2022 Campaign Video

Recent Recipients: Spring 2022

Agency
Project description
Award
Arts Council Oklahoma City
Provide visual art classes for John Rex elementary students by placing ateaching artist in classrooms
$6,000
Aspiring Attitudes
Provide studio class scholarships and dance education to low-incomestudents of all abilities
$5,500
Canterbury Voices
Cover the cost to acquire and use music during youth choir “all sings”
$1,500
Firehouse Art Center
Support the Children’s Summer Art Program
$5,300
Lyric Theatre
Purchase theatrical lighting, a soundboard and Chromebooks for use byThelma Gaylord Academy staff
$5,000
MetropolitanSchool of Dance
Offer live-streamed classes to schools on West African dance, withinvitations to enroll in studio classes
$5,300
Oklahoma ArtsInstitute
Provide scholarships for five Oklahoma City students attending the 2022Oklahoma Summer Arts Institute
$5,000
OklahomaChildren’s Theatre
Provide scholarships for low-income students to attend spring and summercamps in theatre and other art forms
$7,000
Oklahoma CityBallet
Offer financial aid and merit scholarships for young dancers at theYvonne Chouteau School
$5,000
Oklahoma CityMuseum of Art
Provide monthly healing art activities to youth at SSM Health BehavioralHealth and launch a workshop training for therapists to conduct healing artprogramming in between OKCMOA visits
$6,000
OKC Philharmonic
Support the Discovery Family Concert Series which offers kid-friendly,affordable performances at the Civic Center
$5,000
OklahomaShakespeare
Offer a new production class for middle schoolers and provide financialassistance to eligible students
$3,300
Oklahoma VisualArts Coalition
Create art videos with hands-on lesson plans for use by teachersstatewide
$3,000
Oklahoma YouthOrchestras
Provide financial aid for students to participate in weekly intensiveorchestral sessions
$4,000
Opry HeritageFoundation
Support the Granville School of Music, an afterschool music program forlow-income students
$5,000
Paseo ArtsAssociation
Offer a new visual art program for veterans and their families
$5,300
Prairie DanceTheatre
Support Team Impact, a group of young dancers, and relaunch The Company,professional dancers who will perform for young audiences with performanceopportunities for members of Team Impact
$5,100
RACE DanceCollective
Create online dance curriculum to be offered at no cost to PE and danceeducators across the state
$5,000
Red Earth
Launch an exhibit on the tradition of Native dress at Red Earth and theNational Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum during the Red Earth Festivalcoupled with artist talks and demonstrations
$5,500
Science MuseumOklahoma
Support Space Day, two days of on-site activities and video materials
$5,500
SoonerTheatre
Purchase two portable keyboard as well as IT/AV equipment for rehearsalsand outdoor performances
$6,000

Make an impact  that lasts. 

Continental Resources matched employee donations 1:1 to benefit the Allied Arts 2022 campaign.

Corporate donors create change.

Raising approximately one-third of total funding

Thank you to all of our 2024 campaign supporters! This list includes companies that made a gift of $1,000 or more combined with their employee giving donations. We have also included individual donors at the $5,000 and higher level.

the project

Generous corporate donors like you make our local arts community stronger, and your contributions make a lasting impact on the cultural landscape of central Oklahoma.

CORPORATE PARTNERS
Visionary $100,000+
Sustainer $50,000 – $74,999
Benefactor $25,000 – $49,999

More corporate partners

Sponsor $15,000 – $24,999
  • Accenture
    Arvest Bank
    Barby Crabtree
    Barby Crabtree
    Crowe & Dunlevy
    Dobson Family Foundation
    Dolese Bros. Co.
    Duncan Oil Properties, Inc.
    First Liberty Bank
    The Fred Jones Family Foundation
    The Kerr Foundation, Inc.
    Bill & Sherri Lance
    NBC Bank
    Oklahoma Heart Hospital
    Oklahoma Natural Gas
    Kate Richard & Christian Kanady
    Chuck Wiggin
Patron $10,000 – $14,999
  • Anonymous
    Candor
    Clements Foods Co.
    Rick & Lerri Cooper
    Cox Communications
    The Cresap Family Foundation
    Nick & Peggy Duncan
    Edward A. & Barbara N. Krei Fund
    Nedra Funk
    INTEGRIS Health
    Mr. Christian K. Keesee & Mr. Larry Keigwin
    Lingo Construction
    Love's Travel Stops
    LaDonna & Herman Meinders
    The Late Jeaneen Naifeh
    Oklahoma City Thunder
    Oklahoma One Call
    OU Health
    Mrs. T. Ray Phillips
    Prairie Surf Creative
    Presbyterian Health Foundation
    UPS
    Tracy Williams

Partner $5,000 – $9,999
  • Dr. Steve C. Agee, Ph.D.
    Mo & Richard Anderson
    The Ann Lacy Foundation
    Arnall Family Foundation
    Bolton Family Fun
    Bowen Foundation
    Robert & Karen Browne
    ChappelWood Financial Services
    The Choctaw Nation
    Clubhouse Trailer Company
    Crawley Family Foundation
    Cummings Oil Company
    Lawrence H. & Ronna C. Davis
    Alena & Steve Dixon
    Jeanette & Rand Elliot
    Enterprise Holdings Foundation
    Ernst & Young
    Tricia L. Everest
    Hillary, Peter & Rowan Farrell
    Fleske Commercial Group
    Flintco, L.L.C.
    French Family Charitable Foundation
    Mindy & David Freymiller
    Griffin Media
    David & Kirsten Griffin
    David & Aimee Harlow
    HoganTaylor

  • Mr. Gregory S. Horne
    Ronnie & Shahnaaz Irani
    Dennis & Janet Jaggi
    Robert & Sharon Keating
    Jim Kessler & Karen Wicker
    Kimray, Inc.
    Jenee & Darren Lister
    Joan S. Maguire
    Roxie & Glen Maynard
    Katie McClendon
    Jean McLaughlin
    Miller Architects
    Janie & Max Myers
    Ms. Valerie Naifeh & Mr. George Catechis
    Oklahoma Allergy & Asthma Clinic
    Osborne Electric
    Paula & Craig Boelte Family Foundation
    PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP
    QUAD
    David & Kim Rainbolt
    George Records
    Donald Rowlett & Martha Burger
    Lance & Cindy Ruffel
    Saxum
    Linda & Steve Slawson
    Sovereign Bank
    Doug & Susie Stussi
    United Mechanical, Inc.
    Mr. Gregg Wadley &
    Dr. Susan E. Brackett
    Mr. & Mrs. James E. Williams
    Eric & Christi Woodworth
corporate campaigns

Allied Arts can tailor your company’s engagement to meet your strategic philanthropic objectives.

Corporate partnership opportunities
are diverse:

Employee Giving

Get your team engaged in making a difference by offering the opportunity to conveniently donate through your workplace.

For more information or to start planning your employee giving campaign, please contact shannon.lockwood@alliedartsokc.com or call (405) 278-8944.
Event Sponsorships

Sponsoring Allied Arts special events is a great way for your company to publicly show its support – and in turn, receive event recognition, tickets and other exclusive benefits.

For information about event sponsorships, email courtney.lavender@alliedartsokc.com or call (405) 278-8944.
In-Kind Donors

Donations of goods and services, including things like advertising, printing, catering, and media design and production, enable Allied Arts to lower administrative costs and allocate more dollars directly to the arts.

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