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1. What is GT Tulsa?
GT Tulsa is a non-profit organization committed to eliminating inequalities that stand in the way for families in vulnerable neighborhoods to succeed. Our goal is to break the cycle of poverty by fostering high-quality education, mixed-income housing, and vibrant community development in Tulsa’s Kendall-Whittier neighborhood.
2. How does GT Tulsasupport education in the community?
For more detailed instructions or other ways to give (e.g., recurring donations, checks, etc.), please contact us at info@gttulsa.org.
3. What initiatives are in place for housing and community development?
Growing Together partners with Tulsa’s best affordable builders to inject new mixed-income housing and commercial development, fostering inclusive growth and aligning with a comprehensive neighborhood improvement plan.
4. How can volunteers get involved with Growing Together Tulsa?
Volunteers are integral to Growing Together’s mission. Opportunities include participating in programs like the Walking School Bus and family mentorships, which build a brighter future for children.
5. What impact has Growing Together had on the Kendall-Whittier neighborhood?
The organization has achieved significant milestones, including a 20% increase in home values compared to a 4% decrease in Tulsa, a 96% high school graduation rate, and a 9% increase in household income after 40 years of stagnation.
6. How can potential funders support Growing Together's initiatives?
Funders can contribute by donating to support the organization’s efforts in education, housing, and community development, helping to create vibrant communities where children can thrive.
7. What is the role of Growing Together as a "community quarterback"?
As a community quarterback, Growing Together supports the collaboration of partners in Kendall-Whittier to advance a resident-driven plan of inclusive neighborhood revitalization that improves outcomes for children.
8. How does Growing Together collaborate with other organizations?
Growing Together partners with local entities, healthcare providers, and wellness advocates to provide families with education, resources, and assistance, aiming to eliminate barriers and create opportunities for families in vulnerable neighborhoods.
9. What schools are involved in Growing Together's Communities In Schools program?
- Cooper Elementary,
- Dolores Huerta Elementary,
- East Central Middle School,
- Eugene Field Elementary,
- Kendall-Whittier Elementary,
- Sequoyah Elementary,
- Webster Middle School,
- Webster High School,
- Will Rogers College Middle School, and
- Will Rogers College High School.
10. How can I stay updated on Growing Together's activities and events?
For More information
Email Address
infor@gttulsa.org
Phone Number
918-322-1054
Location Served
Tulsa, OK USA
