White Fields cares for abused & neglected boys age 8-18 who are in the permanent custody of the Oklahoma Department of Human Services Child Welfare Division.
Piedmont, Oklahoma
Joined July 2009
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Each one of you has made a difference this year for White Fields. Consider making an end of year gift. whitefieldsok.com/donate/
Find ways to give back during the holidays! Host a drive to collect on-going needs! Check out our needs list: ow.ly/ZqxG306oj3g
Happy Thanksgiving from all of us at White Fields! We are so thankful for all of our volunteers, donors, and staff for the work they do!
We are looking for folks who would consider being a mentor to a child! If you are interested please email [email protected].
We are blessed by donors who support our mission. You can become a donor today! Click the link below on how to give.
We are grateful for our partnership with the ECF at Boeing! With their support, we are able to purchase therapy supplies to help our boys.
Several of our boys are still in need of a monthly sponsor! If you are interested in becoming a monthly donor, visit our website!
Christmas is coming and we are in need of wrapping paper, tissue paper, holiday bags, and other Christmas decorations. Contact 302-5123!
Grab lunch or dinner at Johnnie’s Charcoal Broiler today! Mention White Fields & a percentage of the proceeds benefit our boys.
Giving Tuesday is Nov. 29th! One of the best ways to get involved is in your own community by donating to organizations like White Fields!
Stop by Kendra Scott from 5 to 8pm and shop with a purpose! 20% of your purchase will go to help our boys.
Find ways to give back during the holidays! Check out our needs list on our website: whitefieldsok.com/needs-list…
Thank you to American Energy Swim Club for coming to volunteer and make our campus beautiful for the fall!
On November 10th, stop by Kendra Scott! 20% of your purchase will go to help our boys heal from the abuse and neglect they’ve experienced.
Meet our new pigs – 7 total! The boys will take care of them & show them at county fairs as a part of our agricultural therapy program.
Congratulations to our volunteer of the year, Bryce Ward! He has been instrumental in helping us develop an agricultural therapy program.
