SVG Foundation

Main Menu

  • Home
  • Charity foundations
  • Charitable gifts
  • Philanthropists
  • Non-profit organizations
  • Charitable Trust Fund

SVG Foundation

Header Banner

SVG Foundation

  • Home
  • Charity foundations
  • Charitable gifts
  • Philanthropists
  • Non-profit organizations
  • Charitable Trust Fund
Non-profit organizations
Home›Non-profit organizations›Gifted nonprofit Owasso permanent building, hopes to open by May – FOX23 News

Gifted nonprofit Owasso permanent building, hopes to open by May – FOX23 News

By Gary Edwards
March 24, 2022
0
0

OWASSO, Okla. – A non-profit organization in Owasso will finally have its own facility after a nearby church donated the group an old building.

Tiffany Bell created Neighbors in Need 13 years ago. It is a food pantry that provides groceries to people in need.

Over the years, the group has bounced between five or six buildings. They rented or loaned a building free of charge.

Bell told FOX23 they never had the money to buy their own building and are currently using a location on Main Street for free through a local business. However, Bell recently learned that they could no longer stay there.

Neighbors in need

After posting information about the situation on Facebook, First Baptist of Owasso called Bell.

The church wanted to give Neighbors in Need a building they no longer use, which is down the street from the current facility on Main Street.

Brenan Fulton with First Baptist Owasso told FOX23, “It’s a continuation of what God has called us to do in our community to help people and it’s not just through our buildings, it’s also by helping other organizations to succeed.”

Neighbors in need

Bell has just received the keys to the building and already has a list of renovations. It aims to be done in May.

She explained, “I think we’re giving out a very generous amount of stuff, but it’s going to be even more because we have it and we have the room to pick it up.”

You can find out more about Neighbors in Need here.

©2022 Cox Media Group

Related posts:

  1. DLP Marquette General Replacement Hospital Brownfield Plan Amendment Dismissed | WJMN
  2. What the residents of Fayetteville can do about road waste
  3. Local non-profit organization works to end stigma and raise awareness about mental health
  4. “It’s More Than a Vacation:” The Meaning of Memorial Day

Categories

  • Charitable gifts
  • Charitable Trust Fund
  • Charity foundations
  • Non-profit organizations
  • Philanthropists

Recent Posts

  • Jason Pramas and the future of Somerville’s media landscape
  • New World Symphony receives $30 million from the Arison family
  • Museum Hosting Asia-Pacific American Heritage Month Roundtable
  • Malappuram’s mosques help blur religious boundaries
  • Stalkerware reaches 32,000 mobile users every year: report

Archives

  • May 2022
  • April 2022
  • March 2022
  • February 2022
  • January 2022
  • December 2021
  • November 2021
  • October 2021
  • September 2021
  • August 2021
  • July 2021
  • June 2021
  • May 2021
  • April 2021
  • January 2020
  • Privacy Policy
  • Terms and Conditions