Built for Zero Tulsa

Built for Zero agencies have housed 917 Tulsans. Help us reach 1K? DM us to find the perfect place to volunteer or promote Built for Zero.

@tulsaworld asks Bryan Day about The Sobering Center and how 12&12 helps people who are homeless. Thank you Bryan & team for all of your work in helping Tulsans in need. Read here: bit.ly/2GTTIwl

We are using a #ByNameList to help end homelessness in Tulsa. What is a #BNL? Watch this to learn more about it: bit.ly/2oVHkoD

Mack Haltom and Michelle Pearson are part of @TulsaDayCenter for the Homeless case management team where they work to find permanent housing for individuals experiencing homelessness. These two are among a staff of nine who work with up to 350 people who utilize the Day Center...

What are YOU doing to help our Tulsa neighbors. Want to help but don't know how? You can help by donating your time, showing support financially and following us on social media.

Built for Zero has housed over 917 people, 706 of them being Veterans, and 211 being chronically homeless. Built for Zero is committed to help end chronic and Veteran homelessness. Visit bit.ly/2gigxRm for more information.

We’re excited for the launch of #ABetterWayTulsa which will provide real change in Tulsa by giving panhandlers a day’s job & a day’s pay.

12&12 is one of the largest and most comprehensive residential treatment centers in northeastern Oklahoma. If you know somebody who needs assistance, contact admissions at 918-664-4224 or the crisis hotline at 866-771-7088. You can also donate to 12&12 at bit.ly/2sIRHjK

@YSofTulsa needs your help - They are looking for volunteers to participate in their Safe Place program. Over 300 sites in the Tulsa area provide a Safe Place in nearly every neighborhood for youth to seek intervention in times of crisis.

Because Tulsans #LiveUnited, 269 families remained in their homes after receiving assistance from @LegalAidSvcs_OK. Know someone who needs civil, non-criminal, and basic need cases? Contact Legal Aid Services of Oklahoma at bit.ly/1YdlBRY #FortheLoveofTulsa

Thank you @TulsaPeople for showing how 23 agencies can work together to end homelessness in Tulsa. These heroes are just a few of those at the frontline working hard to make homelessness rare, brief and non-reoccurring..

Iron Gate Tulsa is a soup kitchen and grocery pantry located in downtown Tulsa that feeds the hungry of Tulsa, every day. Iron Gate cannot run without their volunteers and would love your assistance. Visit bit.ly/2EW198j to see how you can assist them.

"We rise by lifting others," So, let's work together to put an end to chronic homelessness. #ForttheLoveofTulsa

We are so excited for the groundbreaking of Tulsa's Sobering Center – The organization’s mission is to provide life-saving recovery tools for adults suffering with addiction or coexisting mental-health and substance-abuse disorders. xitter.cf/tulsaworld/status/9669…

Read this article by Tracey Lyall, CEO of DVIS to help you understand the extremes of domestic violence and homelessness. bit.ly/2EVL6Y0

.@John316Mission, one of our partners, is in need of donations during the cold winter months. Click here for more info on how to donate: bit.ly/2rWE7ZB

Or, you can reach out to the Downtown Public Safety Ambassadors at 918.596.9100. Calling 211 is another resource, which can direct you to a variety of resources based on your needs.

If you see a person in need, only call 911 in a medical emergency, in other instances call @FCSTulsa services HOT Team, the Homeless Outreach Team at 918.582.1200.

"A Better Way" Tulsa, launching later this year, offers panhandlers a day job cleaning up the town or landscaping. Tulsa city leaders are helping reduce panhandling and long-term need by offering a day job that pays cash and provides resources to long-term solutions and services.

Since its inception, @VOAOK has served over 2,100 individuals. We are thankful to partner with an organization that is making a great difference in the Tulsa community. bit.ly/2DCquQQ