Arvest Foundation

To support the MetRock Forward Capital Campaign for the economic development initiative.

For program support to strengthen local resilience to advancing health, youth opportunity, financial security, and community resiliency.

To assist with the cost of construction of the museum building and exhibits.

To help fund Forward Oklahoma City VI for to help grow and build a new economy, improve the business climate and create an irresistible quality of life for OKC.

To equip and strengthen the Oklahoma nonprofit sector through training, consulting, advocacy, membership, networking and awards.

To support the Discovery Awards and Orbit Arts.

To support the Give 5 program and remodel of existing office space to create a functional community meeting room.

For the capital campaign for scholarships across Northwest Arkansas.

To fund 'The Farm' at Camp Barnabas.

To support the Capital Campaign partnership between Arkansas Children's Hospital and UAMS to pilot the first of its kind Adult Neurofibromatosis Clinic.

To support regionalism efforts in a 10-county region that includes Greene, Barry, Christian, Dade, Dallas, Lawrence, Polk, Stone, Taney and Webster Counties.

To support enhanced beautification and cleanliness in downtown.

For start-up costs that include the software for the program for the Community Action Ride System (CARS) that provides free transportation services to residents.

To support the David and Barbara Centre for Global Leadership.

To assist in Route 66 Road Fest that will preserve, promote, and enhance historic Route 66-past, present, and future.

For Shawnee Public Schools, and their new turf on their football field.

To assist with facility renovation costs.

To promote education, reading, authorship and the arts to students.

To support scholarships for TCC students through the "My Promise" scholarship program.

To support the Corporate Partnership Program in funding key strategic initiatives for the Tulsa Police Department.

To support scholarship funds that are used for students that are enrolled in the banking degree program and are minority or first generation college attendees.

For renovations to the Van Buren Chamber Business Resource Center.

To improve the health, safety, education, and economic well-being of individuals and families in need.

For the Emergency Shelter/Residential Program $3,500 and the Nutrition Program $17,500.

To assist delivering summer art programs as well as promoting the arts throughout the Lawton Fort Sill community.

For operation support for Greater Bentonville Area Chamber of Commerce.

To support artists without the funds to make a professional recording.

To support the operations for the Financial Empowerment Center (FEC).

To fund hunger relief efforts in NWA.

To support the Community Food and Resource Festival.

To install a commercial kitchen to be used for their student feeding program.

To promote the Fort Smith area to maintain current business relationships, support company expansions, and attract new businesses to the area.

To support a new K9 Unit - fencing, bullet proof vest, vehicle modifications for K9 and training.

For general support towards the Mom-Baby medical service line.

To support the Reimagination Capital Campaign.

For the Siloam Springs Senior Activity & Wellness Center to help replace the vehicle which is used to transport seniors to appointments and center outings.

To purchase a forklift for the warehouse.

For scholarships, program & speaker costs, event costs, food and programming for the Leadership, Education, Advancement & Development (L.E.A.D.) Rogers program.

To establish a Spanish section in the elementary library and expand the classroom libraries in the Spanish Immersion classrooms.

For the Tulsa State Fair Junior Livestock Auction Corp. Fund to support the Tulsa State Fair Night of Champions Scholarship Program.

To assist in the purchase of a new vehicle for the Meals on Wheels program in Marion County.

To help provide Huntsville High School to found the Huntsville Eagle Wrestling program. It would fund competition mats and headgear to protect the students.

To refresh and update the most used spaces within the Ronald McDonald houses in Fort Smith, Fayetteville, and Rogers.

To support ACH Auxiliary's Annual Projects.

To support the REIMAGINE: River Valley renovations to the Huckabee Nature Center.

To cover costs to purchase six Rambo E-Bikes for the A3 District.

To support the Legacy Campaign for a new headquarters in North Little Rock.

To ensure that the youth of Arkansas are impacted with direct experiences that will allow them to achieve more in life.

To support the Child Care for Teachers Program.

To purchase cameras and equipment for Deputies in the performance of their job functions for the Boone County Arkansas Sheriff's Department.

To support the Character Education Program offered free of any fees to partner schools.

For building improvements and renovations to the Fairland location purchased in March 2024.

For program support at Broken Arrow Public Schools, including but not limited to: Teacher Grants, Read to Succeed, Project Graduation, J.A. BizTown and Teacher of the Year.

To support the new Alliance for Healthcare Facility on the campus of Cox North.

To provide program support for assistance services promoting individualized treatment, access to high quality specialized care to people with the disease of Cystic Fibrosis.

To assist with the purchase of an HVAC unit for their gym so they can have activities in the summer.

To assist with replacing the ceiling in the gymnasium of the Hoover Wrestling Center.

To purchase ergonomic seating, collaborative workspaces, and furniture conducive to modern library use.

To support general operations and scouting programs.

To educate and inspire Arkansas' young people to value free enterprise.

For NewView Oklahoma 75th Anniversary to assist individuals facing vision loss, maximizing their opportunities for independence through all stages of life.

To assist the Spring Creek Food Hub to purchase a new inventory management software platform.

To invest in the future inclusive leaders of the communities who will continue to move forward and create an Oklahoma where all people can thrive.

To offer classes for all ages and skill levels through the OKC Ballet Yvonne Chouteau School and assist in community engagement programs.

To cover expenses to successfully launch and operate the Springdale location.

To support continued tree maintenance and replacement from last year's windstorms.

To assist with the purchase of a transit van and all additional registration costs and added insurance costs associated with the vehicle.

To be used for the Osage Park Spring and Summer Youth Camp Series and the Adult Mountain Bike Programs at Coler Mountain Bike Preserve.

To support programs that provide educational support, financial literacy/income stability, affordable health care and basic human needs such as food and shelter.

To serve the low income with free health and dental care.

To purchase two scoreboards to be placed at the community baseball fields and to purchase computer and software equipment for merchant services POS capabilities.

To support the STEM Robotics Summer Camp for 7th grade girls/Girl Powered! Program.

To support safe housing for survivors of domestic violence in Northwest Arkansas.

For the Farmington Fire Department to purchase safety equipment.

For the Barton County Sheriff's Department to purchase an aerial drone to be used by local municipal departments as well as neighboring county sheriff departments.

To build a therapy garden including a walking path, pavilion and bridge.

To support the construction of the new baseball and softball dugouts at Monett High School.

To support the OSUIT annual camp focused on math and science skills in Okmulgee.

To provide general operating support.

To support the Casa Magnolia program with its focus specifically on Downtown Springdale and the community.

For general use and as needed to support the ongoing efforts of the First Tee program.

To support addiction recovery and mental health services in Tulsa.

For college and trade school scholarships for financially disadvantaged students at Prairie Grove High School.

To resurface and paint the outdoor basketball court at the Carl Junction Community Center.

To help the City of Huntsville purchase a new scoreboard for the softball and baseball fields.

To assist with overnight shelter and food for the homeless.

To support the Comprehensive Workforce Development Plan for people with developmental disabilities and autism.

To support the arts, youth education, community outreach and programs.

For repairs to the freezer and warehouse floors.

For the Prairie Grove Senior Center construction project: bathroom renovations and headwall.

To provide scholarships to deserving student-athletes who will be enrolling in Arkansas colleges.

To support professionalmusicians in Arkansas, accessible concerts, and scholarships for young musicians.

For the construction of an agriculture laboratory.

To support single parents to attain self-sufficiency through post-secondary education.

To replace the backstage concrete at The Center.

To assist with underwriting the costs associated with the Teacher of the Year program for the Bentonville School District.

To support three new pickleball courts in Berryville.

For operational funds for all club locations.

To support the nutrition programs at the Bartlesville and Dewey clubs.

To provide funding for annual programming.

To assist with programming and educational needs.

For continued operations at Camp Aldersgate.

For expenses related to purchasing a facility therapy dog and related expenses such as training and care, certifications, and handler training and certifications.

To purchase new equipment for Police and Fire departments.

To support the Arts Access Program.

For the cost of moving a modular building and other related expenses.

To support the Laboratory Services and Adult Behavioral Health Expansion The Arvest Foundation approves the request to revise the purpose for grant 00011326 Conway Regional Health Foundation. The original purpose is to support the Laboratory Services and Adult Behavioral Health Expansion. The new purpose is to support the Conway Regional Health Disparity Program.

To help expand the show barn by adding on to three sides of the barn allowing for space for permanent pens and tie outs as well as expand the roof to cover the show ring.

To support the continued efforts that offer long-lasting solutions that enable women to break the cycle of poverty.

To support ongoing programs for veterans and their families.

To support the economic development initiatives of Jonesboro Unlimited.

To support the IKE Educational Building.

To assist with new sidewalk to woodshop & art studio, expand ADA doorway to art studio, and plumbing upgrades.

To support the Cisterna Sister City celebration and to purchase supplies and materials for the Boyd Gallery.

To provide classroom grants to teachers within the Fort Smith School District.

To help complete the interior rehabilitation of the '1872 Neosho Colored School'.

For the ongoing programming in Central Arkansas.

To fund workforce development programs for the residential construction industry.

To provide safe homes, program materials and support groups for people to begin the recovery process.

To promote and improve water quality of the Illinois River, economic development, and quality of life in the watershed.

To help replace the current fair office with a permanent office building.

To assist with AWIN radios for district police and security personnel, additional band instruments and classroom supplies.

For renovations to the Old Frisco Trail.

To revitalize the downtown Dewey District pocket park.

To assist with costs for new scoreboards at the youth facility.

For new seating in the theater.

For the Inception to Projection Filmmaking Program.

To assist with premium auction add-ons at Mayes County fair.

To support the programs and services of Mental Health Association Oklahoma that promote mental health, prevent suicide, end homelessness and transform the justice system.

To purchase a new MRI Unit.

To support Abundant Hope to focus on serving pregnant and new mothers by providing ultrasounds, counseling, and classes.

To support the Muskogee Regional Livestock Show premium sale for FFA and 4H kids from 8 Counties in Eastern Oklahoma.

For the Foundation's Capital Campaign to support the hospital's construction and renovations at the Porter and Healthplex Campuses.

For expenses related to Belonging & Bridging Year with Welcoming Week NWA 2024.

To support the NWTI Marshallese Student Scholarship.

To support the livestock program for all kids at the premium livestock auction.

To support the Saints Annual Fund supporting academic infrastructure and campus wide enhancements for the greatest needs of the school.

For the Services for Older Adults Community Grants program that supports Mobile Meals and other programs that help seniors remain in their homes.

To assist in providing innovative teacher and classroom support with opportunities for all students.

To support medical research, recruitment, and retention of scientists.

To support Mental Health Support Services.

To provide resources and training to parents of children with disabilities.

For operational support with the Hospitality House of Tulsa program, which provides lodging, meals, transportation, and laundry supplies for families.

To support new home construction for low-income homeowners.

For the Pope County Emergency Medical Services to purchase chest compression devices.

To purchase ballistic vests for officers in the Pope County Sheriff's Office.

To help support the community kid's closet providing clothing and beds.

To support the Bright Futures Siloam Springs Summer Meal Program, providing lunches to school age children during the summer months.

To support the McAlester Public Library Renovation.

To provide three AED (Automated External Defibrillator) devices and a vision screening device for the Southwest R-V School District.

To feed those who struggle with food insecurity.

To support the Pearl Jackson Crosstimbers Preserve The Nature Conservancy in Oklahoma that preserve the natural habitats in Oklahoma.

To support the Red Kettle Kickoff.

To assist with a new treehouse addition for kids to enjoy at Rotary Park.

For general use of TRSA operations and activities.

To support the Fellows Program and to improve the health, safety, education, and economic well-being of individuals and families in need.

To support general operations.

To purchase a new and improved PA system that would be utilized in the entirety of the fairgrounds.

To help promote philanthropy among women and to help women and girls achieve their full potential.

For land prep, foundation work and plumbing for the new building.

To fund the eight-week Youth Entrepreneurship program. Funding will cover the cost of youth access to Edtech content, instruction, facility fees, food and scholarships.

To help with temporary shelter and needs of the homeless.

To support the Crowder College McDonald County Jane Campus- LPN Program.

To support the Mustang Corral Playground project.

To support the Optimal Entrepreneur resilience program.

To support the capital campaign to create a hands on STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Mathematics) based program.

To update the security access controls for the summer school and after school program facility which serves at-risk kids ages K-4th grade.

For college and trade school scholarships for financially disadvantaged students at Greenland High School.

For the Van Matre Senior Center Mountain Home Meals on Wheels program.

To assist with daily operations of the organization.

To support the after school program for the Mulberry unit.

To help replace the scoreboards that are not working at the Don Guttridge Sports Complex.

To support the Drew Lewis Blue House Project which aims to rejuvenate neighbors and create affordable housing for RISE graduates.

For the Eufaula Memorial Library for repairs at the library and fall programming for local youth.

To support the outdoor area at Farmington Jr. High School.

For program support to provide safe homes for low-income families.

To assist with the construction of a classroom pavilion.

To sponsor children in Saline County to have access to books to enhance reading literacy.

To inspire and prepare young people to succeed with programs and activities.

To help provide a customer canopy tent and portable bouldering wall to create a unique space to communicate the vision of Huntsville Summit.

To help oncology patient's needs with transportation, prescription medications, hotel stays for out of town patients, nutritional supplements, and educational resources.

To assist with travel, meals and equipment for student athletes.

For services, training, education, and printer community resources for the 24 hours crisis response hotline.

To support the implementation and facilitation of the Freddie Mac CreditSmart Essentials workshop series.

For program support to engage students in real world learning to promote lifelong financial capabilities.

To expand employment capacity, the newest enterprise involves acquiring an event trailer, which will serve as both a job opportunity for PEEPs and a community asset.

For program support to help teachers make a change in students' lives in Tulsa, OK.

To provide tuition assistance for at risk youth to participate in athletic activities.

To support the creation of a Native American cultural destination for the City of Tulsa.

To assist in the revitalization efforts of the neighborhood and commercial areas around the UALR campus.

For playground equipment at the school.

To provide scholarships for low-income students.

To assist with provision of emergency food and housing.

For the building fund for additional facilities.

To support the Bob Folsom Elementary science curriculum.

For $2,500 for the athletic department, $2,000 for scholarships and $2,500 for the food pantry.

To invest in programs that serve the needs of whole families, providing services to children as well as the adults in their lives.

To provide scholarships and further the education of young adults in our area.

To support client services and to repair one of the center's HVAC units.

For the emergency assistance program to provide assistance to students when unforeseen financial emergencies could compromise attendance and program completion.

To support Pea Ridge High School Community and Career Fair.

To provide an electric door opener for the front entrance of the library.

For improvements to the city park including fencing and a pickleball court.

For the Nevada/Vernon County Community Foundation partnership with the City of Nevada to build outside basketball and pickleball courts.

To purchase and install netting and turf for an indoor batting and hitting area that will benefit both softball and baseball programs.

To support the VITA Tax Program and food boxes for distribution along with other needed assistance.

For renovations and supplies to the FFA/Agriculture Department.

For general support to OSU programs such as student scholarship, faculty, facility and other programs.

For operations and food for the food insecure in southern Washington County.

To improve the quality of life in the community through available resources by providing physical, cultural, educational, and artistic enrichment.

To create therapy rooms for young children and youth.

To purchase food for the Backpack Food 4 Kids program to help Mountain Home school children who are food insecure.

To cover the costs of foundation repairs and other necessary updates to the older building.

For the Gravette FFA program to fund a trip for the FFA officers to attend the National Convention.

To support the Emergency Shelter, School Education and Awareness.

For feeding those who struggle with food insecurity.

To allow underserved students in the Fort Smith School District to experience the Camp Invention program.

To purchase updated technology for the computer lab to assist with afterschool homework and tutoring.

To make improvements to the interior of the Gamma House.

To provide lunches to cancer patients in the Taney and Stone County area.

To support the Scholastic Book Donations program to purchase one book per month for each student in grades Preschool through 4th grade.

To purchase a monument sign for the dog park.

For the greatest servicing needs - Victim Advocacy, Forensic Interviewing, Trauma Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and/or Educational Programs.

For a comprehensive initiative supporting women post incarceration, encompassing various essential aspects.

To replace outdated technology.

To provide continued support to the community working with families impacted by disabilities.

To support ongoing initiatives with scholarships, community initiatives, advocacy and research.

To assist with a new ventilation system for the recycling center.

To support the annual fall festival celebrating the culture of art in Arkansas creating synergy by increasing the participation of audiences and promoting regional collaboration.

To provide life-saving care to families and individuals during times of crisis.

To provide opportunity for people with disabilities by facilitating personal growth and attainment of vocational goals.

To purchase supplies for the food pantry.

For program and operating support of the Arkansas Chapter.

To support one grade level at five different schools to attend a field trip to the Apple Seeds Teaching Farm.

To provide tutors for children reading below grade level, utilizing community volunteers.

To fund scholarships for households less than $50,000 annually to increase access to sports.

To assist the Hot Springs Village Foundation in matching grants that support community programs.

To educate, encourage and engage men and their families.

To aide in providing performing arts educational programming.

To support teachers with the resources to integrate economic vocabulary and experiences into the existing classroom curriculum-in math, science, reading, and social studies.

To support the Randy and Betty Hedge Spouses' Auxiliary Scholarship Fund, benefiting dependents of AR State Troopers and Auxiliary members for college scholarships.

To help purchase band instruments to be loaned to students who have an interest in band, but can't afford to purchase an instrument on their own.

To support the performing arts community to inspire and educate students across the state and to educate the public about dance.

To support the Medicine Assistance Program.

To support expenses related to New Teacher/Employee orientation.

To support the Beyond School Walls mentoring program with Rogers Heritage High School.

To support one to one matches between adult volunteers and children enrolled in the program in the Tulsa community.

To provide focused outreach financial literacy education resources to small businesses and individuals in underserved communities and provide economic development.

To help with scholarships for Scouts in need of assistance with membership costs and uniforms, also assist with day camp costs for Cub Scouts.

To assist with facility and technology upgrades to the Boy Scout office located in Lawton.