OKLAHOMA CITY (September 3, 2026)— Children’s Health Foundation has received a total of $10,500 in grants from local Walmart and Sam’s Club stores across Oklahoma, supporting the Foundation’s work to improve the health of children through research, education and care. The grants were awarded by local stores in communities throughout the state, including: Sam’s Club #4761 in Norman – $1,000 Walmart #129 in Ardmore – $500 Walmart #150 in Woodward – $3,000 Walmart #225 in Sulphu

OKLAHOMA CITY (August 19, 2026)— Children’s Health Foundation (CHF) has received a $10,000 grant from the Potts Family Foundation to support the Belonging Project, an initiative of the Oklahoma Autism Center that helps early care providers better serve children with developmental delays and disabilities in classroom settings. This is the first grant CHF has received from the Potts Family Foundation and marks the beginning of a new partnership focused on creating more inclusiv

OKLAHOMA CITY (July 22, 2026)— Children’s Health Foundation has received a $3,600 grant from the Donna Nigh Foundation to purchase portable, reusable adaptive support kits that will help children and youth with significant intellectual and developmental disabilities participate more fully in Sooner SUCCESS programs across Oklahoma. The adaptive support kits will be used at educational events, sibling camps, family programming and community-based activities statewide. Designed