Mental health, foster care, early education, parenting classes, grandparents raising grandchildren, and more. Sunbeam Family Services has been serving Oklahoma families since 1907, and their mission has never been more important.
Visitors are always surprised by Oklahoma City's incredible restaurant scene. Sarah and Angie share some of their favorite hidden gems and why OKC has quietly become one of the country's best food cities.
One of Oklahoma City's greatest strengths is collaboration. Sunbeam Family Services explains how strong relationships between nonprofits create better outcomes for families and why working together is making Oklahoma City stronger.
Imagine suddenly becoming the full-time caregiver for your grandchildren. Sunbeam Family Services walks alongside grandparents facing that reality by providing childcare, mental health services, and family support. This story highlights the power of meeting families where they are.
Strong families build strong communities. In this episode of Oklahoma City Nonprofits in Action, Sunbeam Family Services shares how their wraparound approach supports children, parents, grandparents, and caregivers through every stage of life.
The first five years of a child's life can shape everything that follows. In this episode of Oklahoma City Nonprofits in Action, we sit down with Sarah Rahhal, CEO of Sunbeam Family Services, and Angie Gaines to discuss how Sunbeam has been serving Oklahoma families for more than a century.…
What if asking for groceries felt just like shopping at your neighborhood grocery store? In this episode of Oklahoma City Nonprofits in Action, we talk with Katy Leffel, CEO of Skyline Urban Outreach, to explore how Skyline is helping thousands of Oklahomans through food assistance, eye care, clothing, and community…
Oklahoma City is changing fast. New ideas, new people, thriving nonprofits, incredible restaurants, and growing culture are reshaping the city. John Mays shares why he's optimistic about OKC's future and what makes this city so special.
Sometimes people don't need advice. They just need someone willing to listen. John Mays explains why simply sitting with someone, hearing their story, and being present can be one of the most impactful ways to serve others.
Most people view accountability as something negative. John Mays sees it differently. In this clip, he explains how healthy accountability creates opportunities for healing, growth, restoration, and real change for everyone involved.
