Jason is the 111Project Regional Manager for Eastern Region 4A including Adair County, Cherokee County, Creek County, Haskell County, McIntosh County, Muskogee County, Okfuskee County, Okmulgee County, Sequoyah County, and Wagoner County. His role includes supporting church leaders, mobilizing local churches and community partners, and managing the ecosystem of care.... read more →
Mar
26
Mar
20
A family in Lawton, Oklahoma consisting of two married adults and their five children, had been homeless up until February 13th, 2024, when they moved into an unfurnished house. They were anxious to begin a new chapter, but they needed financial assistance furnishing it. A CarePortal request was made on... read more →
Mar
14
"So don't worry about these things, saying, 'What will we eat? What will we drink? What will we wear?' These things dominate the thoughts of unbelievers, but your Heavenly Father already knows all your needs." (Matthew 6:31-32, NLT) When there is an outstanding list of needs, whether big or small,... read more →
Feb
27
Feb
21
OKLAHOMA – The 10-year-old girl had been sleeping on a broken bed and an old mattress that looked more like a hammock than a twin bed. Her single mother was on low income and was... read more →
Feb
20
TULSA – A mom was struggling to buy coats for her children this winter, a young man aging out of foster care was facing homelessness, and a local widow was beginning to feel like a burden to her loved ones. ... read more →
Feb
15
BROKEN ARROW – Hats, gloves, and scarves are just a few of the items on hand for students at Boevers Elementary School. Unfortunately, supplies ran out and eight children, new to America and from tropical... read more →
Feb
13
COTTON COUNTY – Lynn McCarn received a phone call two years ago from a paramedic letting her know her son had been in an accident and was being life-flighted to OU Children's Hospital. As... read more →
Feb
09
DUNCAN – A large bag of pizza rolls waited on the counter as the gas stove was installed. A single foster mom with six kids in the home had been without a... read more →
Feb
06
1. Normalize – Help foster parents feel like normal people. Often, when they are celebrated as “saints” or “amazing” or even a tad bit “crazy,” it can make it difficult... read more →