2020-05-13T13:17:26-05:00 2019-12-31 731331618 LUTON & CO PLLC 201 NW 63RD ST STE 100 OKLAHOMA CITY OK 73116 990 2019-01-01 731448149 BUTTERFIELD MEMORIAL FOUNDATION BUTT 4056044702 8308 N MAY AVE STE 200 OKLAHOMA CITY OK 73120 HAL HOXIE PRESIDENT 4056044702 2020-04-15 true DAVID R BRADY P01228402 4058487313 2020-05-13 70.182.82.167 2020-05-13 13:17:26 CD P B8F39B814E002FE3D8791520AB9538398F819F10 731A42FD87283B4B84E10806E51163ECABF1C7A2 2019 2020-09-23 17:36:50Z HAL HOXIE 8308 N MAY AVE STE 200 OKLAHOMA CITY OK 73120 11816282 false X WWW.BUTTERFIELDFOUNDATION.ORG X 2005 OK BUTTERFIELD MEMORIAL FOUNDATION MANIFESTS THE REDEEMING LOVE OF CHRIST BY FOCUSING ON THE PHYSICAL, MENTAL, SOCIAL AND SPIRITUAL WELL-BEING OF PEOPLE, CONSISTENT WITH THE TENETS OF THE FREE METHODIST CHURCH USA. 12 11 36 529 0 950541 794480 631194 441916 8539792 10496869 -41346 -48159 10080181 11685106 542798 871443 0 2356272 2076965 0 273753 2351400 1744215 5250470 4692623 4829711 6992483 116135330 133262114 0 116135330 133262114 X THE BUTTERFIELD MEMORIAL FOUNDATION IS A CHRISTIAN CHARITABLE ORGANIZATION SERVING THE HEALTH NEEDS OF THE COMMUNITY IN HARMONY WITH THE TENETS OF THE FREE METHODIST CHURCH - USA. false false 1228151 871443 FOUNDATION GRANTS FOCUS ON MEETING THE HEALTHCARE NEEDS OF THE UNINSURED, UNDERSERVED, AND THOSE EXPERIENCING AN UNPLANNED PREGNANCY. INITIATIVES THAT HELP TO ENHANCE AND IMPROVE AWARENESS OF CHARITABLE HEALTHCARE NEEDS IN OKLAHOMA ARE ALSO PART OF OUR PROGRAMMING. PRIORITY IS GIVEN TO CHRISTIAN NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS BENEFITTING OKLAHOMA COMMUNITIES; HOWEVER, CHRISTIAN NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS WHO SERVE THE UNDERSERVED IN OTHER PARTS OF THE UNITED STATES AND INTERNATIONALLY ARE ALSO CONSIDERED. THE TOTAL GRANTING DOLLARS APPROVED IN 2019 WAS 970,369 WHICH WAS AN INCREASE FROM 2018. GRANT FUNDING WAS PROVIDED TO OKLAHOMA CHRISTIAN CHARITABLE CLINICS (249,168), PREGNANCY RESOURCE CENTERS SERVING OKLAHOMA (134,664), AND CHRISTIAN INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS OFFERING MEDICAL CARE (355,195). PROGRAM FUNDING WAS DISTRIBUTED TO OUR CHARITABLE CARE ADVANCEMENT INITIATIVES (96,342) THAT SUPPORTED INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITIES FOR UNDERGRADUATE HEALTHCARE STUDENTS, AS WELL AS CONFERENCE ATTENDANCE, RETREATS, AND A SPEAKER'S SERIES. A SPECIFIC CHARITABLE CARE ADVANCEMENT INITIATIVE IS BUCO (BUTTERFIELD URBAN CARE OPPORTUNITY) WHICH IS DESIGNED TO ENCOURAGE MEDICAL STUDENTS TO VOLUNTEER IN OKLAHOMA CHARITABLE CLINICS DURING THEIR MEDICAL SCHOOL CAREERS. ALL OF THE FOUNDATION'S CHARITABLE CARE ADVANCEMENT INITIATIVES HAVE BEEN DESIGNED TO EDUCATE AND INSPIRE MEDICAL AND PRE-MED STUDENTS TO CHOOSE PRIMARY CARE, INTERNAL MEDICINE, AND/OR CHARITABLE CARE AS THEIR SPECIALITY. 951626 26524 OPEN ARMS CLINIC (OAC) CEASED OPERATIONS EFFECTIVE OCTOBER 31, 2019 AFTER PROVIDING THE MEDICALLY UNINSURED IN THE OKLAHOMA CITY METRO WITH QUALITY HEALTHCARE, EDUCATION AND SPIRITUAL ENCOURAGEMENT SINCE 1993. FROM JANUARY 1 - OCTOBER 31, 2019, OAC PROVIDED THE FOLLOWING SERVICES: PRIMARY HEALTHCARE, ONSITE SPECIALTY CARE (RHEUMATOLOGY, CARDIOLOGY, UROLOGY, GYNECOLOGY, COUNSELING, PODIATRY, AND SPIRITUAL CARE) AND DESPENSING OF MEDICATIONS (AT NO COST TO THE PATIENT). OAC WAS ALSO A SITE FOR THE OKLAHOMA CITY FOOD BANK AND DISTRIBUTED FOOD TO ELIGIBLE SENIOR ADULTS ONCE A MONTH. ADDITIONALLY, IN PARTNERSHIP WITH THE CITY RESCUE MISSION, OAC OPERATED A TRIAGE CLINIC AT THAT SITE TWO DAYS A WEEK. IN 2019, THE CLINIC SERVED AN AVERAGE OF 139 PATIENTS A MONTH. TO MAKE FULL SPECTRUM PATIENT CARE POSSIBLE, OAC RECEIVED DONATED LAB FEES AND FREE OR DISCOUNTED MEDICAL PROCEDURES. FURTHERMORE, 470 PRE-MED VOLUNTEERS SERVED AT THE CLINIC PROVIDING 1209 HOURS OF SERVICE AS WELL AS SIX ADMINISTRATIVE VOLUNTEERS CONTRIBUTING 213 HOURS. OAC HOSTED SIX COMMUNITY EVENTS IN ORDER TO PROVIDE THE MEDICALLY VULNERABLE ACCESS TO CRUCIAL HEALTHCARE SERVICES. THE FIRST EVENT WAS A FREE HEALTH FAIR AT THE MYRIAD GARDENS IN OKLAHOMA CITY; 30 PEOPLE RECEIVED A1C READINGS AND A BLOOD PRESSURE CHECK. ANOTHER HEALTH FAIR IN THE ASIAN DISTRICT PROVIDED 100 PEOPLE INFORMATION ABOUT OAC'S SERVICES AND 75 A FREE HEALTH SCREENING THAT INCLUDED A BLOOD PRESSURE, RESPIRATION RATE, PULSE AND TEMPERATURE CHECK. OAC ALSO COLLABORATED WITH A LOCAL HISPANIC CHURCH TO PROVIDE OVER 200 FREE EYE SCREENINGS. THE CLINIC ALSO PARTICIPATED IN LOVE OKC, AN EVENT DRAWING HUNDREDS OF OKLAHOMANS WHO LIVE IN POVERTY; 80 FREE BREAST EXAMS WERE PROVIDED. FINALLY, OAC FACILITATED SUPER SATURDAY IN JANUARY AND MAY. THIS EVENT IS OPEN TO PATIENTS FROM CHARITABLE CLINICS THROUGHOUT THE METRO AND PROVIDES PAP SMEARS AND MAMMOGRAMS AT NO COST; 89 WOMEN RECEIVED CARE. TWO RESIDENCY PROGRAMS WERE COLLABORATED BY OAC; OKLAHOMA UNIVERSITY HEALTH SCIENCE CENTER AND OKLAHOMA COUNTY MEDICAL SOCIETY. SPECIALITY CARE CLINICS PROVIDED BY VOLUNTEER PROVIDERS AND ASSISTED BY PRE-MED AND MEDICAL STUDENTS OCCURRED ONE TO TWO TIMES A MONTH. ADDITIONALLY, OAC SERVED AS A SITE FOR THE BUTTERFIELD CHRISTIAN MEDICAL INTERNSHIP ORGANIZED BY THE CONSORTIUM OF OKLAHOMA FAITH-BASED UNIVERSITIES. SIX PRE-HEALTHCARE STUDENTS ROTATED THROUGH THE CLINIC. OTHER PARTNERSHIPS INCLUDE THE HEALTHCARE ALLIANCE FOR THE UNINSURED, OKLAHOMA SAFETY NET CLINICS, OKLAHOMA CHARITABLE CARE ASSOCIATION, MEDNOC TRAINING COLLEGE, AND HEART TO HEART INTERNATIONAL. THROUGH THESE PARTNERSHIPS, OAC WAS ABLE TO PROVIDE A REFERRAL SYSTEM ALLOWING PATIENTS ACCESS TO ADDITIONAL SPECIALTY CARE SERVICES LIKE VISION AND DENTAL. FREE TRANSPORTATION TO AND FROM THE CLINIC WAS PROVIDED ON A CASE BY CASE BASIS. IF A SENIOR ADULT WAS NOT ABLE TO PICK UP HIS/HER FOOD BOX, AN OAC EMPLOYEE DELIVERED IT TO THEM, OFFERING PRAYER AND ENCOURAGEMENT. 769662 415392 THE FIRST AND OLDEST PROGRAM IS DEACONESS PREGNANCY & ADOPTION (DPA). FOUNDED IN 1900 ON THE PLAINS OF OKLAHOMA TERRITORY, IT IS NOT ONLY THE OLDEST BY ALSO NOW THE LARGEST NON-PROFIT ADOPTION AGENCY IN OKLAHOMA. THOUSANDS OF FAMILIES HAVE BEEN CREATED AND THOUSANDS MORE SERVED WITH COUNSELING AND SUPPORT THROUGHOUT ITS HISTORY. DPA IS A SOCIAL SERVICE AGENCY OF THE FREE METHODIST CHURCH-USA AND ITS PURPOSE IS CHARITABLE AND RELIGIOUS IN NATURE, FOCUSED ON POSITIVE OUTCOMES FOR CHILDREN BY SERVING WOMEN IN CRISIS PREGNANCIES, FACILITATING THE ADOPTION OF CHILDREN, AND PROVIDING RESOURCES, SUPPORT, AND COUNSELING TO ALL INVOLVED. FOR WOMEN AND MEN EXPERIENCING AN UPLANNED OR CRISIS PREGNANCY, DPA PROVIDES COUNSELING AND FULL INFORMATION REGARDING ALL OPTIONS IN A NON- JUDGEMENTAL AND ACCEPTING ENVIRONMENT SO THAT THE CLIENT CAN MAKE A FULLY INFORMED DECISION. MAKING AN ADOPTION PLAN IS A FULLY VOLUNTARY DECISION AND MANY CLIENTS SERVED ARE SUPPORTED AND RESOURCED IN THEIR DECISION TO PARENT. EXPECTANT PARENTS ARE ASSISTED IN MANY WAYS, INCLUDING HELP LOCATING A MEDICAL PROVIDER, FOOD, SHELTER, CLOTHING, AND/OR TRANSPORTATION AS WELL AS BY CONNECTIONS TO OTHER COMMUNITY RESOURCES, SUCH AS PARENTING CLASSES, INFANT SUPPLIES, AND SUPPORT GROUPS. FOR THOSE WHO CHOOSE TO MAKE AN ADOPTION PLAN, THE AGENCY IS A LICENSED ADOPTION PROVIDER AND MAINTAINS MANY PROSPECTIVE ADOPTIVE FAMILIES OF A VARIETY OF BACKGROUNDS AND INTERESTS WHO ARE APPROVED TO HAVE A CHILD PLACED IN THEIR HOME AFTER A RIGOROUS ASSESSMENT PROCESS THAT MEETS ALL STATE AS WELL AS AGENCY STANDARDS. ADOPTIVE PARENTS ARE VETTED BY THE AGENCY THROUGH A SERIES OF MEASURES, INCLUDING AN APPLICATION PROCESS, TRAINING SEMINAR, AND HOME STUDY ASSESSMENT. WHEN AN APPROVED FAMILY HAS A CHILD PLACED IN THEIR HOME, THE AGENCY ALSO SUPERVISES THE PLACEMENT FOR SEVERAL MONTHS AFTER TO ENSURE SUCCESS OF THE PLACEMENT. DPA VIEWS ADOPTION NOT AS A ONE-TIME EVENT, BUT AS AN ONGOING JOURNEY AND SEEKS TO PROVIDE LIFELONG SUPPORT TO ALL PARTIES INVOLVED, INCLUDING THE BIRTH FAMILY, ADOPTEE, AND ADOPTIVE PARENTS. SUPPORT IS PROVIDED BY ONGOING EVENTS THROUGHOUT THE YEAR TARGETED BOTH TO THE BIRTH FAMILY AND ADOPTIVE FAMILY. ALL PARTIES CAN ALSO REQUEST COUNSELING AND SUPPORT FROM THE AGENCY AT ANY TIME. IN ADDITION, SEARCH AND REUNION SERVICES ARE ALSO AVAILABLE TO FACILITATE CONTACT AND RELATIONSHIP IN THE EVENT OF A CLOSED ADOPTION. THE SERVICE IS AVAILABLE TO ALL CLIENTS WHO HAVE WORKED WITH DPA IN THE 119 YEAR HISTORY OF THE AGENCY AS ADOPTION RECORDS ARE MAINTAINED BACK TO THE AGENCY'S FOUNDING. IN 2019, THE AGENCY WAS ABLE TO SERVE THE COMMUNITY AND STATE AT-LARGE IN MANY FACETS. INFANT ADOPTION AND SEARCH AND REUNION SERVICES WERE COMPLETED AS OUTLINED BELOW. THERAPEUTIC COUNSELING SERVICES TO THE COMMUNITY WERE TEMPORARILY SUSPENDED WITH PLANS TO RE-LAUNCH THE COUNSELING CENTER IN 2020. DPA ALSO PROVIDED COMMUNITY TRAINING AND EDUCATION ON THE OPTION OF ADOPTION IN SCHOOLS, COMMUNITY CENTERS, AND MEDICAL FACILITIES. THE AGENCY ALSO PARTNERED WITH MANY PREGNANCY RESOURCE CENTERS AROUND THE STATE TO PROVIDE TRAINING ON ADOPTION TO THEIR STAFF. FURTHERMORE, DPA IS A MEMBER OF AND PARTICIPATES IN MANY COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS AND COALITIONS WITH THE INTENT TO PARTNER WELL WITH OTHER COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS AND ENSURE THAT THE MISSION OF DPA IS KNOWN BY THOSE WORKING ALONGSIDE US. FUNDS ARE RAISED TO SUPPORT THE OPERATION OF DPA SERVICES AND PROGRAMS. DONORS ARE REACHED THROUGH DIRECT MAIL, SOCIAL MEDIA, E-BLAST EMAILS, AND PERSONAL VISITS. MULTIPLE SPECIAL EVENTS ARE ALSO HELD THROUGHOUT THE YEAR TO RAISE AWARENESS AND COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT. OVERVIEW OF 2019 SERVICES INFANT ADOPTION PROGRAM: . FIELDED 96 INQUIRY CALLS FROM EXPECTANT PARENTS . SERVED 51 EXPECTANT PARENTS . CONDUCTED 217 PRE/POST COUNSELING SESSIONS WITH BIRTH FAMILIES . FIELDED 216 INQUIRY CALLS FROM PROSPECTIVE ADOPTIVE PARENTS . CONDUCTED 277 PRE/POST COUNSELING SESSIONS WITH ADOPTIVE FAMILIES . COMPLETED 19 HOME STUDIES, 11 HOME STUDY UPDATES, AND 47 POST-PLACEMENT SUPERVISORY REPORTS . PLACED 14 INFANTS IN ADOPTIVE HOMES POST-ADOPTION/SEARCH & REUNION: . FIELDED 151 INQUIRY CALLS FROM TRIAD MEMBERS (ADOPTEE, BIRTH FAMILY, OR ADOPTIVE FAMILY) . RECEIVED REQUESTS FOR NON-IDENTIFYING MEDICAL/SOCIAL INFORMATION FROM 5 ADULT ADOPTEES AND CONFIDENTIAL INTERMEDIARY SEARCHES FROM 12 TRIAD MEMBERS . COMPLETED 12 REUNIONS . CONDUCTED 4 SUPPORT GROUPS THROUGHOUT THE YEAR, WITH AN AVERAGE ATTENDANCE OF 4 PARTICIPANTS COMMUNITY TRAINING/EDUCATION: . THE AGENCY PROVIDED 11 PRESENTATIONS TO THE COMMUNITY IMPACTING 175 INDIVIDUALS . TRAINING WAS PROVIDED TO 12 PREGNANCY RESOURCE CENTERS, WITH 129 INDIVIDUALS LEARNING HOW TO PRESENT THE OPTION OF ADOPTION TO CLIENTS . OTHER COMMUNITY EVENTS ATTENDED THROUGHOUT THE YEAR RESULTED IN OVER 3,000 PEOPLE BEING EXPOSED TO AND HEARING ABOUT THE AGENCY'S SERVICES COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIPS: . OKLAHOMA ADOPTION COALITION . COUNT ME IN 4 KIDS . REACH . COMPASSIONATE CARE GATHERINGS . NATIONAL TRAINING INITIATIVE . TRAINING IN ADOPTION COMPETENCE . PREGNANCY RESOURCE NETWORK . OKLAHOMA DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN SERVICES . OKLAHOMA BAPTIST HOMES FOR CHILDREN . ROSE DAY COMMITTEE FUNDRAISING OVERVIEW: . 254 DONORS GAVE TO THE ORGANIZATION, WITH APPROXIMATELY 20 BEING NEW DONORS . 327,453 WAS RAISED THROUGH SPECIAL EVENTS WITH AN ATTENDANCE OF 346 AT THE ANGELS OF DESTINY EVENT, THE LARGEST ANNUAL FUNDRAISER . IN-KIND GIFTS SECURED HAD A TOTAL VALUE OF 25,266 . TOTAL CONTRIBUTIONS WERE 523,250 2949439 true true false false false false false false false true true false false false false false false true false false false true false false true false false true false true false false false false false false false false true false false false true true true false false false true 33 0 36 true false false false false false true true false false false false false false X 12 11 false false false false false false false true true false false true true true true true true true true false OK X X DANITA TESTERMAN 4056044702 8308 N MAY AVE STE 200 OKLAHOMA CITY OK 73120 HAL HOXIE PRESIDENT 40.00 X X 225761 0 9582 DANITA TESTERMAN EMPLOYEE 40.00 X 131964 0 15468 DIERDRE MCCOOL EMPLOYEE 40.00 X 134954 0 8358 RUTH ELIZABETH BROWN FORMER PRESI X 27622 0 206 REV DENISE ABSTON CHAIRPERSON 3.00 X X 0 0 0 SHELLY GOODNIGHT SECRETARY 3.00 X X 0 0 0 DR INGRID W JACKSON DIRECTOR 3.00 X 0 0 0 GENE KEENE DIRECTOR 3.00 X 0 0 0 MARK OLSON TREASURER 3.00 X X 0 0 0 SARAH OUREN DIRECTOR 3.00 X 0 0 0 TOM PHILLIPS DIRECTOR 3.00 X 0 0 0 JIM PRIEST DIRECTOR 3.00 X 0 0 0 JOHN A SATTERFIELD DIRECTOR 3.00 X 0 0 0 DR GREG SPENCER VICE CHAIRMA 3.00 X X 0 0 0 REV DENNY WAYMAN DIRECTOR 3.00 X 0 0 0 520301 33614 3 false true false ALEX BROWN 350 PARK AVENUE 11TH FLOOR NEW YORK NY 10022 INVESTMENT MGMT 408877 1 378195 416285 217097 794480 COUNSELING & ADOPTION SERVICE 376892 376892 OUTREACH 38500 38500 COMMUNITY HEALTHCARE 26524 26524 441916 3674599 3674599 10670 10670 42889 42889 42889 42889 6822270 6822270 6822270 6822270 28000 378195 131176 -103176 -103176 OTHER 1458 1458 1458 11685106 441916 10448710 629243 629243 242200 242200 262532 23470 215592 23470 1460092 920537 397614 141941 38952 26254 6431 6267 181614 145692 20291 15631 133775 78933 42335 12507 5949 5949 21050 21050 424153 424153 45277 9984 35293 86365 81639 2758 1968 112354 43668 30642 38044 82138 49966 26490 5682 119651 42290 72575 4786 14439 3898 9963 578 MEDICATION 190825 190825 OTHER STAFF EXPENSES 140828 71668 62383 6777 DISCRETIONARY FUND PAYMEN 125079 125079 LEGAL FEES PROGRAM 84869 84869 291238 179224 95912 16102 4692623 2949439 1469431 273753 613756 1634481 6895333 5076202 22326999 22226312 4745523 428233 4436942 4317290 79702133 99807964 2160167 199865 116135330 133262114 0 0 X 116004402 133137358 130928 124756 116135330 133262114 116135330 133262114 6992483 10134301 X false true X true false X 609040 878794 932497 950541 794480 4165352 609040 878794 932497 950541 794480 4165352 4165352 3363345 3402390 3259335 3673466 3685269 17383805 21549157 1643308 0.19330 0.19280 X SEE FACTS AND CIRCUMSTANCES TEST ATTACHED. 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X X false false false false false false false false false HAL HOXIE PRESIDENT 225761 8934 648 235343 X 6 186174 X GIFTS/FUNDRAISI 1 25266 X MEDICAL SUPPLIE 1 5657 false false false FORM 990, PAGE 1, PART I, LINE 6 THERE ARE 12 BOARD MEMBERS THAT VOLUNTEER THEIR TIME AS WELL AS OTHERS GIVING THEIR TIME FOR THE ADOPTION SERVICE AND HEALTHCARE CLINIC. FORM 990, PAGE 2, PART III, LINE 4A FOUNDATION GRANTS FOCUS ON MEETING THE HEALTHCARE NEEDS OF THE UNINSURED, UNDERSERVED, AND THOSE EXPERIENCING AN UNPLANNED PREGNANCY. INITIATIVES THAT HELP TO ENHANCE AND IMPROVE AWARENESS OF CHARITABLE HEALTHCARE NEEDS IN OKLAHOMA ARE ALSO PART OF OUR PROGRAMMING. PRIORITY IS GIVEN TO CHRISTIAN NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS BENEFITTING OKLAHOMA COMMUNITIES; HOWEVER, CHRISTIAN NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS WHO SERVE THE UNDERSERVED IN OTHER PARTS OF THE UNITED STATES AND INTERNATIONALLY ARE ALSO CONSIDERED. THE TOTAL GRANTING DOLLARS APPROVED IN 2019 WAS 970,369 WHICH WAS AN INCREASE FROM 2018. GRANT FUNDING WAS PROVIDED TO OKLAHOMA CHRISTIAN CHARITABLE CLINICS (249,168), PREGNANCY RESOURCE CENTERS SERVING OKLAHOMA (134,664), AND CHRISTIAN INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS OFFERING MEDICAL CARE (355,195). PROGRAM FUNDING WAS DISTRIBUTED TO OUR CHARITABLE CARE ADVANCEMENT INITIATIVES (96,342) THAT SUPPORTED INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITIES FOR UNDERGRADUATE HEALTHCARE STUDENTS, AS WELL AS CONFERENCE ATTENDANCE, RETREATS, AND A SPEAKER'S SERIES. A SPECIFIC CHARITABLE CARE ADVANCEMENT INITIATIVE IS BUCO (BUTTERFIELD URBAN CARE OPPORTUNITY) WHICH IS DESIGNED TO ENCOURAGE MEDICAL STUDENTS TO VOLUNTEER IN OKLAHOMA CHARITABLE CLINICS DURING THEIR MEDICAL SCHOOL CAREERS. ALL OF THE FOUNDATION'S CHARITABLE CARE ADVANCEMENT INITIATIVES HAVE BEEN DESIGNED TO EDUCATE AND INSPIRE MEDICAL AND PRE-MED STUDENTS TO CHOOSE PRIMARY CARE, INTERNAL MEDICINE, AND/OR CHARITABLE CARE AS THEIR SPECIALITY. FORM 990, PAGE 2, PART III, LINE 4B OPEN ARMS CLINIC (OAC) CEASED OPERATIONS EFFECTIVE OCTOBER 31, 2019 AFTER PROVIDING THE MEDICALLY UNINSURED IN THE OKLAHOMA CITY METRO WITH QUALITY HEALTHCARE, EDUCATION AND SPIRITUAL ENCOURAGEMENT SINCE 1993. FROM JANUARY 1 - OCTOBER 31, 2019, OAC PROVIDED THE FOLLOWING SERVICES: PRIMARY HEALTHCARE, ONSITE SPECIALTY CARE (RHEUMATOLOGY, CARDIOLOGY, UROLOGY, GYNECOLOGY, COUNSELING, PODIATRY, AND SPIRITUAL CARE) AND DESPENSING OF MEDICATIONS (AT NO COST TO THE PATIENT). OAC WAS ALSO A SITE FOR THE OKLAHOMA CITY FOOD BANK AND DISTRIBUTED FOOD TO ELIGIBLE SENIOR ADULTS ONCE A MONTH. ADDITIONALLY, IN PARTNERSHIP WITH THE CITY RESCUE MISSION, OAC OPERATED A TRIAGE CLINIC AT THAT SITE TWO DAYS A WEEK. IN 2019, THE CLINIC SERVED AN AVERAGE OF 139 PATIENTS A MONTH. TO MAKE FULL SPECTRUM PATIENT CARE POSSIBLE, OAC RECEIVED DONATED LAB FEES AND FREE OR DISCOUNTED MEDICAL PROCEDURES. FURTHERMORE, 470 PRE-MED VOLUNTEERS SERVED AT THE CLINIC PROVIDING 1209 HOURS OF SERVICE AS WELL AS SIX ADMINISTRATIVE VOLUNTEERS CONTRIBUTING 213 HOURS. OAC HOSTED SIX COMMUNITY EVENTS IN ORDER TO PROVIDE THE MEDICALLY VULNERABLE ACCESS TO CRUCIAL HEALTHCARE SERVICES. THE FIRST EVENT WAS A FREE HEALTH FAIR AT THE MYRIAD GARDENS IN OKLAHOMA CITY; 30 PEOPLE RECEIVED A1C READINGS AND A BLOOD PRESSURE CHECK. ANOTHER HEALTH FAIR IN THE ASIAN DISTRICT PROVIDED 100 PEOPLE INFORMATION ABOUT OAC'S SERVICES AND 75 A FREE HEALTH SCREENING THAT INCLUDED A BLOOD PRESSURE, RESPIRATION RATE, PULSE AND TEMPERATURE CHECK. OAC ALSO COLLABORATED WITH A LOCAL HISPANIC CHURCH TO PROVIDE OVER 200 FREE EYE SCREENINGS. THE CLINIC ALSO PARTICIPATED IN LOVE OKC, AN EVENT DRAWING HUNDREDS OF OKLAHOMANS WHO LIVE IN POVERTY; 80 FREE BREAST EXAMS WERE PROVIDED. FINALLY, OAC FACILITATED SUPER SATURDAY IN JANUARY AND MAY. THIS EVENT IS OPEN TO PATIENTS FROM CHARITABLE CLINICS THROUGHOUT THE METRO AND PROVIDES PAP SMEARS AND MAMMOGRAMS AT NO COST; 89 WOMEN RECEIVED CARE. TWO RESIDENCY PROGRAMS WERE COLLABORATED BY OAC; OKLAHOMA UNIVERSITY HEALTH SCIENCE CENTER AND OKLAHOMA COUNTY MEDICAL SOCIETY. SPECIALITY CARE CLINICS PROVIDED BY VOLUNTEER PROVIDERS AND ASSISTED BY PRE-MED AND MEDICAL STUDENTS OCCURRED ONE TO TWO TIMES A MONTH. ADDITIONALLY, OAC SERVED AS A SITE FOR THE BUTTERFIELD CHRISTIAN MEDICAL INTERNSHIP ORGANIZED BY THE CONSORTIUM OF OKLAHOMA FAITH-BASED UNIVERSITIES. SIX PRE-HEALTHCARE STUDENTS ROTATED THROUGH THE CLINIC. OTHER PARTNERSHIPS INCLUDE THE HEALTHCARE ALLIANCE FOR THE UNINSURED, OKLAHOMA SAFETY NET CLINICS, OKLAHOMA CHARITABLE CARE ASSOCIATION, MEDNOC TRAINING COLLEGE, AND HEART TO HEART INTERNATIONAL. THROUGH THESE PARTNERSHIPS, OAC WAS ABLE TO PROVIDE A REFERRAL SYSTEM ALLOWING PATIENTS ACCESS TO ADDITIONAL SPECIALTY CARE SERVICES LIKE VISION AND DENTAL. FREE TRANSPORTATION TO AND FROM THE CLINIC WAS PROVIDED ON A CASE BY CASE BASIS. IF A SENIOR ADULT WAS NOT ABLE TO PICK UP HIS/HER FOOD BOX, AN OAC EMPLOYEE DELIVERED IT TO THEM, OFFERING PRAYER AND ENCOURAGEMENT. FORM 990, PAGE 2, PART III, LINE 4C THE FIRST AND OLDEST PROGRAM IS DEACONESS PREGNANCY & ADOPTION (DPA). FOUNDED IN 1900 ON THE PLAINS OF OKLAHOMA TERRITORY, IT IS NOT ONLY THE OLDEST BY ALSO NOW THE LARGEST NON-PROFIT ADOPTION AGENCY IN OKLAHOMA. THOUSANDS OF FAMILIES HAVE BEEN CREATED AND THOUSANDS MORE SERVED WITH COUNSELING AND SUPPORT THROUGHOUT ITS HISTORY. DPA IS A SOCIAL SERVICE AGENCY OF THE FREE METHODIST CHURCH-USA AND ITS PURPOSE IS CHARITABLE AND RELIGIOUS IN NATURE, FOCUSED ON POSITIVE OUTCOMES FOR CHILDREN BY SERVING WOMEN IN CRISIS PREGNANCIES, FACILITATING THE ADOPTION OF CHILDREN, AND PROVIDING RESOURCES, SUPPORT, AND COUNSELING TO ALL INVOLVED. FOR WOMEN AND MEN EXPERIENCING AN UPLANNED OR CRISIS PREGNANCY, DPA PROVIDES COUNSELING AND FULL INFORMATION REGARDING ALL OPTIONS IN A NON- JUDGEMENTAL AND ACCEPTING ENVIRONMENT SO THAT THE CLIENT CAN MAKE A FULLY INFORMED DECISION. MAKING AN ADOPTION PLAN IS A FULLY VOLUNTARY DECISION AND MANY CLIENTS SERVED ARE SUPPORTED AND RESOURCED IN THEIR DECISION TO PARENT. EXPECTANT PARENTS ARE ASSISTED IN MANY WAYS, INCLUDING HELP LOCATING A MEDICAL PROVIDER, FOOD, SHELTER, CLOTHING, AND/OR TRANSPORTATION AS WELL AS BY CONNECTIONS TO OTHER COMMUNITY RESOURCES, SUCH AS PARENTING CLASSES, INFANT SUPPLIES, AND SUPPORT GROUPS. FOR THOSE WHO CHOOSE TO MAKE AN ADOPTION PLAN, THE AGENCY IS A LICENSED ADOPTION PROVIDER AND MAINTAINS MANY PROSPECTIVE ADOPTIVE FAMILIES OF A VARIETY OF BACKGROUNDS AND INTERESTS WHO ARE APPROVED TO HAVE A CHILD PLACED IN THEIR HOME AFTER A RIGOROUS ASSESSMENT PROCESS THAT MEETS ALL STATE AS WELL AS AGENCY STANDARDS. ADOPTIVE PARENTS ARE VETTED BY THE AGENCY THROUGH A SERIES OF MEASURES, INCLUDING AN APPLICATION PROCESS, TRAINING SEMINAR, AND HOME STUDY ASSESSMENT. WHEN AN APPROVED FAMILY HAS A CHILD PLACED IN THEIR HOME, THE AGENCY ALSO SUPERVISES THE PLACEMENT FOR SEVERAL MONTHS AFTER TO ENSURE SUCCESS OF THE PLACEMENT. DPA VIEWS ADOPTION NOT AS A ONE-TIME EVENT, BUT AS AN ONGOING JOURNEY AND SEEKS TO PROVIDE LIFELONG SUPPORT TO ALL PARTIES INVOLVED, INCLUDING THE BIRTH FAMILY, ADOPTEE, AND ADOPTIVE PARENTS. SUPPORT IS PROVIDED BY ONGOING EVENTS THROUGHOUT THE YEAR TARGETED BOTH TO THE BIRTH FAMILY AND ADOPTIVE FAMILY. ALL PARTIES CAN ALSO REQUEST COUNSELING AND SUPPORT FROM THE AGENCY AT ANY TIME. IN ADDITION, SEARCH AND REUNION SERVICES ARE ALSO AVAILABLE TO FACILITATE CONTACT AND RELATIONSHIP IN THE EVENT OF A CLOSED ADOPTION. THE SERVICE IS AVAILABLE TO ALL CLIENTS WHO HAVE WORKED WITH DPA IN THE 119 YEAR HISTORY OF THE AGENCY AS ADOPTION RECORDS ARE MAINTAINED BACK TO THE AGENCY'S FOUNDING. IN 2019, THE AGENCY WAS ABLE TO SERVE THE COMMUNITY AND STATE AT-LARGE IN MANY FACETS. INFANT ADOPTION AND SEARCH AND REUNION SERVICES WERE COMPLETED AS OUTLINED BELOW. THERAPEUTIC COUNSELING SERVICES TO THE COMMUNITY WERE TEMPORARILY SUSPENDED WITH PLANS TO RE-LAUNCH THE COUNSELING CENTER IN 2020. DPA ALSO PROVIDED COMMUNITY TRAINING AND EDUCATION ON THE OPTION OF ADOPTION IN SCHOOLS, COMMUNITY CENTERS, AND MEDICAL FACILITIES. THE AGENCY ALSO PARTNERED WITH MANY PREGNANCY RESOURCE CENTERS AROUND THE STATE TO PROVIDE TRAINING ON ADOPTION TO THEIR STAFF. FURTHERMORE, DPA IS A MEMBER OF AND PARTICIPATES IN MANY COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS AND COALITIONS WITH THE INTENT TO PARTNER WELL WITH OTHER COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS AND ENSURE THAT THE MISSION OF DPA IS KNOWN BY THOSE WORKING ALONGSIDE US. FUNDS ARE RAISED TO SUPPORT THE OPERATION OF DPA SERVICES AND PROGRAMS. DONORS ARE REACHED THROUGH DIRECT MAIL, SOCIAL MEDIA, E-BLAST EMAILS, AND PERSONAL VISITS. MULTIPLE SPECIAL EVENTS ARE ALSO HELD THROUGHOUT THE YEAR TO RAISE AWARENESS AND COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT. OVERVIEW OF 2019 SERVICES INFANT ADOPTION PROGRAM: . FIELDED 96 INQUIRY CALLS FROM EXPECTANT PARENTS . SERVED 51 EXPECTANT PARENTS . CONDUCTED 217 PRE/POST COUNSELING SESSIONS WITH BIRTH FAMILIES . FIELDED 216 INQUIRY CALLS FROM PROSPECTIVE ADOPTIVE PARENTS . CONDUCTED 277 PRE/POST COUNSELING SESSIONS WITH ADOPTIVE FAMILIES . COMPLETED 19 HOME STUDIES, 11 HOME STUDY UPDATES, AND 47 POST-PLACEMENT SUPERVISORY REPORTS . PLACED 14 INFANTS IN ADOPTIVE HOMES POST-ADOPTION/SEARCH & REUNION: . FIELDED 151 INQUIRY CALLS FROM TRIAD MEMBERS (ADOPTEE, BIRTH FAMILY, OR ADOPTIVE FAMILY) . RECEIVED REQUESTS FOR NON-IDENTIFYING MEDICAL/SOCIAL INFORMATION FROM 5 ADULT ADOPTEES AND CONFIDENTIAL INTERMEDIARY SEARCHES FROM 12 TRIAD MEMBERS . COMPLETED 12 REUNIONS . CONDUCTED 4 SUPPORT GROUPS THROUGHOUT THE YEAR, WITH AN AVERAGE ATTENDANCE OF 4 PARTICIPANTS COMMUNITY TRAINING/EDUCATION: . THE AGENCY PROVIDED 11 PRESENTATIONS TO THE COMMUNITY IMPACTING 175 INDIVIDUALS . TRAINING WAS PROVIDED TO 12 PREGNANCY RESOURCE CENTERS, WITH 129 INDIVIDUALS LEARNING HOW TO PRESENT THE OPTION OF ADOPTION TO CLIENTS . OTHER COMMUNITY EVENTS ATTENDED THROUGHOUT THE YEAR RESULTED IN OVER 3,000 PEOPLE BEING EXPOSED TO AND HEARING ABOUT THE AGENCY'S SERVICES COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIPS: . OKLAHOMA ADOPTION COALITION . COUNT ME IN 4 KIDS . REACH . COMPASSIONATE CARE GATHERINGS . NATIONAL TRAINING INITIATIVE . TRAINING IN ADOPTION COMPETENCE . PREGNANCY RESOURCE NETWORK . OKLAHOMA DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN SERVICES . OKLAHOMA BAPTIST HOMES FOR CHILDREN . ROSE DAY COMMITTEE FUNDRAISING OVERVIEW: . 254 DONORS GAVE TO THE ORGANIZATION, WITH APPROXIMATELY 20 BEING NEW DONORS . 327,453 WAS RAISED THROUGH SPECIAL EVENTS WITH AN ATTENDANCE OF 346 AT THE ANGELS OF DESTINY EVENT, THE LARGEST ANNUAL FUNDRAISER . IN-KIND GIFTS SECURED HAD A TOTAL VALUE OF 25,266 . TOTAL CONTRIBUTIONS WERE 523,250 FORM 990, PAGE 6, PART VI, LINE 11B THE FORM 990 WILL BE REVIEWED AND APPROVED BY THE BOARD PRIOR TO FILING THE RETURN. FORM 990, PAGE 6, PART VI, LINE 12C EXTENSIVE CONFLICT OF INTEREST REQUIREMENTS ARE INCORPORATED INTO THE FOUNDATION'S BY-LAWS AND A CONFLICT OF INTEREST STATEMENT IS REQUIRED TO BE COMPLETED BY ALL BOARD MEMBERS ANNUALLY. FORM 990, PAGE 6, PART VI, LINE 15A THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS DETERMINES THE SALARY OF THE PRESIDENT. THE AGREED UPON LEVEL IS BASED UPON THE MEDIAN FIGURE FOR PRESIDENTS OF FOUNDATIONS OF COMPARABLE SIZE NATIONWIDE AS DETERMINED BY THE COUNCIL OF FOUNDATION'S ANNUAL GRANTMAKER'S SALARY AND BENEFITS REPORT. APPROPRIATE ADJUSTMENTS WERE MADE TO ACCOUNT FOR REGIONAL DIFFERENCES. SALARY LEVELS FOR CEO'S OF COMPARABLE LOCAL FOUNDATIONS WERE ALSO CONSIDERED. FORM 990, PAGE 6, PART VI, LINE 15B THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS DETERMINES THE SALARY OF THE CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER. THE AGREED UPON LEVEL IS BASED UPON THE MEDIAN FIGURE FOR CFO'S OF FOUNDATIONS OF COMPARABLE SIZE NATIONWIDE AS DETERMINED BY THE COUNCIL OF FOUNDATION'S ANNUAL GRANTMAKER'S SALARY AND BENEFITS REPORT. APPROPRIATE ADJUSTMENTS WERE MADE TO ACCOUNT FOR REGIONAL DIFFERENCES. SALARY LEVELS FOR CFO'S OF COMPARABLE LOCAL FOUNDATIONS WERE ALSO CONSIDERED. FORM 990, PAGE 6, PART VI, LINE 19 THE FOUNDATION MAKES ITS GOVERNING DOCUMENTS, CONFLICT OF INTEREST POLICY, AND FINANCIAL STATEMENTS AVAILABLE TO THE PUBLIC UPON REQUEST. DEACONESS PREGNANCY & ADOPTION LLC 7101 NW EXPRESSWAY STE 325 OKLAHOMA CITY OK 73132 202621399 ADOPTIONS OK NA OPEN ARMS CLINIC LLC 5252 N MERIDIAN STE 1010 OKLAHOMA CITY OK 73112 260193936 FREE CLINI OK NA FREE METHODIST CHURCH - USA 770 N HIGH SCHOOL ROAD INDIANAPOLIS IN 46214 350877568 CHURCH IN 501C3 1 NA false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false