Welcome, Fellow Tulsans. As you settle into your new home and start building connections,

we invite you to explore all the incredible nonprofit opportunities here. There are so many

wonderful organizations doing meaningful work in the area—find one that speaks to your

heart, volunteer, and discover your place in this vibrant community.

We’re thrilled to partner with local leaders James Schellhorn, co-founder of New Story

Brewing, and his managing partner, Chelsea Williams, who share our passion for bringing

people together and making a better place for all. James and Chelsea built a local beer

brand and taproom on the belief that if you impact people and inspire stories, the beer will

flow. New Story continues that tradition by partnering with local nonprofits, hoping to help

them elevate their next chapter and connect them with the Tulsa community in a

meaningful way. New Story Brewing enjoys highlighting local nonprofits that champion

education, conservation, wellness, and community service. Here’s a few great organizations

with opportunities to give back to our community and get involved.

Turkey Mountain Urban Wilderness is a 750-acre, natural escape rising above the Arkansas

River on Tulsa’s west side, offering rugged trails, serene ponds, and ancient boulders

beneath a canopy of native trees. Managed by River Parks Authority and protected as public

parkland in perpetuity, it stands as Tulsa’s premier destination for hiking, trail running, and

mountain biking. Guided by more than 4,000 public comments, the community-driven

Turkey Mountain Master Plan ensures the park’s preservation and continued growth as a

vital outdoor sanctuary for future generations. Learn more at @turkeymountain

or www.riverparks.org

Soldier’s Wish is a nonprofit dedicated to supporting veterans, service members, and their

families by identifying and meeting their needs regardless of branch or rank, offering direct

aid with a focus on sustainable impact. They also work to educate the public about the

challenges facing the military community and bridge the divide between civilian and military

life. The organization upholds core values of Honor, Gratitude, and Service, aiming to make

individuals feel supported and seen. Learn more at @soldiers_wish

or www.soldierswish.org

The Sutton Center is a nonprofit avian research and conservation organization focused on

Oklahoma’s endangered species and habitats, conducting field research, captive breeding,

and reintroduction of at-risk birds. They run a hatchery and rehabilitation programs to raise

birds like the Attwater’s prairie-chicken and bald eagle, then release them into the wild to

bolster threatened populations. Through ongoing monitoring, research, and species

recovery efforts, the Sutton Center strives to preserve Oklahoma’s unique bird diversity and

help restore fragile ecosystems. Learn more at @suttoncenter or www.suttoncenter.org

Tulsa Boys’ Home is Oklahoma’s oldest and largest residential treatment facility serving

troubled boys. They offer comprehensive care, including behavioral, academic, and

substance abuse programs, to help residents heal and grow. They provide specialized

services such as equine therapy, on-campus schooling, and recreation to support emotional

and behavioral growth. Over its history, Tulsa Boys’ Home has cared for thousands of boys,

striving to break cycles of abuse, neglect, addiction, and poverty while preparing them for

responsible adulthood. Learn more at @tulsaboyshome or www.tulsaboyshome.org

The Demand Project (TDP) is dedicated to eradicating human trafficking, online enticement,

child sexual abuse material, and the commercial sexual exploitation of children. Their

mission is rooted deeply in protecting the most vulnerable and providing rehabilitation

through their Mount Arukah programs, which directly support survivors. Jason Weis and

Kristin Weis founded The Demand Project (TDP) in 2013. They wanted to start an

organization that not only addressed the crimes against children by partnering with law

enforcement but also the prevention of victimization through education and the restoration

journey for survivors. Learn more at @thedemandprojecttulsa

or www.thedemandproject.org

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