29 Foundations that have given Environment and Conservation grants in Oklahoma

Empower communities to connect to and protect their native wildlife.

TO USE FILM TO FOSTER UNDERSTANDING AND APPRECIATION OF THE DIVERSITY OF THE HUMAN EXPERIENCE AND CREATE COMMUNITY AMONG THE VIEWERS IN THE RESTORED HISTORIC CIRCLE CINEMA. TO EDUCATE, ENLIGHTEN, ENTERTAIN AND ENHANCE COMMUNITY CONSCIOUSNESS THROUGH FILM. ACTIVITIES INCLUDE THE PRESENTATION OF INDEPENDENT, DOCUMENTARY, FOREIGN AND CLASSIC FILMS; COLLABORATION WITH OTHER COMMUNITY NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS ON FILMS THAT TIE TO SOCIAL, HEALTH, ENVIRONMENTAL, CIVIC, HISTORIC AND RELIGIOUS ISSUES; PARTNERSHIPS WITH SCHOOLS AND SCHOOL GROUPS TO PRESENT EDUCATIONAL FILMS TO STUDENTS; SUPPORT OF LOCAL FILMMAKING THROUGH THE SCREENING OF FILMS MADE IN OKLAHOMA; AND PRESERVATION OF THE HISTORIC CIRCLE CINEMA BUILDING.

TO RAISE PUBLIC AWARENESS OF ENERGY ISSUES, TO EDUCATE THE GENERAL PUBLIC OF THE IMPORTANCE OF THE OIL AND GAS INDUSTRY, TO ENCOURAGE THE EFFICIENT USE OF ENERGY, PROMOTE ENVIRONMENTALLY SOUND PRODUCTION METHODS AND TECHNOLOGIES AND TO PROMOTE THE TRANSFER OF ENERGY TECHNOLOGY.

To support operations and mission of the Metropolitan Environmental Trust

Great Plains Leadership Training for Christ is an organization designed to stimulate and encourage spiritual, mental, and social growth among young men and women in grades three through twelve. Its mission is to achieve this growth by developing skills in leadership, Bible knowledge, and Christian servanthood. Participants will learn to live the servant leadership lifestyle. Skill development in each of these areas will be accomplished through participation in a variety of individual and groupevents. These events will take place within the context of a wholesome and supportive environment designed for the purpose of fostering enthusiasm and high achievement among the participants.