Tulsa Kitchens Unite was a 12-week program serving 30,000 meals per week during the COVID-19 shutdown. This program concluded on Friday, June 26. If you are in need, find alternate food resources on our COVID-19 resources page or learn more about applying for SNAP.

How Tulsa Kitchens Unite Worked

From April through June 2020 we partnered with locally owned restaurants/caterers (with the ability to produce pre-prepared and refrigerated/frozen to-go style meals) and the Community Food Bank of Eastern Oklahoma to provide free meals to families. The program goals were keeping local kitchens open, keeping workers paid, and keeping local families fed.

The funding allowed for a 12-week program and we distributed over 360,000 meals. We, at HFO, will continue to look at creative partnerships to meet the needs of Oklahomans during COVID-19 and beyond.

Funders

George Kaiser Family Foundation
The Anne & Henry Zarrow Foundation
Charles and Lynn Schusterman Family Foundation
Coretz Family Foundation
Bank of Oklahoma Foundation
Sanford & Irene Burnstein Foundation
Maxine & Jack Zarrow Family Foundation
Ascension St. John Foundation
Cuesta Foundation, Inc
Susannah and Jim Adelson Family Foundation
And a big thanks to individual donors!

Volunteers

Community Food Bank of Eastern Oklahoma
Fellowship Congregational UCC
First Presbyterian Church of Tulsa
Food on the Move
Harvard Avenue Christian Church
Team Rubicon
The Vault / Elote 

Restaurants

Batman’s Good Food and Convenience Store
Blue Dome Market/Polo Grill
Bodean
Bravo’s Mexican Grill
Catering by Partyserve
Chimera
Evelyn’s Soul Food
Fiesta del Mar
Foolish Things High Dive (Bar & Biscuit)
Hotel Indigo
In The Raw
Jane’s Delicatessen
Lefty’s on Greenwood
McNellie’s Group
Open Container/Lowood/Hodges Bend
Peacemaker Lobster & Crab
Sisserou’s
Speedy Gonzalez
Take 2 Resonance Cafe
The Vault
Tulsa Drillers
Vitter’s Catering