THE HEALTH STATUS OF RESIDENTS WITH PRIMARY FOCUS ON INDIGENT HEALTHCARE AND WOMEN'S AND CHILDREN'S HEALTH SERVICES.

CONSTRUCTION OF A $30,000,000 60 BED PSYCHIATRIC HOSPITAL BEING BUILT AS A COMPONENT OF DOWNTOWN TULSA OSU-HEALTH SCIENCES CAMPUS EXPANSION PROJECT.

COMMUNITY FOOD BANK OF EASTERN OKLAHOMA IS EXPANDING THEIR DISTRIBUTION CENTER BY 50,000 SQUARE FEET. THIS $20,000,000 PROJECT WILL NEARLY DOUBLE THE VOLUME OF FOOD CURRENTLY DISTRIBUTED. IT IS ANTICIPATED THAT ONCE COMPLETED THE EXPANSION WILL ALLOW THE FOOD BANK TO DISTRIBUTE 40 MILLION MEALS TO PEOPLE STRUGGLING WITH FOOD INSECURITY.

COMMUNITY HEALTH CONNECTION IS A FEDERALLY QUALIFIED HEALTH CLINIC. THIS GRANT FUNDS A DENTIST, DENTAL HYGIENIST, AND INTRAORAL CAMERA. THIS PROJECT IS TO INCREASE ACCESS AND REDUCE THE AMOUNT OF TIME A PATIENT MUST WAIT TO SEE A DENTIST. THE CURRENT WAIT TIME FOR DENTAL SERVICES CAN BE IN EXCESS OF 6 MONTHS.

A $303,275 GRANT WAS MADE TO TULSA COMMUNITY FOUNDATION TO SUPPORT ACCESS TO FRESH FOODS IN UNDERSERVED AREAS. A $250,000 GRANT WAS MADE TO MENTAL HEALTH ASSOCIATION OF OK FOR A MOBILE MEDICAL INTERVENTION TEAM. A $180,000 GRANT WAS MADE TO THE UNIVERSITY OF TULSA TO SUPPORT THEIR ALBERT SCHWEITZER FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM FOR THREE YEARS. A $175,000 GRANT WAS MADE TO THE SPRING SHELTER TO FUND THERAPY CARE AND BUILDING IMPROVEMENTS. A $150,000 GRANT WAS MADE TO OKLAHOMA PROJECT WOMAN FOR BREAST HEALTHCARE. A $150,000 GRANT WAS MADE TO SPROUTS CHILD DEVELOPMENT TO FUND A PEDIATRIC NURSE PRACTITIONER. A $125,000 GRANT WAS MADE TO AMPLIFY FOR TRAINING PROFESSIONALS IN AGE-APPROPRIATE SEXUAL HEALTH EDUCATION. A $121,392 GRANT WAS MADE TO PARKSIDE FOR FURNITURE FOR THE YOUTH SPECIALTY TREATMENT PROGRAM. A $120,000 GRANT WAS MADE TO PLANNED PARENTHOOD OF ARK & EASTERN OK FOR THEIR MEDICAL RECORDS TRANSITION. A $100,000 GRANT WAS MADE TO LITTLE LIGHT HOUSE FOR THEIR DEVELOPMENTAL CLASSROOM PROGRAMS. A $75,000 GRANT WAS MADE TO HIV RESOURCE CONSORTIUM FOR THEIR HEPATITIS C PROGRAM. A $71,000 GRANT WAS MADE TO TULSA DAY CENTER FOR THE HOMELESS FOR A VAN TO TRANSPORT CLIENTS TO MEDICAL APPOINTMENTS. A $60,000 GRANT WAS MADE TO 1ST STEP MALE DIVERSION PROGRAM TO THEIR DRUG TREATMENT AND COUNSELING PROGRAM. A $53,000 GRANT WAS MADE TO GOOD SAMARITAN HEALTH SERVICES FOR THEIR WOMEN'S HEALTH CLINIC. A $50,000 GRANT WAS MADE TO CROSSOVER COMMUNITY IMPACT FOR THEIR FOOD AS MEDICINE PROGRAM. A $45,000 GRANT WAS MADE TO HEALTH OUTREACH PREVENTION EDUCATION FOR A VAN. A $25,000 GRANT WAS MADE TO MODUS TO SUPPORT THEIR TRANSPORTATION SERVICES. A $25,000 GRANT WAS MADE TO 12 & 12 FOR SAFETY RELATED COVID EXPENSES. A $25,000 GRANT WAS MADE TO HOSPICE OF GREEN COUNTRY FOR HOSPICE CARE FOR UNDERSERVED INDIVIDUALS. A $20,000 GRANT WAS MADE TO MEALS ON WHEELS METRO TULSA FOR THEIR SENIOR HOME MEAL DELIVERY PROGRAM. A $111,641 REFUND WAS RECEIVED FROM MEDICAL DEBT RESOLUTION FOR A PREVIOUSLY FUND GRANT FOR MEDICAL DEBT RELEASE. THIS REFUND REPRESENTS THE UNUSED PORTION OF A PRIOR YEAR'S GRANT.